Frivolous Post - Kitchen Sink Caddy

[Kindra178]

Looking for refillable glass bottles and a place for a sponge. Thank you!


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[ourbabygirl]

I feel like Groves or Mrs. Meyers (Target?) would have something; otherwise, Williams Sonoma, or possibly World Market? Or a place like Frontgate for more $. :). My mom used some sort of clear glass bottle like you would use to pour out olive oil (with the little silver spout at the top), but the soap just got clogged up in it.

Hope you find something great! :)

[gymnbomb]

I feel like Groves or Mrs. Meyers (Target?) would have something; otherwise, Williams Sonoma, or possibly World Market? Or a place like Frontgate for more $. :). My mom used some sort of clear glass bottle like you would use to pour out olive oil (with the little silver spout at the top), but the soap just got clogged up in it.

Hope you find something great! :)

Oh, my mom uses a bottle just like that for dish detergent! She dilutes it so it lasts longer and doesn’t clog the bottle.


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[jgenie]

Oh, my mom uses a bottle just like that for dish detergent! She dilutes it so it lasts longer and doesn’t clog the bottle.


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I use the same but never thought to dilute it. I’ll have to try that!

[twowhat?]

Following! I have one that I found at Target and isn't technically a sink caddy - just a wire rack of some sort - and now it's all rusted through.

I'm looking for something that's stainless steel, with legs to keep the bottom elevated a bit off of the counter surface. I have seen some at William Sonoma that come with or without the soaps, but they wouldn't do great for holding a sponge (though to be honest, I just keep the sponge in one side of the sink and whenever we boil water for pasta or to warm up thermoses or whatever, I pour it over the sponge to kill bacteria and make it last longer, but even then I change the sponge out quite frequently since they're basically petri dishes), and I also am always skeptical if something that says it's stainless steel is actually stainless steel:
https://www.williams-sonoma.com/products/stainless-steel-three-bottle-caddy/?pkey=s%7Csoap%20caddy%7C94
https://www.williams-sonoma.com/products/williams-sonoma-meyer-lemon-hand-soap-lotion-classic-4-pc-set/?pkey=s%7Csoap%20caddy%7C94

I have these bottles from Amazon which are great and we use them for everything (shampoos, soaps, dish soap): https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01DAWGFR6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

eta: sorry, I don't think any of the options I posted were glass bottles!

I have tried the olive oil glass bottle thing (and yes you have to dilute the detergent) and it looks pretty but I actually hated it - when you have hands that are messy (raw meats, etc), having to grasp the entire bottle and lift it out to turn it upside-down and dispense was a PITA! So I much prefer a pump bottle.

[georgiegirl]

It’s not glass, but we bought this a few months ago after I saw it at a friends house. Works well and looks nicer than random bottles everywhere.


https://www.containerstore.com/s/casabella-sink-sider-duo-soap-dispenser/d?q=Soap%20dispenser&productId=11007541


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[athompson]

I have this for sponge/bottle brush: https://www.scarlettwares.com/retail-products/uy1wv4w87fz5tm6v2rjd3sxddrdstq-fjhbg
I found it on Amazon, but I believe you can order from Etsy as well.