Sink Caddy Sponge Holder Kitchen Sink Organizer Telescopic sink organizer rack for kitchen Expandable 13 4 to 17

I was skeptical this would work. I've tried a bunch of other things and this was a bit pricier. However, it has been fantastic. It was easy to fit on my sink, and holds everything just fine. I recommend it. Read more

Good quality. Just what I was looking for. Read more

This is the third sink caddy I have purchased and I love this one. It fits snuggly against the edge of the sink and has lots of storage area. Read more

The Ahonnpely Sink Caddy Sponge Holder Kitchen Sink Organizer has been a great addition to our kitchen. We use it across the sink while doing dishes and move to be back of the sink for larger pots and containers. There is plenty of room to store multiple sponges, soaps and brushes and have everything needed organized and within reach. The stainless steel is very sturdy and it has held up well to repeated use. It does not bend or feel cheap. The expandable design and adjustable length make this a winner. The anti slip sleeves help prevent it from scratching surfaces and from sliding around during use. I really liked the attention to detail. The functionality is great and you can use it for lots of uses and it is compatible with most sinks. Great value! Read more

This was a much needed item in my home. I mean, sponges are gross; or what some of us do makes them gross. For example: leaving it at the top of the sink; leaving it in the bottom of the sink; leaving it floating in a dirty dish inside the sink, blech! Basically not letting it dry properly in between uses...and no, just because there is soap in there doesn't mean it is clean. Just because it passes the smell test and visual test, doesn't mean it's clean either. I'm not sure you want to know just how dirty your sink and sponge are. I will say, your toilet is probably cleaner. You don't have to take my word for it though, there is plenty of research. For awhile I was running my sponge through the dishwasher—you can wash almost anything in your dishwasher, clothes, hats, shoes, etc.—each day. Someone would always leave it in one of the aforementioned gross locations the same day though, so it was kind of pointless. I then tried one of those sponge holders that stick to the wall of the sink. That was good...until it wasn't. They would inevitably become as gross, if not grosser than the offending sponge. Then if you have a lot of minerals in your water, slime and crusty stuff would attach itself to the sponge holder, but your sponge was just as dirty so you can't exactly wash it, so everything would have to go through the dishwasher anyway. After stumbling upon this contraption; looking at the material composition; seeing that it fit any size (residential) sink; and that it allowed for proper drainage and drying, I knew I had to have it. The true test was, will anyone actually use it; will everyone actually use it consistently? It really is unobtrusive and doesn't interfere with sink operations. My last picture shows that the family has adopted it into their routine (much to my relief), so it's certainly a win for me. Read more

I ave been wanting some way to keep my sponges some way other than in a pile or randomly placed around my kitchen sink. I was putting them in the dishwasher all the time because they always seemed like they’d weren’t clean. Now they have their place and they get dry without sitting in their own water. The rack isn’t perfect though. It was hard to get in the size I wanted at first because it was tight to put together. But now it wants to slide in when it gets bumped. The pads on the bottom also are pretty slick when wet, so the rack itself is sliding around a lot. But even with moving it back in place before it falls at least once a day is better than the stack I had before. Read more

This is a handy Stainless Steel Sink Organizer. It fits all sinks from approximately 12.5 inches to 17.5 inche. I love that it has rubber bumpers on the ends to keep from marring up your countertops and the steel slots are wide enough to have water and debris easily drain off but small enough you could use it to rinse and drain small fruits and veggies without them falling through. We had a water leak, so half of our kitchen was ripped out. The half that had the dishwasher in it. I’m lucky to still have a sink, however for the past 8 months we have had to hand wash every single thing that gets used in the kitchen. Therefore I have a LOT of sponges, scrubbers, wands, gloves, etc out all the time. I had a ceramic platter organizer but water accumulates and gets funky. I love the fact that this allows holds all the thing but allows the water to drain off. No gunk. It’s thin enough to be out of my way, but wide and long enough to be effective in holding all the things. It came in 2 pieces and was easy enough to make it into one expandable piece, however I had to find someone with a little more strength than I had to separate the 2 pieces. We also have a large, deep single bowl sink. It obviously does not lay horizontally in my case, but if you have an average double bowl, you should have that option. Mine fits vertically, and very well. Once we get a dishwasher again, I’ll be keeping this in the sink, but hopefully I won’t need as much in it. I have not taken the time to arrange it “pretty”, but it is extremely functional while keeping things much neater and cleaner in the process. The pricepoint makes it a good value in my opinion. Read more