Command Bath Corner Caddy, Clear Frosted, 7.5 lb. Capacity, 1-Caddy, 4-Water-Resistant Strips, Organize Damage-Free

I have used command strip products for awhile. I read all the 1 star reviews thinking this would never work. But they did. And they worked WELL. Not only have they stayed up, but they've been securely attached to my shower walls for well over a year. They hold a lot (one of my currently holds 2 of the larger bottles of shampoo and conditioner, like herbal essences, shower gel, face wash, my shower puff and razor). I love these! I'm moving and am definitely planning to buy more for my new place. Attaching them is not the best and it's kind of difficult, but seriously... take an extra 5 minutes to patiently put them up and they'll last you for a long time. Also don't lean on them or put the shelves on before the strips have a chance to properly adhere to the shower... it's not rocket science, just follow the instructions.

I have come to love the Command products and have many of them in the home. I am disabled and have problems with moving around in the shower w/o falling. It has taken a lot of thought as to how to set up the shower to prevent this from happening but to also be able to use it w/o a lot of trouble. These products have helped me greatly!!I put one of these in the back corner of the shower for holding products to be used, kind of like storage. There is one in the front to use as well for items needed immediately when showering like liquid soap and shampoo. I have the Command soap dish that I can put in the right place and high enough so it is just right to reach but not in the way and the razor holder that on one side I use to hold my shower cap as well. The large caddy holder fits nicely on the wall under my tower rack to hold other bathing items and a hook holds the back scrubber. So all things are in their proper place for reaching w/o falling and hold all the items I need.I have to say that it is a joy now to shower being able to reach items w/o fear of falling and able to hold all of the things that I need w/o things on the side of the tub for my feet to catch on while getting in or out. I also like how the items can be lifted off their rack so they can be cleaned.The only thing I found with this type of caddy is that you may need to check to be sure it will fit in your corner as some homes, like ours, the wall is larger or more separated at the top than near the bottom so I had to find the right spot where it would fit properly to be able to slide it in place properly.

This works well, although it was a bit of a pain to get installed in the corner. The instructions were pretty clear, though, and it hasn't fallen down - appears to be pretty solid. I don't overload it, and try to keep the weight it carries way below what the package says it can handle. Mostly it's used to keep those pesky small items off the side of the tub (like razors and wrung-out washcloths) along with a couple of body oil, shampoo & conditioner bottles. I have not yet tried to take it _off_ the wall, so if there is any trouble in a year when our lease is over, I'll update this review. I was going to knock a star off for the price as I found it for about half elsewhere, but that's not the product's fault. It works well.

This caddy has turned out to be the best solution to our previous shower situation, which consisted of one of those tension rods that have baskets attached, that over time had rusted and was making a huge mess. I purchased two and two of the matching soap dishes and was able to consolidate our bottles into them easily.The only negative about them was the instructions for attaching them to the wall. It is absolutely idiotic to think that you can attach one side of the caddy to the wall, remove it from the bracket, then, with the other sticky tabs attached to the other side, realign the basket and slide it back on the wall to stick the other side. My command strips stuck to themselves, or to the wall prematurely, and I couldn't easily reattach the caddy to the first side while keeping the other side unstuck. By some divine intervention, before these were delivered, I was shopping locally and happened to pick up a package of extra waterproof Command strips. The only way I was able to attach these to the wall was by ripping off the strips that accompanied the caddies and using fresh ones that I had bought elsewhere. When I did this, I placed all the strips on at once, pressed the caddy in place, then removed it and pressed the strips/brackets on the wall as per the instructions. They were then left to cure, empty, for 24 hours. They have not moved an inch.My recommendation: If you're planning to follow the directions that come with this, don't do this at 9:00 at night. The ensuing frustration and shampoo bottle-throwing aren't worth it! Also, buy some extra strips, just in case!

Was looking to add space in an apartment without using the pole mounts (that tend to fall anyway). This is the perfect solution. Place in the corner of your shower (installed in a tile shower) and it is securely holding 4 bottles of shampoo.The material feels very solid and once installed feels even more solid.It uses two strips per side. Follow the directions and it goes pretty easily. I was worried it would go on uneven after installing one side, but had no issues.After using other Command products, I am very satisfied with the hold of the wet environment strips and have many other Command products throughout the apartment.