🧼 Clear Plastic iDesign Soap Saver Set - Bathroom, Shower, and Kitchen Bar Holder Tray, 3.25" x 4.75", Pack of 3 Review

I have been using this type of soap dish for decades. I think it's a must have for the bathroom. Bars of soap are no longer popular, but they are still useful for keeping shampoo bottles or other items off the surface of the bath or shower. Without them, the water stays underneath and never dries up. This product allows it to dry underneath to keep mold from growing. The top and bottom are exactly the same, with the tabs running up and down from the center. The company also releases a smaller…

We started using bar soap when we heard about the 'alleged' health effects of antibacterial liquid soap on the market. Anyone who's done this knows the mess you get cleaning what I call "soap scum" off the counter, shower, and tub. After going without liquid soap for several weeks, I bought gummies without much expectation. But while I'm spared from mud from cardinal cleans - it's still a minor mess, and by the end of the week they're easy to wash off, and the younger one has fewer OOP moments…

Soap savings are REAL! My shower shelf is wire and the gaps are about 1/2 inch wide so the bar of soap kept sliding and falling through the gaps. I know it's not really that big of a problem, but the same thing happens every day. drove me crazy! I'm so glad I found her. Not only does it hold the soap in place, it also has holes in the bottom for water to drain (my other shower has a traditional wall mounted soap holder, a water jug). under the bar of soap and turn it into a giant, soft, wet…

Because the soap dish had just moved to a new location and was in urgent need of money, soap dishes were not a priority. But my soap kept falling off the ledge in the shower, and leaving the bar sluggish on the bathroom counter isn't the most homely way. With multiple places to store soap and only about $6 for each solution, what should I do? Type: InterDesign Soap Saver Oval Set of 3 Now I can shower in peace, I no longer have to watch in horror as my soap slowly slides to the edge. Now my…

I like this design. most of time. I'm very glad someone is still making them. I remember thinner versions from the 70's that did their job well and lasted forever. I like their overall design more because they are crisper overall, slightly larger and thicker. Here's the dilemma - I think those thicker "fingers", "thickness", "thorns" holding the soap don't fit. They are too blunt, too round, the soap really slips off the holder more often than it stays on. You have to be very precise when…

I use them to hold a variety of shampoo bars, conditioners and soap bars in the shower. I'm allergic to almost every shampoo I can find at the pharmacy, so I use Lush products on my hair. While groceries are great, they can also be difficult to store. Lush is happy to sell you those little metal jars for storing your shampoo, but they're hard and more than once I've just melted an entire bar of shampoo without noticing the water, squirted it into the jar, and dissolved the product. I bought…