What keeps the soap dish in place? I bought this and the 2 upper baskets hang beautifully but the soap dish hangs down vertically...
1838384
I had the same problem. You have to wedge the hanger over and through the bottom wires. The hook goes over the first bar and under the second. It took me a while to figure out. If you zoom in close on the picture, you can kind of see.
1838385
I had trouble with this too. I tried 4 or 5 times, then it just fell into place. If you look at the picture carefully, the loops go over the bar and the bottom protruding arms hook on the bottom bar. Good Luck.
1395567
The InterDesign Soap Saver has not moved since we have put it in the shower on a little shelf that is there. We have not complaints about the function of this item. The rubber on the bottom seems to hold it in place.
828020
It comes with mounting materials, and that is the way to attach it. Otherwise, the weight of the soap will make the dispenser fall. Thanks.
594813
Good morning. So far mine has held up well. No bowing, and no rust. Not sure that doing all that would be worth the time and effort. I also only have a few items in the 3 baskets. I left one off because I don't use it. Hope this helps. Take care...
1603847
I have the exact same problem. It is not the soap/water ratio because the other tops work just fine with what was in the bottom. Were you ever able to find a solution to make it work again?
978959
Good Question. I have 3 pans 3 pots two strainers and some utensils hanging from mine. I feel it's all do do with a good wall mount and it will hold as much as the wall mount will (within reason). Try to anchor it from studs (Use a stud finder to determine where the wood is) and use decent wood screws (deep), make sure they will fit through the holes on the rack. I actually used Dry Wall plugs in the absence of available studs and all is good. If unsure contact a Handy person to help out.
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the baskets sit inside each other when not hanging. they do not "collapse" and get smaller. the chain is fine for strength however they constantly get tangled when hanging and the basket gets lopsided. i recommend a basket that the chains are connected permanently to a connector to avoid this. It is the connector that gets twisted and makes the chain longer or shorter when removing and adding items. Right now I have 3 potatoes, 2 dozen eggs in 1 basket and shows no giving. I used a plant hook 6" from Dollar Store and screwed it in wall and it works best. Ceiling doesn't work.
421913
Did you put dish soap in there? I also find that running it daily for at least an hour or two keeps them moving in a separated manner. When its off they tend to be near each other, but when on after a short period they start moving more freely.
1251805
It's the only soap dish that stays on the bathroom tile. Uses an adhesive strip which works very well so far.
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.
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Nope, it's great! Now you will still have to clean it every now and then, but the dish is removable for easy cleaning...I mean you don't have to but I do cause just from the soap bar getting wet and a little soft from use, it will leave soap marks on the dish. But I'm OCD about my house being clean...lol! Hope my answer helped. :)
1846388
I bought the acrylic drain board for my aunt. I called her. She said it is smooth (shiny) and has a small lip across the width at the "foot" of the board to keep your dish drain basket from sliding off.
631406
If you were to hang it, it would require being hung with three connecting points in a triangular pattern using fishing line or wire so that the baskets would remain level. Otherwise, using only one point of connection, (hook or wire) in the loop of the frame, the baskets will tilt to the open side away from the frame and would likely not be well balanced to hold anything in the baskets without spilling.
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Did you try it? It might be an issue that the two baskets are tightly connected unlike the hanging baskets -- the whole structure will move together.
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It is 4&1/4 inch square and 1" high. It is a perfect soap dish in a contemporary or minimalist setting. It has functioned well and I have bought it repeatedly for other bathrooms in my house. This one sits on a shelf in my shower. My spouse has one in his shower as well. If it fits your space I think you will be happy with it. Because it is a functional rather than a decorative piece, I think it would work fine in a transitional setting or even a traditional one. It is more appropriate for a shower than a sink counter b/c there is no plate to catch the soap drippings.
744429
To install it, you need to put wall anchors in the sheetrock (included). Then you screw the plate to which the soap dish attaches into the wall anchors. On removing the soap dish, there would be small holes (less than 1/4") where the anchors are.
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It could hold a flat not curved bar of soap. I have 2 sponges in mine. It is a great holder and easy to keep clean.