Would this work for storing a child's small bath toys? Is there enough drainage in the bottom to prevent mildew from forming really fast?
1256605
Hi. I did not use this inside my shower so I can't really answer to the mildew related question. I hind this on the side of our sink to store things. I would say it can fit small toys. The baskets are about 9-10in by 5-6in by 3-4in in dimension. Sorry I can't give an exact measurement. I ended up donating mine because my toddler likes to remove it from the sink and throw everything inside out.
1256606
I have not had any problems with mildew, they are easy to clean. I actually use the bottom bucket for the bath toys myself.
1256607
There is plenty of room for that purpose, and lots of drainage. I haven't had any mildew yet - the baskets still look new.
1256608
Yes, there are plenty of holes - shouldn't be a problem to use for kids bath toys.
1256609
Yes, there is plenty of holes in the bottom of all three. A water/vinegar mix spray every once in a while wouldn't hurt though.
191505
I guess you could store tea bags in it. It is really designed for k cups. No, it has a solid bottom. There are no holes, it is not open underneath.
1837530
Yes.... If you leave the two little peices off the are sticking out at bottom. They aren't really needed. Mine has been used in the bathroom of my in home daycare and works great!
1626018
It has a plastic catch pan beneath it, so I'd say 'yes', but the metal on mine has developed a little rust at the weld joints after a few months of daily use, so I would make sure you keep water from standing in there. You sink should be protected, though. One other comment. This dish rack is good for plates, not so good for cups and bowls, or for top-heavy things you might put in the utensil cup because it can tip over.
1141108
It could handle the weight on the bottom; it could handle some weight leaning against the sides, but I would be careful here. I use mine to store pool equipment and chemicals supplies. It handles plenty of weight on the bottom and some jostling about from use and leaning of light equipment. It is definitely not air-tight, so I would not use it for long-term storage, even in an unopened bag, unless you are locating the box in an air-controlled environment.
183402
the bottom is sealed so I would say no........but I guess if when you remove the utensils from the carrier you could wipe any moisture from the bottom. I it a hard pvc.......
793231
Yes you could mount it in the bath and use it for linens. It is definitely deep, wide and high enough for towels, sheets etc to be stored.
2467
I live in HI. So you can imagine about humidity. No mold or anything, and it stays in the bathroom close to bathtub ( about 3-4" from it), a lot splashing going on. I really like this product, but I will NOT suggest to put anything really wet in it because the bottom of it made pressed paper, and definitely will deteriorate.I will suggest dry laundry mostly, or at list not on the bottom. Yes it is 10 by 14" and I use also for candles and such. It looks good and pretty functional with the limitations I mentioned above.
257282
Hello. I wasn't a good fit for bath towels as far as i'm concerned but it is great for holding bathroom necessities.
1465547
I've had them in our tub for about two months and I've had no issues with mold or mildew. They're easy to clean and stay put, but can be removed easily if needed. They only thing I don't like is they can still be a bit slippery for little ones. I ended up getting the frogs too, and it helped prevent slipping. Hope this helps.
1443648
In my opinion this would not be good for book storage. They are very deep and the front tilts up to keep items in. Great for loose toys though!
20598
Only the bottom is hard the rest is a soft material. You can store it in a smaller space.
658588
Yes, it will depending on your sink drainage could be an issue, we have a sink that has a slight rim around it, rather than the ones that are rimless, and we have to put a towel folded up at the other end to have it drain well, we love it anyway, but you do have to be careful if you put heavy pots on the drain cause it is acrylic and can crack......this is our 2nd or 3rd drainboard and we love it compared with the plastic ones......enjoy
508237
Yes, it should work. It's loosely filled with styrofoam-like beads so it's pretty squishy. The bottom is only cloth with no beads.
1219558
It's sturdy enough I think, but the rack is MUCH smaller than it looks. It's a good rack to put outside or in your bathtub if you need to air-dry a few small things like shirts, maybe bathing suits, stuff like that. Beach towels tend to be longer, and made of thicker material. They'd probably end up hitting the ground, or not drying at all if you needed to layer them. This rack probably wouldn't be your best bet for that use.
951927
Yes, it will keep diapers wet or dry isolated from the outside, but you must keep the soiled separate from the clean and dry. It also helps to store the bag opened and keep a mild deodorant i.e. desiccant and / or deodorant while being used.
601257
Yes I definately think so. It's large enough to store my salt bucket and scoop and even a few more things. It's fits nicely on my side stairs and is attractive. I probably will purchase another and use it as a garden hose storage out back.