Godboat Kitchen Sink Organizer - 201 Stainless Steel Sink Caddy with Dish Brush Holder, Sponge Holder with Auto-Drain, 360° Swivel Spout, Kitchen Gadgets and Decor for Tiny Home, Gifts for Women, Mom

I love this sink organizer, not only does it hold quite a bit, but it’s also small enough to sit on the back of your sink next to the faucet and it doesn’t take much space. The color also matches my kitchen perfectly. I definitely recommend this product to anyone wanting the back of their sink organized. I like this product so much that I’m going to buy 2 more for my bathrooms because they will hold hand soap, lotion, and wash cloths perfectly.

This is the perfect size to store my kitchen soaps and cleaning extras love it

Water resistance, easy to clean, the size is perfect for small spaces.

It’s a great size, as long as you have the counter space for it. It holds everything I wanted it for including a bottle brush. Like others have said, it isn’t stable though and will slide around. The whole reason I bought this to replace my old sink/sponge organizer was because my previous one lacks in a proper water drainage. Well, this one is even worse. The only way water would drain is if the water is literally right over the hole. Otherwise, I still have water just sitting at the other end of it. If you’re looking for something that has the capacity to hold multiple things, I recommend this. If you’re looking for something that also provides drainage so that you don’t have to constantly remove the base to dump it, look elsewhere. Btw, the base constantly falls off when it’s moved because it has nothing to help support it to stay in place.

I liked how we can organize numerous items that used to suit on the counter. It is attractive as well. It would be nice if the feet were padded.

just what my wife wanted, fits perfectly on our sink top

Godboat Kitchen Sink Organizer - Sink Caddy with Dish Brush Holder, Sponge Holder with Auto-Drain, 360° Swivel Spout, Sink Drying Rack for Tiny Home, Kitchen Gadgets and Decor, Gifts for Women, MomThe rack comes economically packaged in a plain brown recyclable cardboard box. Inside the box, the rack is folded down and stacked with several plastic bags separating the parts and keeping everything nice and clean. There is a single-page instruction sheet and a small black silicone stopper loose in the bottom of the package.The instructions are simple but explain themselves fairly well. The little silicone stopper is an adapter piece you can use to plug off the bottom tray of the drainer in case you don't want water to directly drain into the sink [via the included moveable spout/though] and want to air dry your utensils, without draining the collection tray on the bottom. The black plastic tray slides easily in and out of the bottom of the rack, but will not slide out as easily if you have the silicone plug in place. If you don't want to use the plug, there is the little trough-type drain that snaps onto the bottom of the black plastic tray in the same spot as the silicone plug, so that drippings from soap bottles, utensils, or sponges can drip directly into the sink. The main storage area on the drainer is fairly generously sized, big enough to get three medium-sized soap bottles in, next to each other, and if you don't use the cage like a "chopstick [utensil] cage” that will give you that much more space for bottles if needed.In setting up the tray, I discovered that the plastic drip tray [in the bottom] does not want to stay in place on the rack. Anytime I moved the rack, the tray would shift out of position. I think it would be a good idea to mold in a little detent spot in the tray [where the tray sits], so that it will be less likely to pop out of place.

My sink is finally organized and I don't have a million things laying around. The drainage is great and it looks stylish.