All the towel racks for swimming pools had bad reviews. I came across this and thought why ...
592423
I didn't buy this to use behind a door.  I was looking for something to hang our pool towels.  All the towel racks for swimming pools had bad reviews.  I came across this and thought why not hang it over our fence?  I wasn't sure if it would fit and it doesn't actually fit without bending It a bit, but it works! I only have three towels hanging at the moment. I purchased two so we can hang more if we need to.
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1. The minimalist look is really nice. Is kinda of expensive, is true, but is well made and the design is perfect.
2. You can clean it pretty easily and when the plates are on it, it kinda look there is not Dish Drying Rack.

I think the price worth it. I'm just sad they don't have more colors combinations.
4668547
I don't understand why all the 5 star positive reviews. I took my 20L bag on a recent trip to a water park and rolled it down 3 times and sealed it as recommended before going in the river. When I got out, my wallet and all my other belongings inside the bag were soaking wet.  On another trip in a speed boat, I brought the bag as well and this time left it on the boat. Water splashed on it but since it was not directly in the water, the contents inside stayed dry. Maybe all the positive reviews are from people who do not put the bag in the water but just splashed it with water???
504026
I have used inexpensive clothes drying racks in the past.  Don't make the
 mistakes I made.
Go for the real deal, purchased Extra X large, what a difference, can hold a lot, jeans, bed sheets,
large bath towels, etc.
4487400
No problems at all with this towel rack.  Easily assembled.  Great design.  I like that the individual racks are at graduated distances from the back.  This allows more air circulation.
4266713
I plan on buying this for my upcoming camping trip so I've been reading a lot of reviews. I know I probably shouldn't "review" a product I haven't used yet but something struck me as somewhat funny, and overwhelmingly sad, that many low reviews this product has gotten has been that the thing is TOO HEAVY when filled up and carried. Almost every single person on here has said, in some way or another, that the thing is really heavy to carry once you fill it up.

Did it not occur to you that maybe you should set the bin up somewhere you want it, then carry a few buckets of water over TO the washing bin? I mean, it seems to make a little more sense to me than filling the bin up and lugging it about as that could put a strain on it and cause it to break. Which is something other people have said happened to them. I wonder if the people with leaky bins also filled it up and then tried to walk around with it.

Filling up the washing bin, then moving it about is about as smart as moving an aquarium to your water source, filling it up, then trying to walk it back to where you want to display it. That's not how you do it! You put the aquarium where you want it, then bring the water to IT. It's so very simple!

I'm going to buy this and buy a clean cheap bucket to make two or three trips to fill my washing bin. I'll let you all know how it works out. I'm sure it'll be just fine!
2085777
I read some of the other reviews and wondered why anyone would order this towel bar and expect it to hold bath towels, as it is simply not designed to be more than something you would put in your kitchen to hold dish and hand towels.  If I were to consider putting it in a bathroom, it would certainly be only for face cloths and hand towels.  I am very happy with this 3-arm wall mounted towel bar that I bought for my newly remodeled kitchen with all Bosch appliances.  Everything I have is either stainless steel or brushed nickel (door handles, switch plates, etc.)  so this brushed stainless steel towel bar fit right in.  I have had compliments on it.  It is a bonus that it is rust-proof. It came with the hardware, and my contractor installed it, commenting on its quality.  All of my other accessories were bought at a high-end plumbing showroom, so it was fantastic that this complemented them. Recommend.
279057
After extensive research, I decided to ignore other options and select this towel for my backpacking trip around Europe since many hostels don't provide towels (some do for an extra fee). What a mistake!! I only used the towel 4 times before it started to smell like urine and armpit. I am proud of my personal hygiene and know I didn't use this towel to clean urine. Furthermore, I made sure to air it out properly after every shower, so I don't understand why the towel started smelling so terrible. My brother, who came along with me, brought a COTTON towel with him, and it never even got close to smelling foul.

I am baffled on how this expensive product could fail so terribly, especially to a cheap cotton towel. LOOK ELSEWHERE FOR YOUR TOWEL NEEDS!!
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Product is as advertised and made of reasonable quality considering the cost. However we purchased it for hanging bathroom towels. It went well with the decor but the towels do not want to stay on and keep slipping off. Can't really fault the product for that because it was not advertised as towel racks but only wall racks. A combination of the hook angle and round top make it easy for the towels to slip off. It seem unfair to rate it low for expecting it to do something not advertised for but I also think it reasonable it expect wall racks to work well for towels. So I'll give it 4 stars but I hope anyone else thinking of using it for towels read this review first.
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I read the reviews and still somehow thought that it wouldn't be possible for the caddy to hold a full shampoo and big liquid soap bottle. I figured that the positive reviews were because people only put in a tiny razor and maybe some travel size stuff. But, bought it anyway because I needed SOMETHING in my new (old) house...and figured I would just reattach it when it fell off. I followed the directions; clean with alcohol...wait to use...still rolling my eyes thinking it wouldn't work for long, but much to my delight it stayed up!! On tile! Even slightly over a grout line I couldn't avoid!

I figured I would just go for it and stuck in my big shampoo and full 24oz.&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Philosophy-Senorita-Margarita/dp/B00021DJ8W/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Philosophy Senorita Margarita</a>&nbsp;bottle! And those suckers are kinda heavy. It handled the load. Plus, it is decent looking...not some cheapo plastic stick-up thing with suction cups that get all icky and dirty looking, but something that looks like it was actually installed. I liked it so much I got the&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/3M-Satin-Nickel-Soap-Dish/dp/B00199LOWE/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">3M Satin Nickel Soap Dish</a>, too. I am super happy with the product!!
4357799
I bought this one based on all the reviews here saying how great it was. And I heeded the reviews to buy Rust-Oleum.

Upon receiving the shower caddy, I took it outside and sprayed it over. I let it dry, and sprayed it again. After letting it dry for a couple of days, I hung it up in the shower.

It didn't even make it through a whole month before it started rusting.

At first, I started thinking that I didn't apply the Rust-Oleum correctly. But eventually, I wondered why everyone's supporting this item, that's obviously not manufactured correctly. It shouldn't be the consumer's responsibility to rust-proof something that's supposed to be used in the shower -- an obviously wet area. And even if the consumers add extra precautions to make this item usable, it shouldn't reflect positively on the product, because it comes incomplete.

This may be a large shower caddy, but I think people should buy something else until they manufacture this correctly, and doesn't require the buyer to purchase an extra item and spend time doing what the manufacturer should have done.
3388001
I first looked at this hotel-style towel rack because it has room to store many towels which is a need we have in our very small bathroom that has no linen closet, not because it heats towels. But now that we have it, I think I'm spoiled on heated towels and it would be hard to give it up. The towels that get stored in the middle are all warm throughout and on the top rail only the towels that actually touch the shelf are warm. The hanging rod below does not heat up. One negative is that I'm not a big fan of looking at the cord, though I'm sure an electrician could hard-wire it in. I did a lot of internet shopping before buying this here, and this is by far the best price out there.
4378609
I went through a couple dish racks before I arrived at this one. I actually wasn't expecting to like it at all, but its perfectly what I wanted. Not something big and clunky taking up too much counter space, and also wasn't an eye sore to leave out when not being used. This fits both criteria.

Its also low profile too which is nice. And whereas other standard dish racks might be bigger overall, this one is slightly longer than standard, so it still holds just as much.

The only grips I have which aren't deal breakers are:

Odd enough, there are no rubberized feet under the water tray, but there are rubberized feet under the frame. Why they did this is strange because the steel frame fits perfectly in the water tray and there isn't any room for it to move around anyway. Possibly just to keep the frame from sitting in water I guess. Anyway, this makes the whole rack slide all over the counter. I had to buy some stick on rubberize feet to stick on the bottom of the water tray. Now it stays put.

The utensil tray is not attached to the base. This makes it topple over easy when too much is in there. I used small clear wire ties from Walmart to grip it to the frame. Now this also stays put.

The water tray needs to be emptied. But I already knew this before I bought. Still would have been nice if it had some sort of self-emptying, as I am always spilling the water all over the place when trying to empty. Doh!

Overall, still a great dish rack for a single dude thats too lazy to fix his broken dish washer. Maybe for 2. Def not for more.
1127559
This is rack is designed to be used over a door to hold towels in a bathroom. It is much more attractive then those ugly tube type ones you usually see.

Unfortunately, it is a bit shaky due to the fact that there is only one hook in the center. The other problem is that there are 3 racks one of which is much wider then the others. This might be a problem when opening the door against a wall. You just don't have as much clearance.  The racks are removable, however and you could remove the wide one. Of course, this defeats the purpose.

The unit does have pads to keep from scratching the door.

Not bad, but could be better.
2724952
When I looked at some of the bathroom storage units, they were too big, or wrong color.  I happened to see this particular piece and thought that it would work in the bathroom to hold my towels and such.
2999898
i don't know why, but it seems to be very difficult to find paper towel holders these days. all i can usually find are stainless or wooden decorative holders. the towels either come flying off the holder or the towels tear awkwardly. i'd scoured all the items listed on amazon, before deciding to purchase this holder. i took a chance and bought two. i am thoroughly satisfied. i haven't had a single problem. towels tear off just as they should, i haven't had any rolls fall out or more than one towel unwinding. even tried using it without having it screwed to the underside of a cabinet. seriously considering putting one in my bathroom.
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I like the look of this paper towel holder, but the paper towels tend to hang up on the rooster and the wooden pool holder is raw wood and is rough so the roll does not spin / move smoothly when tearing off a towel. I would recommend if you want to figure out a way to get the thing to keep the towel from hanging up. I thought maybe putting wax on the spindle/round pole, to possibly help make it move better?