I have some feedback about your options. I hope these feedbacks from everyone helps you make your decision. They certainly help me! Thanks everyone for your inputs and suggestions.

– wrap rack and wrap shelves…why spend the money on something when you can just stack the boxes in the pantry just the same? These two make no cents to me.

– I recommend against the attachable wrap rack you are considering. It is not flexible enough to accomodate different sizes. With a wire rack (like Grayline- the one right next to this one on Amazon on the page), you can have a few small ones or different combos as your wrap needs change. Keep in mind future needs. Maybe you have 4 wrap boxes of a certain size right now..but what if in 5 months the box sizes are different on sale at a great buy? Are you going to pass up a good buy because your 4 hole wrap rack doesn’t fit that size?

–the over the door hanger seems ok, if you are ok with seeing the hanger on the front of your cabinet. I personally wouldn’t like to see the two things on the front of my cabinets. Personal preference I guess.

–I kinda like the under the shelf wrap holder. I may get this. Anyone have any interesting feedback about this?
Feedback like someone above posted about the wire wrap- when I used to have one, I did notice that if the rack is not full, the boxes all tip over and get caught in the door.

–I like the bag holder. I have a cheap plastic one on my under the sink door and I like it. The Ikea $2 one looks good. The silver one is nice, but do you really need to spend that much money on one that is inside the door and you can’t see? If you plan on hanging it on a wall in plain view, yes, get this one. Otherwise, save your pennies.

I also use nice tissue boxes in my car, garage, and second floor for disposable bags. I only use reusable cloth bags for shopping now (for about a year), and any left over plastic bags that aren’t in the 4 holders, get donated to the charity thrift store in town.

If you want to save some money and still stay organized, skip the bag holder, and use tissue box concept. It is in a cabinet, so what does it matter? And you can attach the box to the cabinet door to get it out of the way too….with double sided tape, etc.
I also heavily recommend using the reusable bags. They are sturdy, don’t take up a lot of room, can be stashed in your trunk or in your shopping cart, and save you money (all my stores give me 5 cent credit PER BAG per shopping trip…which definitely adds up over time).

So you can stay organized and not spend muc moola at all!

My dream solution would be to mount them on the inside of a large door, so the boxes stay still and only the product itself can be pulled (if you’ve ever seen the wire thing they use to unroll a red carpet, it’s like that). Unfortunately, our inner pantry door is already covered by a giant spice rack.

It hangs from a bar in our very small pantry closet. I also hang spray cleanser bottles on that bar by their triggers, making them really accessible and freeing up shelf space for other things.

I do agree with the people that have said why use wraps when you can use tupperwares! The only freezer/fridge related thing I use Ziplocs for is storing separate portions of hamburger meat (I buy 3-5 pound rolls of it and separate it into 1-lb portions for cooking), and for storing messy things when their bag has broken or can’t be closed.