Honey-Can-Do KCH-02161 Steel Mesh Drawer Organizer, Silver 9 in x 6 in

Not much to like or dislike, it holds things, it seems reasonably constructed and it is not expensive. if it doesn't start tarnishing in a year or two I'll keep the five star review.

After redoing the kitchen, we initially reused a lot of the old organizers, which did not quite fit, plus they were cheap junk anyway. I measured the drawers and considered what stuff I wanted where, and in how many compartments of what size. Then simply ordered a combination of these products to fill in the drawers and meet my needs. These things are reasonably attractive, very well made, and the tight mesh keeps my stuff in the compartments. The old ones were not so tight, and forks etc would poke out, get stuck, etc.

I was looking for something to organize various things I used to keep on or near my computer desk (e.g. USB cables, adapters, memory sticks, miscellaneous small tools, etc).Since I have under a wide glass monitor shelf lifting my monitors up, I thought these might do the trick.I bought a few of these bins in different sizes and have put all my tech junk in the bins rather than on my desk now. Things are a lot less cluttered now.

Pros: Quality basket. Little rubber feet on the bottom so it doesn't slide around or scratch surfaces.Cons: Little rubber feet might come off. While easily glued back into place, don't lose them. They wabble without one or more.Personal Experience: Fits in my Ikea Helmer 6 drawer set nicely. (Buy 3 and they'll fit perfectly side by side with that set of drawers). They fit sideways as well.Bottom Line: I'd buy this again in a heartbeat.

My cat can find nowhere else he would like to be than on the keyboard of my laptop while I am typing. I put the laptop into a dock and access it via an ancillary keyboard and monitor which are now some distance away from the dock/laptop combo. When my cat gets tired of fighting with me so as to sit on the ancillary keyboard - while I am typing - he then walks on top of the desk over to the docking station so as to sit on the laptop, now resting in the docking station. He has in mind to take a nap there. Keyboards and cats don't well mix esp when the laptop keyboard in question is live. So, I turned the mesh box upside down and attached two split rings - one on each of two corners i.e. upper right and upper left. I then looped some string around each split ring and tied the string to form a loop. A properly sized beaded chain would be better from an aesthetic perspective. Now each of the two split ring have a loop of string attached. I brought the two loops around the back and joined them with a mini carabiner (keyring carabiner). The box thus rests upside down (bottom up) protecting the laptop keyboard from cat assailants. In case you are wondering why you can just join the two split rings with one looped string, it is because, you need too much clearance to get the string over the top of the laptop when it is open. That extra clearance needed means the string loop would need to be too long to hold the box securely in place over the laptop keyboard. This, then, translates into the box slipping off the keyboard whenever the cat pushed against it. My way, it is secure and can't be pushed off. Now, I can simply lift up the mesh box if I need to access the keyboard - say to restart the machine after shutting it down. Otherwise, it stays securely in place, protecting my computer from "cat typing" Even if he tries to sit on the laptop keyboard (a common thing for cats to do), it will not affect the function of the machine. The steel mesh is strong enough to hold the weight of the cat without caving in. I can then type away on my ancillary keyboard which is connected to the dock. Of course, this solution does absolutely nothing to prevent kitty from sitting on the ancillary keyboard while I am typing but, at least, it keeps him off the machine proper. In the never ending battle of human vs cat, the human just scored a point.

I like the variety of sizes of the organizers. I also like that they are steel mesh and allow me to easily clean out the crumbs that inevitably fall into the utensils drawers. (Seriously, where do they come from?)

I still cannot believe it, but it is true - I bought this drawer for a rabbit. It was really hard to find a good feeder. We were buying a hay, which our pet rabbit loves more than any other types of food, but it was mostly going wasted, falling through the openings in rabbit cage' floor. Couldn't find anything appropriate in pet stores. This drawer became a very efficient solution to our problem. And rabbit seems to like the convenience.I attached it to the wall, inside Wabbitat cage. It's still looking like new, even after 6 weeks of everyday use.

Maybe it’s a great mesh organizer, but I wouldn’t know. I use it to harvest and sift worm castings from my vermicompost for my vegetable garden and it works fantastic!