🛁 HASKO 304 Stainless Steel 2Tier Shower Caddy with Suction Cup - Rustproof Chrome Bathroom Basket Review

Installed in a freshly tiled shower room. It's been going great for over a month. We have large stock size bottles and they are very safe. I like that the sides of the basket are high so nothing tips over or falls out. I also like that the little support legs that rest against the wall are rubberized so they don't scratch. The rest of my lines are chrome plated so I like that the suction cups are silver although they are not very visible when larger objects are blocking them. This means that…

December 2017 Applies to a standard fiberglass shower enclosure. Flat, smooth fiberglass surface, thoroughly cleaned. The block fell off after 7 hours. Cleaned the fiberglass again, put it back on a few inches higher. Pull up 5 times every 10-20 minutes. After 3 hours, 1 suction cup came loose. After 10 hours the block fell off. I cleaned everything again. I soaked the suction cups in hot water. Repeated use with increased (maximum) pressure when turning the knobs. The next day (about 20 hours)

My place to rent has a textured fiberglass tub/shower. I couldn't use the suction cups directly on the wall, but the included sticky suction cups worked great --- for about a month. (The suction cups didn't fail, it was the glue on the wall). The trolley has been dropped twice and the welds on the top tray have come loose (the welds didn't look that strong at first, but the product is not designed to withstand this type of drop damage). everything I've been looking for in heights for large…

When I received this I was skeptical. Can this thing hold all of my wife's shampoos and conditioners plus my two bottles? Plus shaving cream?! And our two razors on practical hangers?!?!?!YES! CAN! AND DO! AND STILL DOES SO TODAY A FEW MONTHS LATER! I'm sure this is best used with the smooth tile we have. It may not work properly on slate or stone shower walls. But man, we slammed it in there with our tile, twisted the sucker bits a few times and BOOM. Convenient, simple, creates space! If your

Our bathtub has become a wasteland of containers precariously placed on a shelf around the bathtub. Hanging on the wall opposite the shower head, this shelf has enough space for everything. The wall is a composite with grooves that mimic tile (not as big as grout lines). The trolley comes with two discs that can be used to attach to a porous surface. I didn't use them because the wall is porous, but to smooth joints. Before charging it I took the advice to let it sit for a day and then…

I'm tired of bottles falling off the side of the tub. It's time to get a shower stand! I wore it with suction cups instead of adhesive cups for about 2 months. Seems to work great! I followed the instructions and cleaned the shower before installing it and I tightened the handles intermittently for the first week, there was no sign of them falling off. If it loses suction and falls off I would just use the sticky cups that came with it, love the stand and won't live without it in the shower…

This trolley uses mechanically activated suction cups to attach it to the shower wall. You turn the knobs to create suction. It looks good on video and sounds good in practice, but it just doesn't work in reality. The instructions explain that you need a smooth surface (check - my shower is smooth faux marble) and that you need to clean the surface with alcohol before attaching the suction cups (check - first I windexed the entire surface and then rinsed with alcohol). where the cups are…

I have installed several Hasko products, hooks and soap dishes for over a year with no sign of movement. You'll need to follow the directions carefully and tighten until it won't loosen every few days before putting on anything heavy. I removed one of the hooks to attach this guy and the suction cup came off easily and cleanly, still in the condition I received it and ready to be reused. Before Hasco started making large baskets I was desperate and tried another brand that looked like the exact