Pretty small, and kind of hard to clean out ...
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Pretty small, and kind of hard to clean out underneath. Wood pretty dry and easily chipped while trying to assemble. Directions were pretty messed up. Finally threw them out and got it together. Not worth what I paid. Found one at a local feed store that was twice the size for a few bucks more. Wish I had waited.
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Preface: I've been using this organizer for a couple of years.

Let's get this out of the way: Yes, it's big.  Personally, I consider this to be a benefit; there's less chance of multiple toothbrush heads making contact with each other and the inner walls.  It is not, sadly, large enough to comfortably clean. I had to use a vinegar soak and remove the inside structure to clean thoroughly.

Pros:
- Size. Large enough to accommodate four toothbrushes and a small-ish (travel size) tube of toothpaste in the central compartment.
- Little plastic flaps keep toothbrushes relatively stable.
- Easily cleaned outer surface. Like all stainless steel alloys, this doesn't mean it doesn't need cleanings to be shiny. Mine got quite grimy from repeated spatter and mineral residue.  Cleaning the outer surface with a powdered cleanser (like Bon Ami or Barkeeper's Friend) works just fine.
- A solid enclosure that covers the toothbrushes. One of the unfortunate limitations of a small apartment is the need for cat litterbox in the human bathroom. As you can imagine, it's very important that dust particles (along with poo particles) don't get into the toothbrush area. It's been a resounding success.
- The hinge is very sturdy. Opening and closing the container at least twice a day for the last two years and the hinge is as smooth and functional as ever.
- The plastic insert is removable for cleanings. The structure that holds the toothbrushes can, with some effort, be temporarily removed for cleanings. More on that later.

Cons:
- Large required footprint for active use. Sure, standing up as it is, the thing looks relatively compact. Tilt back the head to get at the toothbrushes and you suddenly need double the footprint. If you have it standing on the edge of the sink, that's fine. If you have a crowded surface, not so much.
- The little plastic flaps collect mold far more readily than the plastic or metal. Over extended use, placing a moist toothbrush into the container over and over, the plastic bits started to get black spots of mold. During one of the cleanings I found I could not get the spots to come off; ultimately the plastic bits were torn off  for the sake of hygiene (leaving some glue on the plastic, but nothing troublesome).
- Cleaning in the nooks/crannies of the plastic insert is hard. The bits are not spacious enough to get into with a hand holding a brus or sponge. I had to rely on a finger with a wet paper towel and (the irony!) a toothbrush sacrificed for the purpose. Maybe someone with smaller hands may have more luck.

Basically, so long as maintenance is performed semi-regularly, you have little need to worry about the functionality or longevity of this organizer. Put it off like I did and you may end up performing rather destructive disassembly.

P.S.: The plastic is NOT heat-resistant. Do not put it into near-boiling water if you don't want the whole thing to warp and not fit together.  The stainless steel surface is held on by a glue that will also dissolve in hot water, so be warned. It's a silly thing to warn about, but I'd rather not have more people learn this the hard way.
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Ehhh... Not as clean I would like. It does make clean up easier than scooping but little bits from wet clumps or very small poop sometimes get though the filter. Also the clumps sometimes stick to the plastic so you have to hit the sides as you are rolling it for them the fall off. But the biggest downside is that it is too small for my 12 lb cat. She doesn't like to turn around and ends up having her tush outside the box and things get left on the floor. I thought it was deliberate until I saw it happen and she seemed surprised to see it outside when she got out of the box. I am glad she likes to pee in the other box. I will wash this one really well and donate it to a cat sanctuary.
4175092
works great just so hard to clean...giving it to a friend and getting a smaller one that will be easier to take apart and clean
596508
Okay, it choked and clogged on the noble fir needles from our Christmas tree - it was pretty sad.
This vacuum is fine for the price. It's much smaller than I expected, definitely a compact model, with about a 12" vacuum width.  It's a good size for a 1 or two bedroom apartment, but not really suited for a 1500+ sq foot setting.  Since it clogged easily on something so light and small, I cannot recommend this little guy to anyone.  I had a dirt devil slightly bigger that i bought 5 years about before it burnt out prior to this model for $60 at target.  It worked well. I can't say the same for this model.
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I had high hopes, but these are pretty small. My small adult cat still used too much of the side of the medium boxes. It took her a long time to find a spot that would 'work', and even then.... She was uncomfortable and I was worried about her peeing and pooping off the sides.
2584798
Not as big as my old carpet sweeper, but does the job.  If I had it to do over, I probably would have purchased the larger sweeper.
2244861
Does not clean that easily for what I am using it for, kind of thin and flimsy.
325452
not worth for the value and the pan is pretty small, the lid is not really anti-splatter. after cooking, a big clean up is still a must
2363390
Pros: fits all of my hygiene stuff cons:smaller than what I had expected, pieces could have been marked to make for an easier setup
3046088
Smaller than I thought it would be, but it works really well and is fairly easy to clean.
1852636
It's not as powerful as I thought it would be and doesn't hold a charge for very long. But I still use it for small clean-ups
1666762
Not bad for a small project also for the price is good.  I rate 4 stars because the filters it hard to pull out to clean it
1181042
DIFFICULT to clean, but works like it says it will
647590
A bit too small for my needs, and it seems to be impossible to find something just a little bit bigger.
3190508
It is extremely hard to wash (until really clean) after you bake with it. The pieces of food get inside the tiny curves where the edge of the metal is bent to hold the removable bottom. Well, it is hard to explain where exactly, but to clean it, I had to use a toothbrush and some good efforts. Not very convenient.

I like the size of it, sometimes I do not even bake things, but I may use it to shape a salad or a pudding.
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This is cute, but I could tell water is going inside somewhere b/c bubbles are coming out - and there's no way to empty those water out! So I'm concerned if I can totally clean it. The size is a bit small. Disappointed.