Review on Under Sink Cabinet Caddy Organizer - 7.5 lbs Capacity, 1 Caddy, 4 Strips, Damage-Free Installation by Cheryl Griffin

When I replaced the kitchen faucet and installed a soap pump under the sink, I wanted to finish the cleaning by getting rid of the old sponge holder on the countertop. There are many variations on these products, but most of them aren't very well designed - they either get in the way of using the sink, take up too much room around the rim, or don't hold the sponge in a secure or comfortable position. job title. I saw this one and liked its design for several reasons. First, it's minimalist, just a thin white universal holder, the perfect size for a regular dishwashing sponge. The sponge is about half covered by the container so it looks attractive and doesn't fall down the sink at the wrong time. The bottom is a drip tray so the sponge doesn't sit in a puddle of water and with normal use the moisture will evaporate between uses, but if the sponge is stored wet you can easily remove the tray to empty or clean it. any holes or something permanently glued in place. I totally disagree that it should be installed under the sink as it would be very inconvenient to reach for my sponge every time I need it to wipe down and seems like storage would take place in a covered, dark place promote mold growth. I understand the Command Strips are not waterproof so I wouldn't mount them directly in the sink - in my case I attached them to the tile on the back wall next to the sink where they are in an ideal location, but never go into the water. Path. All my life I have trusted 3M products, they are always unique, innovative and offer a solution that you normally cannot find anywhere else. Like all Command products, the plastic is a little heavier than average and has a nice, sleek, modern white finish that goes with everything. Of the dozens of sponge tanks I've reviewed, this one is by far the best in terms of design.