Teach Soap

As I promised in my intro my very first question.
I am looking at this product to use as a drying rack.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005HH ... PDKIKX0DER Before I order it, I'd like to know if I'm wasting my money. I'd love to construct the one from the Ana White page, but honestly my DH is ALL thumbs, and I think it may be a little out of my scope.

For *now* I think it may be an okay size and it wont go unused if I do eventually out grow it. I am a big fan of recycling products.

Thanks for any input

Shari

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Shari

Oh! What a good idea! I think it will work just fine! I use shelves of the same plastic coated metal, they work great!

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~~Heather~~
Mad [soaping] Scientist

I think that would work really well. I have a set of plastic shelves I use for curing. I cover them with Kraft paper.

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Linda
I know the voices in my head aren't real, but they sure have some great ideas!

I like this.

Do you think I should cover them with fabric or craft paper? I was hoping by the vented slots I wouldn't have to turn the bars.

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Shari

I don't turn my bars. Just leave enough room between them for air to circulate.

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Linda
I know the voices in my head aren't real, but they sure have some great ideas!

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~~Heather~~
Mad [soaping] Scientist

Well that, that will make it much easier. Thanks for the input.

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Shari

Thank you so much! I actually just ordered 2 of these because I saw this. I have a small alcove that my fridge sits in but it only fills about half of the space. I hung a curtain on an expandable shower rod that I found at the thrift store so I could make my soap closet next to the fridge. At the rate my obsession is growing I'm gonna need to move to a bigger kitchen soon! I built shelves on the upper part of the wall next to the fridge and I wanted some sort of rolling rack(s) to put under but it had to be inexpensive and small enough to fit. This was the perfect thing! Thanks for sharing.