WATERFALL SOAP DISH / SOAP SAVER

I am well pleased with this. As it is made of plastic it is therefore much lighter than a ceramic one would be (and reflected in the price), so does not seem quite right when used free standing. But it comes with a pair of large and very effective suckers which fit on the back of it. I have had it stuck on the "bumpy" white gloss tiles at the back of my sink for 6 months now and it has remained firmly fixed for the entire time. It slopes just right for the waterfall effect when rinsing the soap off, and leaves the sink shelf clean underneath.

Although they are not the prettiest soap dishes I've seen, they certainly do the job and it's great to have no more slushy soap!!

The material from which the soap dish is made looks cheap. It is larger than expected.

Not bad at holding soap and draining excess water but does not stick well whatsoever and never has. I still use however.

Bought it 2.5 years and still satisfied with it. So much better now that the bar of soap does not soak in its own juices anymore. When the soap accumulates after a while, I just clean with with warm water and a nail brush.

This is a sturdy, well made soap dish. However I find the very steep angle quite disconcerting. It is far steeper than shown in illustration and while this definitely ensures full drainage of the soap, I imagine that when the tablet is well used it may not rest easily, I have yet to see this. The previous waterfall soap dish was a much less steep angle, more a gentle incline.

Finally found what I was looking for. Call me old fashioned but I just love bars of soap as opposed to the hand wash that's available now. The waterfall soap dish stays put on the side of the sink and the soap stays dry and doesn't go mushy underneath any more. Love it.

The photograph does not show how the suckers work. The suckers fix to the wall behind. It used to be designed with suckers under it, on the flat level basin edge, where it was supported, and drips fell into the basin. The result of this new design is that if it is up on the wall above the basin it falls off with light pressure. I have put it low down on the wall now, the lip rests up on the basin and it tends to rock. It is reasonably priced. I can live with it for now.