Sponge Holder for Kitchen Sink Caddy Kitchen Sink Organizer, Sink Rack for Kitchen Countertop Dish Sponge Holder Soap Brush Dispenser with Removable Drain Tray (Large)

This is a VERY functional and nice-looking sink organizer. I love the little pull out drip tray (It catches all the drips from the soap and brushes, and is very easy to empty). I have owned this for about a week now, and it has helped keep everything organized and DRY (preventing buildup on the stainless edge of the sink and the counter).The only thing that might make it better is if the tall, back section had dividers. It is just one open area, so the dish brushes don't stand up separately in their own compartments.

Great for holding any dish washing soap and supplies. I like the tray at the bottom that collects any water from sponges.

I like how it looks and keeps my kitchen sink organized. I wish it was longer/larger to hold more soap bottles. It was a bit shorter than I had expected. Overall nice product.

Love my new caddy. Nice to have all kitchen soaps and scrubbies together and neat.

We are using this in our kitchen. It has helped us with organizing our soap, sponges, and brushes. It is not what I would describe as heavy duty, but is durable enough. If I could change one thing, I would like to have the organizer sit in a tray instead of having the tray sit under the organizer. As it is, since most of the items we store in the organizer are wet items, some of the liquids do fall outside the tray.

I think that this is a good size for a kitchen caddy and it certainly looks much better than having sponges in a bowl and brushes in a bottle.In practical use, there are a few things that I wished it did better. The bottom slats which allow water to drain into a shallow plastic pan are a bit far apart. That’s okay for sponges, bottles, scrubber, etc. but for brushes with tall handles, some of them slip through the slats and rest on the plastic pan beneath it. The problem is when you try to pull the pan out to drain the water, it tends to pull the brush with it.I would also prefer that back area to be about 2 inches taller to better accommodate taller brushes. At it current height of just under 5” makes taller brushes lean over the edge beyond the plastic drain pan causing drips to land on the countertop.There is a removable metal divider for the brush area and by moving it closer to the edge makes a more narrow opening to better accommodate brushes. Of course that means the opposite area becomes super wide. (See photo that I enlarged). Providing a second divider would help alleviate that problem.Even though it has not worked as well for me as I had hoped, it may still work well for your situation. I plan to put down some wire mesh in the back area to solve my problem with my taller brushes that have narrow handles.I’m still happy that I got this because it’s still an improvement over what I had before.

This is a nice addition to sink organization. We tried the suction cup things but they never seem to stick and take up valuable in-sink real estate. This is a nice little organizer to hold a few things - but most important is to achieve drainage for sponges - or anything that gets wet and needs to drain. Cleaning is easy, think of it as a very large sponge and soap holder, but small enough so that the also valuable kitchen counter real estate is not overly occupied.

This is a great rack...with the caveat that the drip tray is cheap plastic. I fully expect it to break quickly. There is also a design flaw in that the area with the brushes needs closer wires so that the brushes don't fall through the gaps. Other than those two things, I really love the look and usefulness of this organizer. As you can see, I'm able to organize many different elements in a way that leaves important dish tools easy to access.