Shower Caddy Share

[Natalia]

Somehow in all my time on here and the old board i dont recall this being discussed so here it is! Clearly many of us have a boatload of hair or multitasking products and how else are we supposed to store our everyday goodies? Im mainly wo so i dont have a strong need to keep my shampoo or condish in the shower but the places im looking to move have utterly pitiful bathroom storage even in the master bath and i dont want to carry my hair and skin goodies back and forth everyday like i do now.

Since i wasnt finding many options locally i took to amazon (naturally :p lol) and found all kinds of fun ones! Over the door kind, ones made for removable showerheads very important when disabled now if only i could find coated ones all the bare metal ones ive had rust in less than a year :(.

So what kind of shower caddy do you use? Pics or links much appreciated :D

[Modgonne]

So what kind of shower caddy do you use? Pics or links much appreciated :D

Ikea! http://www.ikea.com/fr/fr/catalog/products/20171312/

We rent, so no mounting things directly into the tile. It's a little tippy if I haven't balanced out my bottles. But it's all mine, as the husband is nearly bald.

[Natalia]

Ikea! http://www.ikea.com/fr/fr/catalog/products/20171312/

We rent, so no mounting things directly into the tile. It's a little tippy if I haven't balanced out my bottles. But it's all mine, as the husband is nearly bald.

ohh that ones nearly identical to the one i am thinking of getting. i will be going from a house to an appartment and even though im handy and i know how to fix things up to get the deposit back i dont want to put holes in stuff. 3M command hooks have bathroom ones that can hold 7.5 pounds in a wet enviornments that i plan to use.

[tiny squirrel]

I had a corner caddy like this in college. It doesn't take up a lot of space but it holds a lot of stuff. I bought mine at Target or walmart and it lasted at least 4 years. I'm thinking about getting another one.

http://www.amazon.com/Zenith-Bathtub-Shower-Caddy-White/dp/B0014X7ARI/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1346982097&sr=8-3&keywords=corner+caddy

[tiny squirrel]

Oh, and the nice thing about the corner caddy is it works like a shower curtin rod and extends or retracts to fit the space so you can even stretch it floor to ceiling and put it outside the shower in any corner of the bathroom.

[HairySherry]

I have a little hanging rack in my shower for my shampoos/conditioners. I keep all of my other hair stuff, as well as my makeup and nail polish, in this set of drawers from Ikea in the black-brown color and I LOVE them:

http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/90106506/#/60127973

:inlove:

[Idjit]

I've got this (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004EPXJZU/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00). I like it quite a lot. My plastic coated one rusted something awful and this one seems to be doing pretty well in that regard but I have only had it for a month. But I do remember my other one developing rust pretty quickly. We shall see...

[spirals]

I got one at Target. It's a dish drainer for the kitchen, actually, a half-size one that fits in the sink, with suction cups. It has a curved side that fits perfectly along my existing shower ledge. My shower has two of those chest-high ledges and a lower one. Those long with the dish drainer are sufficient. The drainer has two loops for putting glasses on. I hang my pouff and back scrubber on those and put my toothbrush/paste in the silverware cup. I'm quite proud of my ingenuity.

http://www.target.com/p/dish-drainer-in-sink-home-blk-chrome/-/A-14045024?reco=Rec|pdp|14045024|ClickCP|item_page.a djacency&lnk=Rec|pdp|ClickCP|item_page.adjacency