Adams of Saratoga- White kitchen sink sponge caddy & holder scratcher holder, baby bottle brush, cleaning brush holder sink organizer

It does what it's supposed to. A little annoyed about how the suction cup makes it a little wobbly and I wish there was better drainage for the main part on top. But, it's exactly what I needed for the tiny kitchen sink of my small studio apartment. It looks good and I can't complain too much for the price I paid.

This caddy comes in handy when you have a bunch of dripping sponges and need a little extra space to let them dry. It attaches to the sink with a suction cup so you can pop it on, use it, then stow it away when you're done. I like that flexibility. Oh, and because it hangs over the sink, the sponges can drain directly into the sink without a mess on your counter! WINNER!The caddy appears to be made of some kind of plastic and it washes very easily. Ever better! I haven't tried putting it in a dishwasher because it's so easy to just wipe down and rinse.

Works well but Cheap plastic looking

We have a fairly large sink (not a farmhouse sink, but large), and there are no "ledges" that continue past the outer edge of the sink. I was looking for something that would keep the sink area clean, and to avoid any pooling of water from washing dishes. I found this little doodad and was really excited about it, but I've got a few qualms about it.PROS:- Simple design, makes sense and is pretty straight forward.- Has great drainage.- Right amount of space for a dish soap, hand soap, sponge and brush. Perfect for the kitchen sink.CONS:- The suction cup is under the corner (where the hand soap is, in the main picture), which causes a little bit of wobble. I guess if you use ONLY plastic bottles (which I don't, since I use a refillable dispenser for dish soap), it would be alright, but it's kind of worrisome when you've got glass on there.- The ridges on top of the "flat" area are pretty arbitrary, and kind of unnecessary. The bottles you put on top of it (ironically, we use the Mrs. Meyers hand soap, too, like the listing's image) are easy to knock it over, because of the ridges. I wish it was just flat, with maybe a couple of ridges for drainage.Overall, we're keeping the product, at least until I can find something better, but I'd say to steer clear of it if you can find something with sturdier construction/design, especially if you use any glass dispensers.If my review has helped you in any way, please let me know, or hit "Yes" under this review. Thank you! :)

Pretty useless. Doesn't hold much weight and then suction cup barely works. I have a pretty standard sink and it has to sit "just so"' to even stay on.

It’s unsightly :P but really functional! Keeps everything in one place and drains into the sink so even the tray doesn’t get dirty or moldy, my pet peeves!

suction cup is strong, it's sizable without taking up space inside of the sink. scratching holder is able to hold our scratcher which has a dish soap fill-able handle.

Bought this for my older style porcelain (olive green- puke) kitchen sink because I insist on using a sponge, and the finance will only wash dishes with one of those sponges with a wand of soap on it. I got tired of the wand falling into the sink face down and draining out all the soap. Super disappointed. This didn't suction at all due to the shape of the sink and was completely useless. Make sure your sink doesn't have any weird lips or edging before purchasing.