🧼 HASKO accessories - Ultra Powerful Vacuum Suction Cup Soap Dish - Durable Stainless Steel Sponge Holder for Bathroom & Kitchen (Chrome) Review

I bought this bad boy because I was tired of my soap leaving some residue on the floor of my shower stall. Have it attached; That's great. I love it so much I'm buying a second one to use for occasional shower beer storage (let's face it, sometimes you come home so tired you need a shower beer). But seriously. This sucker is legal.

My new ceramic tile shower is complete. Wanted to dress him up a bit but I hate soaked soap. This soap dish is perfect and well fixed on my ceramic tile. Water drains easily, yet the suction cup is strong enough to withstand a hand reaching for a bar of soap. It easily supports the weight of two poles. I cleaned and wet the tile, pressed the cup against the tile, and twisted the handle to secure the panel to the wall. It lasted a minute. You will not be disappointed!

Maybe I just got a defective sample but I followed all the instructions: 1) Didn't fit over the grout 2) Cleaned up my shiny glassy flat ceramic tile with alcohol. 3) Press while turning the handle. And she fell off the tile within 30 seconds without even putting anything in the basket. Back to Revain. updates. What I said above applies to my case as well, but I've been able to find other identical pieces of the same smooth, shiny tile, and some of them will stand up to the soap dish, some…

I had to replace my previous suction cup and decided on this one because the reviews were mostly good. My sink is non-porous which means it should have suction without the sticky pad attached. I cleaned the sink, dried it, rubbed the area with rubbing alcohol, then made sure it was dry again. Didn't stick at all. I unscrewed the suction device, then put the tray in the groove and put it back together. When attaching it to the sink, I tightened it as far as the handle would allow. I tried four…

I bought it on October 27, 2017. The setup requires a really hard twist of the suction button and extra turns after a few hours, but when it's on it stays on. It has served me for quite a long time, but corrosion began two weeks ago. Not a bad rust, but first and in the middle of the bottom of the bowl, my soap turned quite green when it made contact with the metal. Upon closer inspection it turns out that the chrome finish is corroding, likely due to exposure to soap and water as the finish…

Easy to apply and sticks to my ceramic tiles. HASKO is a bit strange in that they emailed me about the installation procedures immediately after purchase and there was a follow-up email. a few days after i received it. It's not rocket science, but I suspect they had customers with installation issues or problematic recalls that they were trying to prevent. The approach seems a bit overzealous to me, but that's okay, it's just a few emails. I will say that while this is an efficient soap dish…

Bought to replace a cheaper leveraged suction cup soap basket I bought at my local hardware store that had stood for over a year but fell off about every 3 weeks. Followed the installation instructions. Installed on a standard 4x4 gloss glazed ceramic tile, thoroughly cleaned of all scum with a soft sponge and 91% alcohol to remove all scum and other residue, pressed onto pad to remove all air, cup and basket placed and screw twisted until I couldn't turn around anymore. Came back within an…

It seems trivial to get excited about a soap dish, but it always seems like the little things end up getting on my nerves, and this soap holder solved a problem I had for a pair of angry of years. I used to have a soap dish that attached to the wall of my tiled shower that I bought from BB&B a few years ago. This lousy soap dish, no matter how clean my tiles were and how carefully I adjusted the suction cup, it would fall off the shower wall every few weeks and make a huge rumble, often in the…

I've been using HASKO suction hook holders and soap dishes for about 2 years. I have attached hook holders to the glass in 3 showers and they have held up great for 2 years! However, they stick to the outside of my shower so they don't get wet often. My soap dishes are attached to the unglazed tiles in the shower. I used a plastic disc with tape to attach the soap dishes as recommended by HASKO. The shower suction worked great for a year and then started to fail. I was a bit frustrated at first