KESOL RustProof Sponge Holder Caddy for Kitchen, Stainless Steel Organizer, Brush Holder, 304 Accessories, Suction Cup + Adhesive

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This is not a big purchase but it is a handy little accessory for my kitchen sink. Not too big yet not too small - I'm able to put a few of cleaning supplies at rest on it yet it doesn't get in the way of trying to work in the sink.

I purchased this holder and planned to use the suction cups to hold it to my sink. The suction cups would not stick to the sink one little bit. So, I needed to use the enclosed sticky pad to make it work. Not ideal but it holds. The small wire for the washcloth is why I bought this specific one to hold my wet washcloths but I find for some reason the washcloths don’t dry when they are hung on there to dry. Overall, I like the product but it has some limitations. Thanks.

I needed this badly as I often got irritated with the kids for putting the sponge back in the soap/scrubber dish and it was always full of water. I looked at options on the side of a sink but none were quite right for our set up...Then I saw this. What I love is it is not one more thing on the counter. It is below down in the sink. And yet, it is handy. Into it I have the essentials I use so many times a day right there handy and they drain on their own. This adhered well because I used rubbing alcohol to clean the area, then waited several hours before adhering set up to sink about 10 pm at night. Letting it set over night and in the morning I remembered the tip another reviewer wrote to push the tray down STRONG until it CLICKS into the holders. Then it was completely sturdy and firm and I've used it long enough to know I'm very happy for this small perfectly practical way to hold my sink tools. So glad I chose this much less expensive simple one.

This item is very sturdy however the piece on the outside that holds your rag tends to slip or lay flat all the time. The adhesive is very strong to the point where I needed to use a tool to get it off while moving, so you’ll never have to worry about it popping off your sink! I can only figure that this fits in all sinks because at my old apartment I had a very small sink the only thing I didn’t like due to having a small sink my rag was always touching the bottom of the sink and there wasn’t any space left in the side I had it on. If you have a big sink I’d suggest this item because it looks nice and it gives your wash cloth and sponge a home in the kitchen!

This has worked very well for me, but the adhesive is not reusable and I'm moving to a new location. I've just spend half an hour trying to find "buyer-seller messaging" to get more adhesive per the instructions, but it's nothing but drop down menus, none of which helps me get more adhesive. For that reason, I can't recommend it.

Great way to get your scubbies and such out of the way.

1. The extra space on the adhesive pad above the hooks forces the basket to sit so low in the sink that you can't possibly put more than 2" of water without having the sponges soaking in it (and potentially growing bacteria).2. No brush is going to sit in the round part without touching the bottom of the sink (gross)... and why not make the circle for the tools on the bottom smaller in circumference to better hold up bottle brushes and scrub brushes?3. I don't understand why the company doesn't put the hooks close to the top of the adhesive pad and position them so they hold two of the vertical wires... they catch the horizontal wire just fine, but only line up with one vertical wire at a time. It seems like it would cost literally nothing to fix this, so it's odd that they haven't.The design is not logical or conducive to the purpose of the product, and most of the problem is just the positioning of the hooks on the adhesive (which seems easy and inexpensive to change!). The whole point is to keep these things up out of the sink, off the counters, and dry when not in use, and this product isn't going to do all of that well. I've already removed the adhesive and my next move is to return this product. Not that it's some massive expense or anything, but the high reviews on this one really just kinda baffle me.