Kitchen caddy sliding tray: Make your countertop appliances more accessible

Karen reviews everyday products for accessible living for Day Undefined. In this video, she demonstrates what it looks like to use the kitchen caddy sliding tray by JSSTKJ to move her coffee maker from the back of the counter to the front, allowing her to reach the top of it to add the coffee!
Karen finds that "the best feature is the ease with which you can move any appliance back and forth. There is virtually no resistance and countertop appliances move with just a finger." And she doesn't use just one: she has three for three different appliances.
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Video description: A coffee maker sits on a black sliding tray, which is barely visible and might go unnoticed if you don't know that it is not part of the coffee maker. A person moves the coffee maker forward (revealing the caddy's track behind the coffee maker) and backward using one finger.

[@lisahetherington7736]

What a great review on a product that seems incredibly helpful. I would be interested in one of these for my KitchenAid as well. It lives on the counter and needs to be pulled forward to use. It doesn't get moved unless I need to use it because it is so heavy. Thank you so much for the review❤

[@dayundefined]

So glad that you liked the review! Thank you for sharing :)

[@diamond_heartt]

Great review! Where can I purchase one?

[@dayundefined]

Thanks! You can search for "kitchen caddy sliding tray" and find many options, but we provide the link to this product on Amazon here: dayundefined.com/collections/kitchen-dining/products/kitchen-caddy-sliding-tray
Hope this helps!