Would this work to hold shampoo and soap in the shower?
2069508
I really don't know, but it could. As for me, am using mine in the kitchen.....I guess it will work wherever u would like to use it.
2069509
Possibly, but the dispenser would be slick, it is a clear hard acrylic/plastic, so only if you could stand it on something solid. It could probably hold a bar of soap standing up where the scrubber would go, and when the soap was wet I think it would become messy in the holder - there is only one dispenser so you could not use liquid soap if you are using it for shampoo. I personally would not like it. When you use dishwashing liquid it usually stands on a solid sink and you do not hold the bottle with wet hands.
2069510
Yes. My dishwashing liquid is quite thick, and it is holding up pretty well. Go for it.
2069511
It should work just fine for shampoo and liquid soap in a shower. It is made of plastic so no risk of possible broken glass. The only problem you might have is that it dispenses about a half a teaspoonful of liquid with each push. One pump is about right for concentrated dish washing liquid, maybe two pumps for most shampoos, but it might require a gazillion pumps of body wash for your entire body - and don't even think about using it to wash your dog!
2069512
I think that the soap pump will work and distribute a good amount of liquid soap (in his case shampoo), as long as the liquid soap is not to dense.
2069513
I would think that the Simplehuman square push pump would hold any kind of liquid shampoo or soap. I think it depends on your taste of shape for your bathroom use. I have both the one with the caddy for a sponge and one with the caddy. I find them both to be the best as far as containers with a pump goes. I did alot of research before I bought them. I love the ones I have and would not recommend any other brand. Another plus is that the containers hold a good amount of soap and you do not have to keep refilling. I find them to be very attractive for either your bathroom or kitchen.
765294
There is an attatchment you can connect to the side that has a 2 prong hook, where you could hang two washclothes, it would even work to set a bar of soap sideways on top of, although it wasnt meant for that, or you could place a bar of soap inside the caddy or hand a washcloth over the front side of caddy. It is fairly large and tough caddy, I use it for my kids bath toys and it has held up wonderfully.
852799
I would think so. The space is fairly generous. I fit two regular towels and two pair of pajamas for my boys' nightly shower, or two large bath 'sheets' if they are tightly rolled.
2185253
I have used disposable washcloths with soap in them with no problem. I'm not sure it would hold the weight of a normal washcloth filled with soapy water....sorry, hope this helps some.
1298457
I think so. There are small metal knobs that hold the plastic piece that holds the soap
629383
It should. I am not certain on how many . I use mine in my restroom to hold all of my shampoo etc. It holds quite a bit. I love it.
1907801
The compartment separator are not removable . You probably could use it to hold shampoo, but I wouldn't. It would get a lot of water build up inside
1201199
We use it in the shower. It will hold 3 or 4 large shampoo/conditioner bottles. So several pounds.
1092925
Can't say for sure, but I would think so. I used it for a 6" shower head. More than the size, I would think the weight of your shower head is what you should consider. The metal in the arm is strong. The tightening of the connections is likely the more important factor in holding up the shower head itself.
245709
Absolutely, but I would HIGHLY recommend you clean the surfaces to be adhered first with acetone to make sure there is no existing soap residue or contaminants, as well as try to clamp in place for a number of hours to ensure good bonding. depending on the strip design, you could use a long strip of 1x2" wood with C-clamps to hold at ends and middle and "sandwich" the plastic strip between the wood and shower door.... then remove the C-clamps and wood, and you wouldn't have issue. Very strong bond when surfaces cleaned and clamped to set.
287204
Yes, we have a 15oz bottles of shampoo and conditioner, along with smaller bottles of other things used in showers. I think it would hold even bigger bottles if you wanted.
1438479
Should work fine for an average soap dispenser. If the bottle opening is smaller than 1/4 inch it might be tight.
18867
Yes. I have two on a metal thingy on my glass shower wall. One has several heavy bottles of shampoo and it's been there for over a year and has not slipped at all. Loved these things.
724739
I wouldn't really recommend it. It's not really very sturdy and it's probably rather large in size to fit properly in a shower.
2247856
I use it in my guest bathroom to hold bath towels, hand towels and wash clothes. The bath towels have to be folded a certain way to fit.
187348
Yes, I have used this soap for shampoo! It is wonderful. It lathers nicely and leaves my hair nice and clean. I do use conditioner, after shampooing.
1846852
I suppose if you had something to hook it onto the shower rod you could do so, but I have never tried, so I don't want to steer you wrong. Besides, it would also depend on how much weight you were putting in it, and how much the shower rod could hold. Sorry I can't be more helpful, but I can say it is a great item and easy to wash and keep clean. Good luck.