🧽 Spectrum Diversified Cora Sink Saddle in Gray/Clear - Enhance Sink Organization and Style Review

It doesn't really fit my sink but stays in place. I have a large porcelain sink and the septum is too thick. Would be great on a small sink. This is way better than the sponge holder I had on the counter because other members of my family kept putting wet sponges in the holder. The advantage of this is that it has drainage holes at the bottom and the water drains into the sink. As long as I like it

We have tried many different products like this for storing sponges and scrubbers in the sink but none of them have worked for us for more than a week. It's exactly what we've been looking for all this time, it's easy (no installation required at all) and just perfect for our deep sink.

I thought this would make a great sponge and washcloth holder for my sink but unfortunately it doesn't sit flat on the ledge between my two sinks. It is well made and has drainage holes. I was hoping the center would hit my edge, but it didn't, and it just slipped and bounced when something made contact with it. May work on some sinks but not mine.

Goes very well with my granite double sink. The center is flexible and I think it should fit most double sinks. The product has a clean appearance and is barely noticeable. I've used silicone and they continued to discolor and look moldy even though I put them in the dishwasher many times. This is made of clear plastic and still has no stains. That's exactly what I wanted!

It really doesn't fit in my sink but stays in place. I have a large porcelain sink and the septum is too thick. Would be great on a small sink. This is way better than the sponge holder I had on the counter because other members of my family kept putting wet sponges in the holder. The advantage of this model is that it has drainage holes at the bottom and water flows into the sink. As long as I like it

I bought this in a desperate attempt to protect my lips from smelly and bad odours. No matter what sponge and sink policy was tried, the result was the same. To complicate matters, my husband's habit of using sardines and canned oysters involves rinsing the jar before throwing it in the trash, but not picking up the sponge first or rinsing the sink afterwards. This at least spares the sponges the additional stench. I measured the width of the sink strainer before ordering and can only recommend