KT1134 Slim Kitchen Sink Caddy Organiser Holder Tidy, With Suction Cups, Wire Ledge Hanger, Sponge Storage, Rustproof, Brushed Stainless Steel

Got this Simplehuman caddy to stick to the sides of our undermounted sink at the beginning of December 2014. We have a decent size single bowl sink (540mm width x 400mm depth x 241 mm height/depth of bowl) & I didn't want any clutter on our island/worktop surface. The sink caddy is great that it has 2 slots for sponges & the more sunken bit for a scrubbing brush. For the scrubbing brush section the rubber pops down to make it deeper for larger brushes. But if you don't need that depth you don't have to pop it out. Our suction cups stick very well to the sides of our sink & the brushed stainless steel matches our sink perfectly. It's easy to keep clean just with washing up liquid and a sponge. It takes up a decent amount of space in the sink, but I could lose that space and still have a sizeable bowl to use. But if you have a double bowl sink or not a large single bowl sink I don't think you'd be happy - it would take up too much space. Really happy with it since we've had it - for the past 4 months.

Looks good. A bit small, you have to jam the fatter sponges in. But overall keeps everything tidy and love that it’s in sink as other half always puts sponges and brushes in when dripping.

I like this item and is exactly what I was expecting. For a small kitchen is perfect and keeps my sink tidy as do not see anymore cloths all around. I positioned the item just from the windowsill above the sink and sticked to the granite sink skirting. Sometimes fells down, however I make sure the little suction cups are wet when stick them on the granite and fix it. The brushed Stainless steel looks clean and does not need a lot of mainteinance. This is a slim caddy, if you need a bigger one to fit more than 3 washing cloths, this is not the item you should buy. I am happy with the quality and the price, Simplehuman brand is always a guarantee.

Perfect, excellent quality, great suction on my metal sink and does the job for which it was intended. Keeps everything tidy.

The PERFECT sink caddy. Sticks to the side of the sink well and plenty of room for storage and for wet sponges to drain. Also looks good.

High quality, well made product. I bought this to use as a shower caddy and it does the job perfectly, sticking to the glass first time with no movement/loss of suction after 3 weeks, so far. This won’t stick to textured tiles but that’s logical sense that it won’t as the suction pads need the right surface to create the suction to. Great product!

Very disappointed as it does not stick to my composite sink, I have tried petroleum jelly and it still doesn’t stick so not fit for purpose. I have seen I’m other houses and works great but not suitable for all sinks unfortunately.

I like the product and it looked great initially. It can get a bit gunky and isn't easy to clean, but the main problem is things fell apart within 1 to 2 years without anything other than a few light things (e.g. sponges and a very light plastic brush) placed in it. The bottom of the bit with the larger round hole has completely come away from the housing, the suction cups come out easily from the plastic housing. Nice product but quite fragile and not made to last unfortunately.

Muy práctico, de buena calidad, las ventosas que tiene se adhieren perfectamente a la tarja, los hoyos que tiene en la parte inferior son muy adecuados para que se escurra. La verdad es que hasta ahora me ha encantado! Lo recomiendo

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Très pratique

works great, stays clean and is made of real stainless steel so it matches the sink and looks fantastic.

Here is a life hack for suction cup problems that will work on this caddy and also for any suction cups stick to mirrors or glass. I learned it last year after searching the internet because I LOVED this "simple human brushed sink caddy" Simplehuman Sink Caddy, Brushed Stainless Steel but it no longer would stay up. This is a larger caddy that looks great so I was determined to find a solution. When I found the hack I was dubious for a couple of reasons, but those concerns faded. Here's the hack > Take just the smallest dab of any Vaseline type product on your fingertip and simply rub a very thin film of it over the suction cup before adhering to surface. The suction cup can be moist when you do this or bone dry. Both work. Here were some things that came to mind when I first read about it. 1. I was pretty sure I have not had any Vaseline in my home for, well, decades (kind of sad to say - doh). The original hack I read stated only Vaseline so I figured I was dead in the water because I am too lazy to have gone out to get some to try this. Then I read a comment from someone that said 'any lube will work'. Sadly, I don't have any of that either but it did get me thinking that I should take a peek under the bathroom sink and in the drawers. It was there that I found some CVS advanced healing ointment that's like aquphor, which is greasy. It solved the issue instantly! I immediately remembered this magnification mirror my wife has with a suction cup in the bathroom that keeps falling off and while I had some lube on my finger I did it to her little mirror as well. Instantly I could tell it was not going anywhere and in fact it has been sucking for almost 3 months now. 2. I thought it would be a greasy mess that was more trouble than it was worth. It turns out that it is not ANY hassle at all. One simple application of something greasy will permanently solve the issue. Meaning, if you never needed to remove the suction cup it will stay affixed for a lifetime. And when I did remove the caddy to run through the dishwasher it went right back to sucking with a dab of goo. The mirror in the bathroom has never been removed since that first application of grease because it adhered air tight so cleaning around it is all that is needed. It's like anything else that's permanently mounted now. It handles normal touching and adjusting of the mirror with no problem. This is a little mirror that I could make fall off the mirror just be staring at it! If the star took too long I could blow it across the room in a second. The little mirror fell literally every day for months. My wife and I began to joke about it that the other should fix it which turned into a test of wills. We would both replace it to the mirror when we saw it down, but never speak of it. You have to know us, but this was all in good fun. Anyways, the point is that since putting the ointment on the suction cup it has performed exactly like it is glued on there - but it's not - which is good! 3. I figured that if it did keep it from falling it would just slide around. From what I remembered, Vaseline + friction made things move better. As it turns out, there is ZERO sliding around of the suction cups on the surfaces. Maybe it is because there are several points of stability that took over for the suction cups so those elements are doing fine in stopping the caddy from sliding right/left whenever touched. Perhaps it is because of whatever physics or chemistry that is involved in the Vaseline making the suction cups adhere. The only thing I care about is that it is an amazing hack and it turns out there are no real drawbacks in practice. It's time for a call to action, people! Go fix your caddy & every other suction cup in your life!! Then we must spread the word! This malady can't be allowed to survive past the 21st century!! This conspiracy CAN be halted with your help! For the sake of all our grand kids and their future sink caddy dreams, you must grab the ointment!