Joseph Joseph 85098 Caddy Sink Area Organiser - Grey Blue, (Length 20.9cm x Width 11.4cm x Height 13cm)

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, this plastic product does feel a touch over priced.Overall I'm happy with it due to the tidy appearance and storage mostly suiting what I use when washing up.

Looks nice and good quality, however it's far too small for the average person's kitchen sink things. It doesn't fit both the washing up liquid and a soap bottle for example.Also because the bar is so close to the stand, it's hard to squeeze the cloth into it.And the base is barely big enough for a sponge, so liquid comes off the sides, kind of defeating the purpose.Wouldn't have purchased if I had known this before hand.

Took a bit of a risk ordering this caddy based on the previous reviews around branding but I genuinely like the design so decided I'd be happy as long as its functional.This arrived today and I'm pleasantly surprised, as it is branded on both the box and base of the caddy but more importantly sturdy enough to do its job.

This was perfect for what we wanted for the side of our sink in our new kitchen, and with joseph joseph you know you are getting quality.I cannot say this is not good quality in its build and construction, however I would have liked this to have a good weighty and rubberised base or suction cups underneath to secure this to the work top. In its current form when you pull the clothes off of the little rail etc. it can move around the work surface a lot. It is the perfect size, it looks lovely however I do think that a nice weighty base or suction cups is a must in the next version if there is to be one.

Simple yet effective design. Mine holds a 383ml bottle of washing up liquid, a 250ml bottle of hand wash and a washing up brush. Keeps everything in one place and leaves the sink uncluttered. Recommended.

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.

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' of the rail and as it is now that space can't be used to store maybe another bottle of cleaning liquid if the middle is taken by a big bottle.

Smaller than I thought, as in height, the rail is only high enough to drape a dishcloth folded. Who wants to fold their dishcloth? Not me, so I hardly use that bit and took one star off for that. I have sponge scourer, nailbrush and sink plug on the tray at the bottom, and sometimes a brillo pad too, and a bottle of liquid plus several brushes in the top bit. It sits on the windowsill being useful. I haven't bothered cleaning it as it always looks ok but it would be easy to do, which I will probably maybe once a year or so. It does what I wanted, ie help keep the sink area tidy.