Bar Soap Dish 2 Pack,Self Draining Soap Holder for Shower,Wall Mounted Soap Saver with Strong Adhesive, No Drilling Clear Plastic Holder for Bathroom Storage & Kitchen Sink Organizer,Keeps Soap Dry

Easy to attach to shower wall. Made well & does job

These were perfect. I had low expectations but they adhere to the shower wall well and hold my soap perfectly. The tray part also slides on and off the adhesive base for easy clean up. This has saved my shower from soap scum build up from the built in soap dish that came with my shower.

I thought it was broken since I could not remove the bottom part, but the trick to removing it is keep your palm on the bottom and then slide it out, it locks with a click. Nice design - can use without adhesive backing as well to keep it all clean. Good quality acrylic, nice functionality to drain, very easy to use, holds large soap bar. Did not test stickiness as I would not want to rely on it holding it. Came with a couple of adhesive stickers though.

Works as advertised.

Nice quality soap dish .It's sturdy enough to hold my soap, not flimsy at all. Clear design compliments my bathroom perfectly, plus it's easy to install. I just cleaned the surface, peeled the suction cup and stuck it on the wall. So far , it stayed in place without falling off. The water drain is functional, keeps my soap dry although I do need to empty the tray underneath pretty often. Other than that it's practical and works well. .It's really worth it for such a reasonable price. I recommend it.

I currently have a metal soap dish similar to this. However, as the soap bar gets smaller it constantly falls through. That will not happen with this dish. Installation could not be any easier. It does come with instructions on the back of the box and on a piece of paper inside. I find it to be pretty self explanatory. I would clean the spot you plan on placing it with rubbing alcohol. I’ve always found this keeps the adhesive stuck nicely with no issues. It comes with an extra adhesive sticker. Another plus, is the bottom tray to catch dripping soap and water. It easily slides out for cleaning. This means it can be placed anywhere, not just the tub/shower. The plastic is thick and durable. I also appreciate the price and while it won’t look as lux as the one I currently have, it will be much more convenient. Overall, I would recommend.

The problem with soap bars in showers is that they often sit in a little pool of water, which quickly erodes them. Most soap holders don’t have effective drainage, but this one does—it includes drainage slots that keep the soap dry. Mounting it above and behind the showerhead keeps excess water from collecting on the bar. What makes this holder especially practical is that it’s easy to remove for cleaning. Installation is simple and self-explanatory, and the clear plastic makes it unobtrusive. For the price—and with what looks like a half-off coupon right now—this is an easy buy. It solves a small but regular irritation for great value. I know, too much going on about a silly problem. But it is nice to get a useful resolution.

This soap dish pretty much solved the problem of bars of soap sitting in puddles of water in the shower and turning to mush. Here the soap sits on a slotted tray that allows water to drain out from under it, keeping it dryer than it otherwise would. The tray sits over what turns out to be a drawer and if you pull out the drawer you can empty out any accumulated water--though I find the tray a bit tricky; it actually moves more easily than I always expect, and once I remember to just gently slide it, it's fine. It sticks to the shower wall using an adhesive pad, and it comes with a spare if you need to move it, which is good because the instructions say it can't be repositioned. Mine is stuck to pretty smooth tile, and it should work just as well on glass or marble or other smooth hard impervious surfaces. I have other stick-ons throughout the house that rely on section cups, and while they can work well they're problematic on uneven tile surfaces; I would expect this adhesive pad to work much better on such tile. I've only had mine up for a few weeks and it seems to be holding well; we'll see how well it's doing six months from now.