Is there a dedicated spot for razors and soap or do you just put them in the bottom of the basket?
1973227
There isn't a dedicated space, so I use the bottom one for things that I want to see. The three baskets all have small holes in the bottom for drainage.
1973228
No, there's no organizer present, but it's still functional! We have one for each bathroom.
129215
I think you could put a smaller bottle of detergent in there. Although depending on how heavy it is, it might bow the plastic baskets. You really would have to use the mounting screws. Mine just has spices in it and it tends to "swing around" when I open and close the doors.
1848152
my husband just puts his regular razor there. I think he uses a gillete one. It holds what ever razor u have. it has an opening just like the one for the brush but of course smaller for a razor handle.
915534
I installed it the way it is seen in the picture with the smaller compartment (for soap, razors, etc) on the bottom which for me makes sense when it comes to accessibility. So from what I have installed and what I usually have seen the bigger part goes up top. That is my recommendation but if your installing it lower somewhere it might make sense to flip it.
1985194
I have mine on the opposite side from the faucets. It's really just a personal choice. I like to have the water running down my back rather than mostly in my face when I get the soap or shampoo.
1806049
I put mine in my bathroom. The top is loaded with liquid soap, shampoo, conditioner, lotions ect. The other shelves have towels, and baskets with make up, hair brushes. The cabinet holds all the weight with no problem. Don't know if it will hold heavy tools but for everyday household items I think it would be fine.
309079
In the top rack...it should be fine. I had no problems washing mine there. I really love my Spirooli. I just have to remember to reduce the size of my vegetables being Spiroolied!
1436221
yes that is where I always shave. If you do not have one I highly recommend using shaving brush and quality shave soap.
713547
Yes but on the top rack if you run the drying cycle. If no drying cycle then you can put them in the silverware basket.
1506604
Not sure, but I can tell you that the brush doesn't have much space around it. You could hold a round brush and the bottle of soap end to end in the store and check it out.FYI I threw mine away. It kept a slime even with frequent runs through the dishwasher (at LEAST once a week)
456506
I have seen Tupperware type storage bins but they are expensive and in my opinion, unnecessary. I have mine in a designated divider space in my drawer of utensils. You could probable get an inexpensive plastic tub at a store like Walmart, then place them in there with a washcloth in between each one. Just be careful of the blades when taking out. Hope this helps.
1566203
I put them back in the paper sleeves in which they are packaged, which at least prevents having an exposed razor in the trash. Best thing to do would be to put them in a "sharps container" like those seen in physican offices and hospitals.
1044454
No! It just big enough to hold 2 regular sponges and a dish brush. The part where you put the sponge has removable tab and creates a bigger space MAYBE for small/travel size dish soap, but is basically not for that!
2049186
My barber told me that the slot in the back of my in-the-wall medicine cabinet is specifically for used shaving blades. How about that?!
1675466
The soap/detergent is in a separate container at the rear bottom of the unit. The clean water tank and dirty water tank are separate on the front bottom of the unit. You can use clean water only to rinse the carpet.
999517
It is the same place you put the soap but in one of the two compartments. It has raised writing (letters) which one.
96085
The box cannot be used to store and/or dispose used razors. Use a sealable storage box from a take-out order, wash it and use it to store blades. Those boxes seal and there's no way for the blades to fall out if the box was accidentally knocked on the floor.