Joseph Joseph Caddy Sink Holder - Reviews
(4.5)
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1.3.2013
This caddy is work any kitchen sink area if you need cheering up. It's best feature is the "drip tray", not often found in sink caddies. This means the unit can sit anywhere (not just on the drainer) with no fear of liquid leaking onto worksurfaces creating nasty water marks.It is a good size, accepting at least two dish brushes in a separate 3 x 6.5 cm section within the main divided "pot". The remaining part of the "pot" 9.75 x 6.5 cm will easily accommodate a washing up liquid bottle. The complete external measurements of the "pot" are 13.5 x 7 cm. The footprint of the complete unit is 21 x 11.5 cm.The soleplate is solid and waterproof, with a shaped perforated tray fitting round the "pot",
6.1.2015
It;'s a well designed storage caddy with space for one large (650ml) bottle of washing up liquid in the large compartment, a dish washing brush or two in the small compartment, dry or semi-dry cloths (draped over the rail) and wet cloths or scrubs on the draining plate.The green draining plate can be removed for cleaning and the unit can be used without the draining plate.The green colour scheme is a matter of taste but, in my view, quite nice - it gives a clean feel to the sink area.I would have preferred a larger compartment space for more bottle storage and less rail space at the end of the unit but that's a matter of personal taste I guess.The unit did not come with a clip on mechanism for attaching to the sink and whilst the product information did not suggest that it would,
20.8.2016
I was really keen to get one of these... but in reality it is just a bit more clutter taking up space that isn't quite big enough for what I wanted it to do. I like that it can hold everything together and gives it a home, but the bar on the front for hanging a dish cloth is flimsy and naff and the tub for a bottle of washing up liquid is sufficient for that but I can't seem to find a pump actuation bottle that will fit it. So to wash your hands you either need about bottle (which wouldn't fit on or in this caddy) or you have to put dirty hands on the washing up liquid bottle to get it out of the caddy to wash your hands.ideally it wants to be a little wider so you can get a pump bottle into it.I do really like how it all dismantles and can go through the dishwasher to be cleaned.
24.11.2014
I really love this item. I have a set of chopping boards by Joseph Joseph and I really like them and when this came up on offer I decided to go for it as I have been looking for something like this for a while. The caddy comes in a box so it would make a good present. The colours are true to the photo. Sizewise, it fits a standard bottle of washing up liquid with space to spare so larger bottles should be fine. The second one fits at least one bottle brush and you could probably fit in as many as three provided they were not too chunky. The suspended rail is probably the one area of weakness - I should imagine if you are over forceful with it then it could snap but if you drape your dishcloth
7.9.2020
I sought out a caddy due to water stains on my drainage area from leaving wet sponges, brushes etc. I wanted to speed up my weekly kitchen clean by stopping this from happening.This item appealed to me because it looks tidy and has a space for everything I use and has drainage.Two negatives of this product: front bar isn't tall enough for any microfibers i already own and there is no drainage in the brush and liquid compartment. After washing, water will usually trickle from the brush into the container so I feel putting drainage holes at the bottom of the compartment would have been a better design choice. In terms of value,
17.3.2015
I bought one of these because I have a sink with a tiny space around the edge and my washing up liquid sits on the wooden windowsill above the sink. I was fed up of having to clean the windowsill with the water all over it and I had nowhere to put the cloth and sponge but wedged on the side of the worktop.Admittedly it seems a little bit gimmicky and I suppose not the cheapest option (I could have bought a cutlery-type pot or something) but actually, for what it is I'm really happy with it. Looks nice, fits a normal sized bottle of washing up liquid very well and the two washing up brushes in the compartment next to it. The sponge sits on the right and the bit to hang the cloth on is very handy.
12.9.2013
This little caddy keeps the sink area looking tidy and thanks to its smart design, keeps everything smelling fresh. Joseph Joseph kitchen items are always ingenious, attractive and worth spending a little extra on.It's not obvious from the photo but the container section is split in to two. One larger section and one small. A nice little feature that helps keep everything separate.The cloth hanger is perfect for airing out dish cloths rather than scrunching them up, leaving them to mould.My favourite feature though is the removable tray. Another handy feature that makes cleaning easy and stops gunk from building up.The plastic feels strong enough,
16.12.2019
No idea why suction power is a ratable option Amazon? Anyway the product was looked at as we came across a Joseph & Joseph sink drainer for pots and cutlery on the high street and bough. The concept and design was brilliant so i made a point of finding other products of theirs to compliment the new kitchen we had fitted. This serves a simple but effective use by the sink also. Once a week i empty it and lift the light grey base with the little holes in to wash out the cavity where the dripping water from the washing up sponge collects. You can use the little bar at the top for small microfibre cloths. But we just use ours for the washing up liquid bottle, handwash bottle and mentioned sponge.
30.1.2014
It may not be the cheapest sink caddy in town but it is very nicely made and the proportions are just right. The main compartment will take an average sized bottle of the market leading detergent and a wash up brush with ease. However, because the upright compartment is effectively sealed you need to choose carefully those items that you put in the upright compartment versus the section that is bounded by the rail and draining compartment - If you do this the organiser will be fine.The colour of this grey version is neutral enough to blend in with most decors and the finish exudes quality. It's also easy to wash and clean up, plus, it has little rubber anti-slip feet which also allow any damp underneath the organiser to dry out.
8.12.2018
As in the title of the review, I have found this to be a tidy and relatively stylish way to park washing up liquid, sponges, brush, cloth....This was, in fact, a replacement for the smaller version of this item, where I could only store the Fairy bottle and a small one at that. In this larger version, I have a choice of a big bottle of Fairy or, what I actually do, a small bottle of Fairy and a bottle of Cif. Future design suggestion: make the hanging rail stand a little further away from the holding middle, or revert to the one-sided rail as in the smaller version. There is precious little use to the 'side'
21.9.2020
I have a large kitchen island with a sink at one end. For a long time, I've just had a bottle of washing-up liquid on the side, and sponge and cloth in an old ice-cream carton (not at all in keeping with my stylish kitchen!).I really don't want to make a feature of the sink area, but it's also not practical to keep washing-up things in a cupboard.This caddy is smart, and it's very compact, so it's fairly discreet. You can't fit a large bottle of washing-up liquid in it, though. As mine was quite full, I decanted it into an empty shampoo bottle, which does fit. There's space for a sponge, and you can hang a cloth on it, too.My kitchen is white and grey, so the colour was a perfect match for me,
5.4.2015
Bought this to replace a caddy which didn't have a drip tray, a bad buy on reflection as I was forever having to mop up water from underneath. It's surprising how many don't actually have a tray, but this one does the job nicely. The base is just about big enough to hold a sponge and a scourer plus a cloth on the rail but it would have been better fractionally bigger. It's more hygienic to keep sponges and cloths well aired so having them outside of the caddy is a good design. The central compartment is plenty big enough for a washing up bottle and a brush. The whole thing looks smart, very neat and tidy but it is fractionally small and quite expensive for a plastic caddy,
9.9.2020
The attraction for me was the dishcloth rack, as I am tired of cloths being draped over the kitchen tap. The caddy looks attractive and tidies up the sink area very well. However it is made of plastic and I am not sure how long it will be before the rail breaks. I chose the "large" rather than the "regular" size, but it's still not that big. I feel the main compartment should be larger to house 2 or 3 bottles comfortably, with the dishcloth rack placed higher, and a larger tray at the base to catch the drips. Also the compartment where the bottles stand collects water, so this should really have a drainage hole in it. Rather expensive for what it is, but nevertheless a useful item.
29.12.2014
As others have said, it's a bit on the small size, perhaps they should make it in two sizes? But I knew that when I bought it and wanted it anyway as before we used to store our washing up items in the half sink bowl therefore meaning that this wasn't free for what it's intended for. The main compartment just about holds (a very snug fit) a 500ml washing up liquid bottle, a washing up brush and a green scouring cloth (sorry can't think what they're called but they are always dark green). Our washing up sponge and surface sponge fit outside. So our things do all fit, it's neat, attractive enough and easy to clean. I am very pleased and would recommend it.
31.8.2016
I like the Joseph Joseph range of products and wanted a draining area organiser to match the colour scheme in the kitchen.The quality of this product is very good and you can comfortably fit a regular sized bottle of washing up liquid, a sponge, brush and hang a cloth on the little rail.The only suggestion I would make is that it would be useful to include another space for hand wash/ soap as this does seem to be missing and most kitchen sinks have these. It is a bit of a shame that you can fit everything neatly in this caddy and then have to have a bottle of hand soap next to it.Overall I am happy with this product and would recommend.