KINGRACK Sink Caddy with Soap Dispenser Pump, Countertop Liquid Dish Soap Dispenser with Storage Space for Scrubbers, Sponges, and Brushes in the Kitchen and Bathroom.

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A suction caddy is great if you prefer your dishwashing items to be hidden. They are usually more space-saving and a bit smaller, therefore you may not be able to store as much in contrast to the other options. These are usually made with more breathable designs which make them less prone to producing bacteria," says Williams. While suction cup caddies are usually unreliable (they just slip and slide all over), this caddy gets a perfect score for durability and will seemingly hold up for a good amount of time, making it worth adding to your space. Did we mention it's made of rust-proof stainless steel and comes with a five-year warranty? And it’s not dishwasher safe, but it can still be hand-washed in minutes. If you have plenty of countertop space, you may want to store your cleaning tools outside of your sink. This countertop sink caddy, with its modern design, comes as a set and includes a sink organizer and a soap dispenser—the latter being what sets it apart. The dispenser doesn’t drip, which is a major plus, and fits perfectly in the sink organizer, creating a streamlined appearance. It can hold up to 6.7 fluid ounces of liquid soap. Plus, the caddy is narrow enough to fit on the strip of counter behind the sink, yet spacious enough to hold three sponges and a dish brush.

Similar to material, sink caddies are made in all different sizes to fit in most standard-sized sinks and provide enough space to store essential items. Make sure to measure your sink and consider the size of the caddy before buying one. In addition to these flexible storage options, we like that the caddy features a plastic insert, which catches all dripping water. Compared to other sink caddies we tested, Full Circle’s has a more decorative appearance. We chose the gray caddy with white trim, and it made a stylish addition to the kitchen. This caddy can’t go in the dishwasher, but the smooth ceramic material is very easy to clean. Another thing to note: Because it is ceramic, it could break or chip if dropped onto the sink or floor. So, exercise caution! Cons: If you’re looking to store a soap dispenser next to your sponges and brushes, this caddy is not large enough.These caddies are usually made of a durable material, which is easy to clean and no suction is required. [Being two-sided], these caddies allow for more storage, but may not be great if you want to store taller items," explains pro organizer Williams about saddle-style caddies.

We also appreciated the dishwasher-safe design that makes it a breeze to clean. Made of stainless steel, the caddy also looked seamless against the sink of the same material and blended in nicely with kitchen appliances. Made from stainless steel and silicone, the Simplehuman Sink Caddy Sponge Holder features a modern, compact design that keeps all your essentials neatly inside your sink. It can hold both small and large sponges as well as short and long brushes, thanks to a pop-out, extendable holder. See, when it comes to kitchen organization, we think a sink caddy can help prevent excess water from dripping onto the countertop and provide proper ventilation for your favorite sponge to dry between uses. Plus, it offers an efficient, clutter-free space for your dishwashing tools, so they won't get soggy while sitting out on the sink. A modular design, like the one this sink caddy has, is convenient because it can accommodate many cleaning tools at once. This particular caddy, which we think is gorgeous, gets high marks for ease of cleaning and overall value. It comes as a set and includes a flat tray and a caddy. The caddy can sit on top of the tray to save space, or you can use them separately for optimal storage. We were able to store a bottle of detergent and a bottle of hand soap on the flat tray. And we think the stylish caddy provides enough space for approximately one sponge and two dish brushes. Thanks to a sloped base, all water drained out of sight, too. Just be sure to position your bottles vertically so they don’t wobble. It's also key to note that this sink caddy can’t go in the dishwasher. But it easily dismantles, and you can wash those messy nooks and crannies with soap and water.This sleek-looking sink caddy attaches to the side of the sink via four suction cups and has a wire ledge hanger that rests on top of the sink, ensuring a secure grip. Unlike other sink caddies with suction cups that we tested, this one stayed put and didn’t slip or slide down. We also really appreciated the in-sink design that frees up countertop space and drains water directly into the sink. Sink caddies come in a variety of materials, including plastic, stainless steel, ceramic, and silicone. Plastic and silicone are generally easier to clean and more affordable, while stainless steel (though more durable) may require upkeep to maintain its shine. Because you'll be storing wet items in your sink caddy, look for features that will ensure adequate ventilation and drainage so that your dishwashing tools dry properly. Some sink caddies are perforated with holes at the bottom, allowing water to drain directly into the sink and air to circulate. Others have removable drip trays that collect excess water. These trays should be cleaned out regularly, so that bacteria does not collect.