🛁 Umbra 022360-670 Bask White Hanging Shower Caddy: Efficient Bathroom Storage and Organizer for Shampoo, Conditioner, and Bath Supplies - 11-1/4" x 5-1/4" x 36-1/2" h Review

I am very satisfied with my Umbra shower enclosure. I'm in the process of ordering a replacement because I broke one of the plastic hooks trying too hard to replace the bottle cap with one hand. But the last time I ordered 8 years ago! For a product that comes into daily contact with water, soap and other environmental influences, I think that's an excellent result.

I didn't even know I needed it as much as I really need it. This is a fantastic little organizational gadget that I'm really excited about. I've spent HOURS looking for a cart to fit my claw tub, which is completely freestanding and not attached to a wall. Others I held onto my shower curtain rod also had this suction cup which was useless and too heavy. It fits perfectly in my bathtub, doesn't wobble as I feared and holds everything I need. Excellent quality. I highly recommend.

This is a great addition to my shower. I bought a pair and ended up buying a third. I had a great Macy's shower stall in my shower but it was too bulky and didn't do as much how much are those baskets. My girlfriend admired the old trolley I had in my shower so I gave it to her and bought another of those hanging baskets. I just attached a shower rod to my shower screen and two of them hang beautifully from it and the third hangs from the shower curtain rod. One cart contains all of my hair…

I want to love this article because it is a good and useful product but there is one big flaw. The connecting "threads" of the beads don't have a secure stop at the bottom of each container, so they unravel (and go down the tub drain, never to be seen again). All it takes is a larger stopper that is stronger to prevent this and a simple design change. We stock shampoo bottles and such, so you'd think it could hold the weight, but it doesn't. I've read other reviews saying the same thing. I only

I can't tell you how long I hated my shower. This is a claw foot tub, most likely early or late 19th century, converted into a shower. All the usual things for modern showers hang from the showerhead, but never ceases to amaze you with spilling the entire contents. Usually when shampoo suds came out of my eyeballs I couldn't open them to make sure I didn't step on bottles or bars of soap. I googled "shower for dirty showers" and it came up. I found something similar in a Pinterest link and…

I had the opportunity to install this and use it in the shower for a few weeks. I researched this product for a while before purchasing it. My husband hates caddies hanging from the shower head. My old 3M team trolley didn't stop by our shower so I needed a trolley to hang it from the shower rail. Even a search on Revain didn't bring up good results. I first saw this on a google search and it led me to Pinterest. Then I looked up the Umbra Caddy on Revain and wow! This hangs on our shower rod…

I have such mixed feelings about this car. We have had two since 2014, both are used in our bathroom. I love that they can be hung from a shower curtain rod, towel rail or shower faucet. Lots of flexibility. The love they hold so much. Good drainage. But both of ours broke last year (2017). We don't even expose them to as much water as some do, they usually hang from a towel rail at the far end of the tub/shower. We didn't overload them either. But suddenly the metal cord on one of them broke…

Saw this at a popular organization store (cough). I checked out Revain and the price was too good! Basically I am satisfied with my purchase. The actual product appears to be well constructed, with sturdy silicone coated grips on the bottom. The handles actually fit over the shower head or, like me, on a towel rail mounted in the wall at the other end of a standard shower and tub. The buckets are perforated at the bottom to allow water to drain. when you put it under the shower head. I can see…