iDesign Kitchen Sink Suction Holder, Clear, Large

Exactly what I needed! No more sponge drying out on the sink. I placed it on the inside wall of the sink so you can’t see it unless you’re standing over the sink. It looks clean and organized. The suction cups work great, making it easy to remove from the sink and clean if needed. No falling or slipping it stays secure and in place. Highly recommend! This is such a simple yet effective solution at a great price.

This sponge holder is durable. The suction cups on the back make installation on the sink wall easy. It fits many sponge sizes, and it is easy to clean and so far chemical resistant to household cleaners like bleach, Lime Away, and everyday dish soap. It looks as great as any sponge holder could, and the convenience it provides is the key benefit here. It lasts for years. The suction cups will wear out before the holder does.

So this little product is for use with a sponge, but a we do not use sponges, yet we still needed something for our dish rag. We have a farmhouse sink, which means it is one large single sink with no center divider like double sinks which is where most people lay their dish washing rag to drip dry. We tried hanging the rag on the faucet (looked terrible and always got in the way or dropped into the sink to get wet all over again), or stashing the wet rag at the bottom corner of the sink (gross). Then I stumbled upon this little gem by InterDesign Sink Works.We stuck it to the inside of our sin

This is (almost) what I was looking for, however, one of the suction cups doesn’t stick well. I have cleaned the sink and rinsed well. I’ve moistened the suction cups, pressed firmly, then checked to see that both were sticking…and they were. I come back some time later and one suction cup has come loose! The other side sticks well. I do like the design of the holder. The holes allow water to drip which helps to dry out my little dish scrubby. It’s not too big that it sticks out and is in the way. Perhaps that one suction cup was a little distorted? I’ll keep trying…

Adhered to sink well. Big enough for one regular sized kitchen sponge. Nothing larger. Has only fallen off once in a month. Arrived quickly. Keeps sponge contained, open to air.

Bought this to hold my dog’s water bowl sponge; I rinse their bowls out several times a day and wanted a designated sponge, just for that so I could be sure it didn’t have kitchen cleaner on it. Can’t get the darn thing to stick to anything....even while it’s empty!Not the backsplash.Not the sink.Not the microwave.Not the oven.Not the refrigerator.Not the kitchen window.Not the kitchen cabinet.Not the bathroom mirror.Not the metal cabinet out in the garage.Not the bathroom door.Not the toilet.I’ve literally tried just about every surface in the house. I got a little excited trying to stick it

I've had this device for a year and a few months now. It works fine as a place to put your soap for the 23 hours 58 minutes between uses. I use Dove soap, so it helps to prolong the life of it greatly. The soap stays nice and firm instead of gooey like when a horizontal-type soap dish is used.The suction cups, however, are interesting. I believe they were programmed by the same people that programmed low-battery smoke alarm beeps. The suction cups only fail at night, when we are all sleeping, just like a smoke alarm battery. Our bathroom is right off of the bedroom, so with as much echoiness t

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