5 Reasons to Get the Sponge Off Your Counter and Onto Your Faucet

Five reasons this clamp-on faucet sponge holder earns a spot at the sink

Open basket, lined clamp, no drilling. Silver, Black or Grey.

1. Reason 1

   Your sponge can dry in the open.

   A sponge lying flat in a tray sits in its own water. In the open basket, water drips through and air reaches every side, so it dries between uses.

   
2. Reason 2

   It goes on in about a minute, and there's no drilling.

   Wrap the clamp around the faucet pipe and tighten it by hand. You don't need tools, glue, or a hole in the wall. It works for renters.

   Fit check: Made for typical round faucet pipes. Square or flat faucets won't work.

   
3. Reason 3

   One spot for everything.

   The basket holds the sponge and soap. A side hook and the small hooks underneath hold brushes or a scrubber.

   
4. Reason 4

   Aluminum, not plastic.

   Made of 6063 aluminum, so it won't yellow or crack like a plastic caddy, and the maker rates it rust-resistant.

   
5. Reason 5

   Not just for the kitchen.

   It also clamps onto a round shower pipe, for a razor or a small bottle.

   

How it goes on

Three steps. No tools.

Step 1

Check your faucet pipe is round

Made for typical round faucet pipes. Square or flat faucets won't work.

Step 2

Clamp it on and tighten

Wrap the lined clamp around the pipe and tighten it by hand.

Step 3

Load it up

Put the sponge and soap in the basket. Use the side hook and the small hooks underneath for a brush or scrubber.

How it compares

A clamp-on rack versus a dish on the counter or a suction holder.

Colors

Silver, Black and Grey. The 2-pack can be any 2 colors.

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