Bar Soap Holder Leaf Shape - Self Draining Soap Dish for Bar Soap, Decorative Plastic Soap Tray, Soap Box with Suction Cup for Shower Bathroom Kitchen Sink(Not Punched)

I was looking for for something to elevate our bar soap off our shower shelf and thought this might be the ticket since it drains off the edge. Unfortunately there were two issues, both having to do with the size: it was too small to hold our soap bar, and too big to sit on the shelf in a non-awkward position. It was cute enough that I tried using it on our pedestal sink, but it was still too large and hit the wall behind. Too bad, it’s a lovely idea, and I am sure it will be great if you have the space.

Love this design!!!! It works perfectly and the soap lasts a little longer too!!! The only area of improvement would be that the suction does not work that well. It moves around a lot unfortunately. UPDATE this didn't last 5 months. Due to the suction not working the soap would constantly be too heavy and tip the whole thing over causing it to fall numerous times. Last week it fell anf shattered. This is now in the garage. Idea of this is great, execution stinks.

This is a very handy soap holder! The I bought the purple pink, the color is much darker and more vibrant in the picture - that doesn't take away that I do like the way mine looks. It has a small divider to stop the soap from slipping out, and it drains right into the sink! Pure genius! Easy to keep clean - all plastic! Downside - the suction pads don't hold as well add I'd like - it stays on there as long as the suction is wet. Once it's dry - it'll move all around. I would re-buy and I've recommended! Very nice for kitchen or bathroom sink. Great alternative (and stays much cleaner) than a soap dish!

although very pretty design it's too light of plastic to stay put, and the suction mechanism doesn't work well at all. tried to put up with it but after a while it was so annoying as the soap residue built up on it and it was harder to clean than other designs so we ditched it

I thought it would be lovely. First thing you need to know is that it needs a bit of real estate to ground itself. If you have a sink that is above the counter, it's probably a no go. Second thing you need to know is that it is fairly tall. When I went to put it next to the sink, it got in the way of the water handle. I had to choose, did I want to curtail my use of the cold or hot water. Ah! I had an idea! I'll just put it in my son's bathroom sink. Hmm... his sinks weren't as limited as mine but the soap holder SOARED above his faucets like an eagle at a mouse puddle. It sits. Still. I'm thinking of the best kind of soap to put in it that won't look quite so imposing. Little round things?

So, I hate having a pedestal sink - but I rent and can't exactly change it out. There are enough other apartment perks to put up with it, but I'm always looking for bathroom solutions. I thought this was one, but it's absolutely not. It's not designed in a way that it fits a pedestal sink - look closely at the photos and you see all more solid ledges. Somehow I thought I still could do this near the faucets, but I didn't realize until getting it that the design functions in such a way that it is impossible to use there as it ends up blocking the faucet from being able to turn. My soap is always falling into the sink from the small ledge, and I was mistaken to think this is a solution. From what I did try, as I then also put it on my bathrub side to test (though I have a over-the-showerhead caddy that already holds my soap in there), I felt like the suction cups weren't strong enough for it to stay put.

Its pretty and a good size I think for soap. Drains water good. Only issue I see is it moving around when it's wet under the sucions but the suctions don't work well if they are not wet. I love the design of them and the suction cup issue isn't an issue for me but could be for other people. I would definitely buy again.

I was really excited when I first received the item, but after a while I noticed that the suction cups don't work when there's water. So the whole thing gets really wobbly and I'm not happy with that...

I had a similar self-draining soap dish years ago and still miss it. Kept looking for something similar and only now found this. Very happy with it. A little clunky. Not sure why it’s this big. Could fit 2-3 soaps at a time.Why 5 stars?1. Hubby never drains the soap dish and I hate having to use the mucky soaps he leaves behind.2. Cleaning dried up soap gunk from so-called self-draining soap dishes with grooves is no treat either.3. Easier to replace a soap dish than a husband, methinks. And especially at this price.4. It saves me a lot of nagging and bickering.5. This is what all soap dishes should be like - tilted. Why use slimy soap or scrub your soap dish every few days when you can use gravity to drain the water? Such a simple solution!

I like the idea and design but the suction SUCKS. It doesn't stick properly no matter how straight and clean the surface if its wet or dry. The cups are too small and "too deep" under the plastic cover in which the actual holder for soap stands.It does its job but I do not plan to glue it to the bathtub and sink (as we have two). Maybe Ill think of something else.Would not buy again.

Great little product!Saw this in the Black Friday sale and having avid disliking for soggy soap and the mess it leaves all over my sink - this seemed the ideal answer!I spay painted the base black so that it tied in with the rest of my bathroom accessories more, but it’s just fab!It takes literally 2 seconds to put together and it works perfectly. It’s cleaner, it stays put and just looks.. well a bit more interesting than a standard soap dish too!5 stars for me!

These are brilliant, I have two, one in kitchen and one in bathroom, they are not as delicate as they look, pretty sturdy, well recommended 10 out of 10 from me.

So far, so good. I have tried everything known to man to stop the soap going mushy. Apart from kicking my husband out that is - I know he loves to drown the soap dish.This device seems to be working really well so far, it does seem a little loose on the suction part though. It's stuck down but I can slide the dish around. Cleaning around the upright part which stops the soap slipping out can be a little tricky, but an old toothbrush does the trick.All in all, seems to be working really well so far & the soap is much more solid than normal.