🧼 ODesign Soap Dish Holder with 6 Hooks: Rustproof Stainless Steel Wall Mounted Bathroom Shower and Kitchen Organizer - No Drilling Required Review

I bought this cookware specifically because of the hooks which I really like. However, the dishes themselves get EXTREMELY dirty and not easy to clean. I've had it on my shower screen since September 2019 and decided to remove it today because I'm moving and this adhesive is SO difficult to remove. It says heat it with a hair dryer to remove it easily, but I can assure you it didn't work for me. I literally had to rip it off with a butter knife and then sit and peel the gooey stuff off the…

Moved from an apartment to his first house. I had a command strip soap dish in my cheap apartment shower at my apartment and it worked for many years. However, he refused to stay with my new marble shower. I tried several times and inevitably after a few days I heard a big rumble in the bathroom. I bought this one instead and it stayed for weeks, no more crashes. It is also very easy to install and looks great. My only complaint is that the small bars of soap can fall through if you're not…

Was looking for something similar to sticky tiles in a newly renovated shower room, the tiles have a rougher texture so the control hooks won't cut them. We wanted to remove the shelf above the shower head because we were installing a glass display case. The loofah hooks are ✔️Gluing was key ✔️It's been installed for over a month and shows no sign of falling off.Only thing that would be better if there were razor/toothbrush holes but we just put them on the soap dish We use liquid style.

Even though it's only a week old, it looks exactly as it should on our new shower screen. The "sticker" is practically invisible on our glossy marble effect tiles. Since it only needs to hold a bar of soap and a very light scraper on one of the hooks, I suspect it won't have any trouble sticking to the wall. So far, so good! Choose a sticker instead of suction cups based on feedback from users using suction cups that don't last long. I'll update when this thing drops. By the way, it comes with…

I have used this in my apartment building for about 15 months and it has been great. Easy to place, never move, easy to clean. However, I am moving out now and had to remove it. I don't have a hair dryer and didn't want to buy one just to remove it so I doused it with boiling water. I'll admit the heat helps remove this, but it was inevitable that I would have to scrape and pry. I didn't think about deleting it when I posted this. So if you're in a place where you know you need to move, I…