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"I never leave reviews, yet rely heavily upon them when making a purchase. So, I guess it's my time to give back.... I cannot say enough good things about this rack!!!! Not sure anybody gets as excited about me about efficient storage solutions. I just purchased my third rack. They are worth every penny. You can put tons of stuff on the rack and the shelves are adjustable. This rack allows for handy organized storage in what would be dead space behind a door.
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