Camco Pop-A-Towel- Mountable or Portable Paper Towel Holder Dispenser, Keep Paper Towels Clean, Conserve Space in Your RV Kitchen (White) (57111)

It's perfect for my camper.

I got this thinking it was going to be just another cheap Camco plastic product, and while it IS just that, it surprised me by having great function. The sides that hold the paper towel roll are fairly big and look like the walmart logo, kind of star-ish. It can easily just sit on a countertop on it's side because of this, and when you press down on the top side while tearing a paper towel off the roll, it effectively locks the roll from spinning, making it very easy to get a paper towel. I bought it for a pop up, and I'm having trouble finding a place to actually mount it, but I will happily just have it around for countertop use if I can't find a place to mount it.

I bought this for our camper because it didnt come with one. Not much to say besides it does the job, not difficult to install, and it holds the paper towels nice and snug to where they dont fall off when getting some. The only negative is it is a bit bulky. I wasnt expecting it to be as big as it is.

I was a little skeptical about purchasing this item after reading some less-than-complimentary reviews, but I've used and loved the Pop-a-Plate for years so I decided to give it a try for our new camper. I'm glad I did - this thing is great! It holds my paper towels securely right above the sink and stove to have them within reach when cooking or washing hands. It slides out easily and becomes a freestanding holder that can sit on the table when we're stopped and having a meal, or carried outside to a picnic table with equal ease. Anything that keeps things organized, easily usable at arm's reach, and still saves the limited cabinet space in the camper for other essentials is a winner in my book. It was also very easy to install. This in combination with the Pop-a-Plate and Pop-a-Bowl will be a permanent fixture for space saving in my camper. I might choose something wooden or metal for home use, but where weight is a concern in a travel trailer, this plastic version is perfect.Edit/Update: July 2020 - This has held up great and is still in use. I've seen some complain about their towels unwinding off the roll in transit. Quick tip - don't buy the super-cheap paper towels - pick some that cling together a little like the Viva brand, and you'll neved have that problem.

Works well

This is a great idea, being able to remove your paper towels from the stationary connector and take them outside. The problem is, and it's certainly not a show stopper....if you leave the towels in the stationary connector and drive any distance...when you stop at your next destination, there will be an empty roll left. All the paper towels will be all over the RV. This took several trips before it started, but I suppose as the plastic got hot (I live in Texas), the holder became loose enough that it will no longer keep a firm grip on the towel roll. Now; I just have to remember to put the hand held part with the towels on it, in the sink to keep it from unraveling.

We purchased two of these for our travel trailer - one for the outdoor kitchen and one for the indoor kitchen. Installation was easy and allowed us to hang paper towels where they are needed most within the limited kitchen space in a travel trailer. We love that the papertowel holder can easily be slid off the base allowing the paper towels to be carried to wherever needed - like the picnic table in a campground. Not necessarily the most attractive paper towel holder available, but plastic, so it doesn't hurt to get it wet and it won't break easily.

This little thing is pretty cool! It's lightweight plastic, yet sturdy and portable. It has feet on one side which makes it nice and sturdy when standing upright. When we camp out and I'm cooking, I keep it in my cupboard with the paper towels slightly hanging out of the cabinet so it's easy to pull one out when needed. When we eat, we place it, standing up, in the middle of the table for easy access. I know others have attached it to their trailers kitchen area but I like the portability it provides so I won't be attaching mine anytime soon.