Rubbermaid Industrial Merchandise Deluxe Carry Caddy for Take-Out Espresso/Mushy Drinks, Postmates/Uber Eats/Meals Supply, Cleansing Merchandise, Sports activities/Water Bottles, Black

Turns out this was the best solution for my canning kitchen
My outdoor canner holds 16 widemouth pints. I was at first looking for a different solution after reading that quart jars don’t fit, but then I asked myself: “When do I ever can quart-sized jars?” I never do. I use my quart jars for vac-sealing dehydrated foods and dried grains and rice; everything else is canned in pints or less. So, turns out, two of these caddies are perfect for prepping a canner full of jars and carrying them all outside at the same time; also getting them back into the house once done.The jars come up to the edge of the caddy, so they are very protected. I don’t find that they slide around all that much if I hold the caddy upright to carry it out. I like that the caddies nest together well when empty so they aren’t taking up so much space when not in use. Also, I keep my dishwashered empty canning jars on door-hung shelving in a back room with only the rings on but not lids, turned upside down to keep them clean for the next use. I can pull them out of the dishwasher and load them into the caddies, and then it’s one quick trip and not four or five trying to hold three or four jars at a time with my hands. So it makes a big difference.Yes, it’s disappointing that I can’t put quarts in these caddies, and for those canners who can a lot of quarts, this is not going to be what you need. But for my purposes, it’s really perfect.UPDATE: I also discovered there is enough room inside the caddy to add in hot water to keep my jars warm while waiting to fill them. The two of them both sit in my farmhouse-style (single) sink, and I can not only put hot water into the jars and caddy but also run hot water around the sides of the caddies to help keep it all warm. For somebody with a kitchen that is not very efficient for large-batch canning, this works out GREAT! I can even put my lids into the little slotted areas on either side of the handles; these hold enough water to keep the lids warm until I use them.

Great for drinks
Got it to hold drinks because I do DoorDash and recently many restaurants in my area have been running out of drink carriers. This works great and holds up to 8 drinks.

Too big for normal fast food cups
Normal fast food drinks will slide around, but it’s great for giant biggie size cups. I kind of regret buying it.

Back Seat Floor Cup Holder Console
Remember the days you could buy a over the hump floor cup console holder for the back seat? Apparently they just don’t make those anymore. And certainly nothing that will hold my kids 20 to 32oz cups. I have a 2024 Kia Sportage with the tiniest backseat cup holders. Permanently using a cup holder extender won’t work because I actually want to put the seats down. And knowing my kids, they will have the back armrest broken in no time. We already used one of these carriers in our van previously just to transport drinks, so why not cut one down and make a console out of it. I have it anchors with a strap to the floor sear (velcro didn’t work). Used part of a Ikea cutting board on the cut end, and some velcro to close it all up. Been working out great.

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As a professional cleaner I find it very useful to be able to carry half a dozen plus bottles around with me in a portable tray, which keeps them better organized than putting everything into a bucket. Also great for organizing bottles under the sink!