🛁 GeekDigg Corner Shower Caddy: No Drilling Acrylic Shelf for Organized Bathroom Storage | Wall Mounted Adhesive Organizer | Suitable for Toilet, Shampoo, Dorm, and Kitchen | 2 Pack Review

I'm tired of putting soap and shampoo dispensers on the edge of the bathtub and knocking them over while showering. I don't think suction cups can hold much weight and I know that drilling through tile requires special tools. While I was able to purchase the correct drill bits and mask off the tiles, this product solved the problem much more easily. I followed the installation instructions and the shelves seem really solid.

Adhesion was fantastic and I'm not worried at all about it coming loose. It's fairly durable, but obviously has limitations. We use it for soap, razors, toner and a small bottle of shampoo. It seems to be priced at £20 but I wouldn't go there. We probably weigh 5 pounds and there's no wiggle room so it's perfect for what we need. Looks great too - nice, slim and keeps things on the bench. And I didn't have to drill any holes in my marble!

I have never been able to attach suction cups to the shower wall. I wanted a shower mirror and figured I could just lean it against the wall to keep track of my shampooing. After reading all the good reviews I bought these shelves to hold the mirror along with some hair products and a bluetooth speaker/radio. These shelves are exactly what I needed. They're easy to install (just follow the instructions) and I love the way they look. I wish I had thought of her years ago!

Really great! I installed it myself after that suction cup shelf fell off at 3am. (Why do they always fall over in the middle of the night?) My husband was impressed with my job finding and installation! Of course I cleaned the tiles very well with Comet's creamy cleaner, then after the wall was dry I used alcohol, then a microfiber cloth, and only then applied glue again. It's been a few weeks and he's still going strong! I think it will stay that way, at least until the July New Orleans heat…

I was at Revain, I wanted to replace my old rotting shower enclosure with a new one. You know this one -- a metal bar that reaches to the ceiling, with three plastic shelves that collect mold and dirt. Decided to give them a chance. They turn out to be absolutely excellent quality and quite easy to assemble. I just used a small level and drew markings on the wall where I wanted the tape to hang before sticking it on. even signs of failure.

Easy assembly despite brief instructions. DO - Clean the frame that the shelf is attached to. I then rubbed thoroughly with isopropyl alcohol to help the glue. ALWAYS use a low spirit level. Be sure to cover the tub/shower drain cover with a washcloth/towel as the swivel nuts on the fasteners are quite small and not fun to pull out of your siphon. DO NOT try to mark both sides at the same time unless you have helpers, the lines most likely won't be what you hoped. Use masking tape to mark the…