famichan Portable Mesh Shower Caddy Gym Travel Camp Dorm Room Essentials for College Student Boy Girl Bathroom Shower

This shower caddy is so handy! The mesh dries quickly, which keeps it from getting moldy or smelly, and it has plenty of pockets to hold shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and even smaller items like razors and face wash. The handle is sturdy, and it’s lightweight, making it easy to carry to and from the bathroom. Perfect for dorms, gyms, or travel. The only thing to note is that it’s not super rigid, so it doesn’t stand up on its own if it’s empty, but that’s expected with mesh. Overall, very practical and well-designed. Read more

Edit (original review is below): It has been over 3 months. I have since bought more bags. I now use them to organize items in my shower in order to free up space in other areas of my tiny bathroom. (See the photos I've uploaded.) I don't use each bag daily. Though, I do shower daily. I currently have 3 bags hanging. I'll maybe unzip a bag twice a week or just leave them unzipped most of the time. I don't carry the bags around. They remain hanging in my shower all of the time. I've only washed them twice. I tossed them in my washer machine and ran a warm cycle. Then air dried. So far, no noticable mold or mildew. (It would be kind of hard to visibly notice mold issues since the bags are black, though. So I also have to do smell tests. I wish I had bought them in a lighter color. I got the pink one to use in my daughter's bathroom. No mold issues with that one so far.) All opinions in my original review still apply. This is a useful item *if* it fits your needs. More use/time is needed to assess the durability of the zipper. Original review: I took a chance buying this bag since all the available reviews were from Vine customers. I never know if most of those people are submitting hasty reviews just to meet a deadline or if they're being overly generous since they got a free product. I've taken chances based on Vine reviews alone a few times and was extremely disappointed. This product did not disappoint. But it's nothing to get super hyped up about either. I managed to buy it for a reasonable price. There was a 30% discount available at the time of my purchase. I needed something compact, rent-friendly, easy to maintain in a room that tends to stay extremely humid for a few hours every day, and that was fairly neat-looking. Just to store some extra shower items in. I have a tiny bathroom with a tiny space on the wall to hang something from an awkwardy placed, but permanently fixed hook. This bag happened to fit that spot perfectly, which is the only reason I took a chance on it. This bag keeps my tiny bathroom looking neat since it rests rather flat against the wall when it's zipped up. (It loses a lot of shape and sags away from the wall when not zipped up.) It doesn't lay perfectly flat since I stuffed it with some large, awkwardly shaped bottles that are practically full. But it's flat enough against the wall not to look sloppy or take up much space. It lays flatter when I don't put anything "too heavy" or bulky inside the outer pockets. It's fairly structured given the slightly stiff material and the rather stiff seams. As long as I keep the zipper closed, it doesn't hang in any sloppy or random looking way. This bag is very basic as far as looks & functionality. It's good enough quality to use for simple shower/bathroom storage. It's sturdy enough to hold several full bottles of various toiletries without the risk of it quickly falling apart. The zipper is the only part I worry might give out quickly with daily use and if I continue to hang fairly heavy items in the bag. I'm using the main compartment of my bag to hold 3 tall, mostly slender shaped bottles of shampoo & conditioner along with a huge bottle of Dove body wash. I can probably stuff a few smaller items in that space if needed. But I won't bc I feel like that might push the zipper to its limit. I was able to stuff the tallest bottles of toiletries I have in the main compartment. Anything taller and I would have struggled to zip the bag closed, especially while the front pockets are filled with other products. You'll want to leave *at least* 2 inches of unused space at the top when storing bulky or heavier items to ensure you can easily close the zipper. The 3 front pockets are pretty narrow & tall. So I had to be selective about which products to put in them. I chose to fill them with tall & slender bottles. It would be difficult for most people to retrieve tiny items (i.e., hair ties, dental floss, travel sized tooth paste, a basic shaving razor, etc.) from the bottom of those pockets by simply reaching in while the bag is hanging high. It's easier to retrieve items if the bag is hung low enough and *if* you have small or slender hands. It can be very easy to take the bag off a hook and tilt it so that small, loosely packed items can slide closer to the pocket openings for retrieval. The mesh "fabric" feels stiff and fairly coarse. It's not the type of material that lingerie bags are made of. It's not soft at all. It has a slight plastic feel to it; though it's very flexible. It's a similar material that beach bags, cheap mesh backpacks, and mesh shower poofs are made of. It's thin, but seems pretty durable for basic home use. You can wipe it down with a sponge. You can probably even machine wash it. I don't think you could run it in a dryer without the risk of it melting, tho. I'd feel confident storing a shaving razor, pair of scissors, or nail clippers in the bag without worrying the item would easily slice thru. The mesh is fine enough that nothing ultra slim or that has a pointy tip (i.e., tiny cosmetics, a pointed nail filer, grooming scissors, etc.) would slip thru or even get stuck in one of the tiny holes. (The tips of ultra pointy, thin tweezers can slightly poke thru. Blunt tip tweezers probaby won't unless they have a really sharp & angled tip. Even so, neither item would be at risk of falling out or even stick out to the point of being visually noticeable.) A wet brush (or most hairbrushes with ball tipped bristles) won't even poke thru. Most combs will be fine, as well. The holes are so tiny that a good amount of water will cling to them, but water will not pool up inside of the bag or pockets as long as there isn't any product build-up anywhere. Shampoos, conditioners, and liquid soaps (the actual liquid product) can seep thru, but not very easily. Product is more likely to build up in the bag than leak out (unless the container is fully opened). I've gotten the bag very wet a few times already. It seems to air out quickly if hung in an area or spot with reasonable ventilation. It also seems easy to clean by hand should any typical hygiene product leak inside of it. I wouldn't pay more than $7 for this bag. I might pay up to $10 if I needed the exact size & overall design to meet my very specific needs. Again, I only bought it bc it met the exact specifications for the tiny space I'm working with. And there was a discount available. If I needed a bag or caddy to carry shower items thru a large dorm, barracks, or other spacious area on a daily basis, I'd buy something better. Or I would end up carrying this bag within a larger & more sturdier bag, and only use it once I reached the communial shower. This bag would be handy for occasional showers at the gym, during camping trips, and for travel. (Again, where it would likely be carried in a sturdier bag for longer distances or only carried long distances for short durations.) It has enough space to hold all the basic necessities for a head-to-toe cleaning and maybe a tad more. It seems sturdy enough to use for hanging items inside of your personal shower - especially for items that you use on a semi-daily basis. It's a good solution for tiny spaces. I think it would be handy for storing loose items inside of a camper/RV bathroom (or other areas). It would fit very well inside of a small locker or cabinet. (You'd just have to dry items and pat the "fabric" dry before storing if you get it very wet. The material doesn't seem to soak in moisture like most fabrics. But quite a bit of water will linger between the tiny mesh holes. In my very limited experience, it seems easy to wipe or pat dry with a towel when needed.) I just don't think the bag would last very long if it was fully loaded - particularly with containers that are more 3/4 or more full - and lugged around daily. The single handle design is great for hanging items and simple carrying. But it seems to put quite a but of strain on the zipper. And the zipper is the one part that I question as far as durability. The zipper doesn't seem ultra strong (like zippers on jackets, purses, or backpacks). It's just adequate enough for simple use. The zipper is also the main part that helps the bag to lay flat against a surface. So if it breaks, the bag will be like any other small, open hanging bag - maybe slightly weaker since it'll only have that 1 strap to use for hanging. It definitely won't be worth more than a few dollars at that point. This bag works for my specific needs. It looks a lot neater and seems easier to maintain than some other mesh fabric shower "caddies" I've tried before. It's definitely compact. I'm not worried about difficulty spotting mold on the black fabric bc it doesn't seem any more prone to collecting mold than one of those mesh shower poof ball things. (Only the bag is far easier to inspect and regularly clean.) I bought a couple more bags to help organize some items in the small cabinet below my sink. I plan to hang them against the cabinet walls, pretty high up, in the unused spaces where the sink's pipes make it kind of difficult to store & retrieve things. There was still a 30% discount available when I bought them. I figured the price was worth the convenience of maximizing my tiny space. I'll update my review if it there's anything significant worth noting. I doubt there will be. Considering I didn't pay much, I'll be satisfied if this bag holds my spare shower items neatly on my wall (with occassional use inside of my shower) for at least 1 whole year without any problems. Measure your items before buying. Buy the bag if you think it will add convenience in your home or to your periodic routines. If you're looking for something to carry around daily for pretty lengthy distances for more than a few wks (maybe a few months max), look for something sturdier. If you need to store/carry a lot of items or fairly heavy items, buy more than 1 bag or look elsewhere for something more suitable. Read more

This is a nice, sturdy bag with good sized outer pockets for toiletries. The inner section is large enough for me to carry my small hair dryer. The material is a good mesh that dries quickly if it gets wet. Read more

My husband often works/lives outdoors for his job and this caddy is very handy for the outdoor life. I've included some additional "s" hooks that clamp onto this caddy so his loofah doesn't go flying loose. The size is perfect. I love that all of his hygiene products are organized into different pockets on this caddy it and dries fast for easy storage. He chooses this caddy over his hard handled caddies everytime. Read more

This bag is excellent quality. It's very durable and well-made. It has multiple pockets, which make it super functional and easy to stay organized. My daughter took it to camp and it held up really well the entire time. For the price, you’re definitely getting a great product. Highly recommended! 5 Stars Read more

So durable for the size. It can actually hold a decent amount considering it’s more for kids. Worth the price for sure I’ll be purchasing again! Color matches pictures shown! Read more

Not sturdy enough to hold shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. The zipper is also flimsy. Read more

Perfect size for my elderly parent all-in-one shower caddy. Also great to take in with them while bathing. It’s made out of mesh and hang inside shower for easy access to all their essentials. Great for travel also, make sure fully dry before packing. Read more