Suction Cup Shower Caddy 2-Pack Set, No-Drilling New Home Decor Essentials, Large&Small Shower Organizer Shelf, Rustproof Sturdy Accessories Storage Rack, For Apartment Wall Bathroom Dorm RV

Clean, pleasant look with great adhesion – even to tiles that do not have a glasslike finish
Overall, very pleased with this product. We got the four pack and used them across two bathrooms. We found these to be a great way to have a firm installation of storage capabilities without drilling into tiles or using glues or stickers.Photo #1 shows what you find when you open the package.Photo #2 shows a close up of the suction system. You remove the plastic sheet and then press down the suction cup, and twist the dial to make a very strong and firm connection. The storage items hang from the hooks. We had best success assembling everything off the wall and then positioning the suction cups with the storage unit already installed – guaranteeing correct spacing of the suction cups and proper level.Photo #3 shows all the goodies in the package.Photo #4 shows the soap dish after installation. Photo #5 is the big storage bin.Photo #6 changes to another bathroom and shows the hook, which rotates freely, after installation. If you use loofah sponges, this thing would be great for you.Photo #7 shows the smaller storage bin in use.In the end, we have four new containers in our bathrooms that have given a lot more storage flexibility, a clean look, no damage, and great strength and adhesion. Not sure what else we could want – and all at a bargain price tag.One last note – there is a difference between the tiles in the two baths. Most were installed over tiles that have a bit of a terra cotta clay feel – they are smooth, but not perfectly so. The loofah hook was installed on a glass top tile with a very smooth surface. Both were flat front tiles, and both obtained great adhesion. We considered using tiles that had an elevated pattern (that you could feel with your fingers) and realized that had we made that choice, we would not have had options to use suction cup devices. If your tiles are flat to the touch, you should be okay. If they have ridges across the tile that do not allow a flat area for the suction cups, then you may want to consider something else (or adhere them to a glass surface). Very easy to give a five star review to these. Very pleased and impressed.

Ridiculously Effective!
Best and most thorough installation AND REMOVAL instructions I’ve ever seen. No adhesive strips that could leave damage or residue, but these offer a truly FIRM grip due to ‘twist and lock’ suction. These caddies are nicely made, and simple to install. Works on flat fiberglass shower, but also in tile showers as well. Clear acrylic. Light, great for drainage of water in between showers, but the real reason to purchase is the suction cups. As you can see, they hold quite a bit of weight even on slightly textured tile!For dorm showers or apartment living, where adhesives are frowned upon, these are perfect. They DO have a little stick on the suction cups, but will remove easily from the wall when needed. There is even a small plastic card included in the package that recommends that you hold on to it for removal, but they advise you could use any thin, plastic card.

Suction did not hold – Fell off within 20 min
Installed baskets per instructions, suction cups fell off smooth, clean, dry tile within 20 min. When the basket fell, the clips broke. I ordered a bundle with the corner shelves, 2 baskets and the small soap holder. The small soap holder has also fallen off the wall. Now the purchase is of no use…what a waste of money!

This shower caddy looks really nice in my shower and sticks incredibly well. It can support quite a few bottles at a time, so there’s no need to worry so much about it falling. I really love the thoughtful addition of the little card you can use to pry the suction cups off the wall if you need to move the caddy.I do have a few minor complaints, though: first of all, since there’s no way to easily get water out of the caddy if some ends up in there (and this does inevitably happen), you’re stuck with the water inside unless you soak it up with a towel or pry the caddy off and dump the water out. Secondly, you CANNOT get it to stick between tiles; it doesn’t suction properly unless it’s on a completely flat surface, so if you try to get it to stick to grout, it won’t work. That wasn’t so much of an issue for me as I just moved it to a different corner of my shower, but be aware if you intend to purchase this yourself. Take note of the measurements and plan accordingly. Lastly, I don’t think it’s worth thirty dollars. If you can get it on a discount, it’s definitely worth it in my opinion.

Looks great in my shower. Holds a lot.

Adheres easily to a smooth surface, easy to install and remove/reposition if needed. The plastic spokes seem to be a little thin, but as it says that it doesn’t hold a lot of weight, it is okay so far.