Zenna Home 5890KK, Large Over-The-Showerhead Caddy, Frosted

Great hanging caddie. I have well water that leaves hard mineral deposits, it is a nightmare. I had a traditional "stainless" one but it began rusting...I finally tossed it and ordered this one. I needed to keep bottles up and away so when my toddler is in the shower he isn't tempted to squeeze all my body wash and shampoo out ( again).The plastic is decent especially for the price. I read that the top that rests on the shower head is no grippy or tight enough to stay put. It did not seem that it would be an issue on ours but I took a zip tie ( in white) and wrapped it around the shower piece and over the caddie and it isn't gonna move.. so easy to fix and not really noticeable. It came with a suction cup that goes near the bottom to keep it from swaying, I can not get it to remain attached to my tiles, this is not the fault of the item as I have never had one that will attach to my tile, ever...Hold a lot and room for taller items. Hand razors on bottom ( I do not use that cause again, toddler can each it). I have a waterfall style shower head that has a detachable center and so the top shelf of this limits the rotation a bit but not enough to be of concern. You may be able to tell in my photos how the hard water leaves deposits ( the hose and shower head, have to soak them ....) so plastic is the better option for us and this one is great.

What a rarity for this type of household product to be made in the USA now! Here are the pros and cons:Pros:1) Made in Delaware--this fact should have been highlighted in the description.2) Will never rust.3) Suction cups are large, and well designed. Will even work on the textured ceramic tile in my shower and even when the tiles are wet! The suction cups on the made-in-China shower caddies I had before would never hold for more than a few minutes with the tile I had, especially when wet.4) Has enough space to allow the two-in-one shower head/shower arm to fit. I just turn the shower head slightly to the side to allow the hose to hang to the side instead of directly in front of the caddy.Cons:1) Shelves don't had a back support, so when you break the suction on the suction cups to clean the shower, the caddy contents tend to fall out the back.

Was glad to see that a bath accessory shelf is available that is not made of rusting steel. This works just fine for us. I did have to drill a one inch hole in the top tray to allow our removable spray hose to go through it in order to not be crimped, but other than that it works just fine. Pretty tough plastic, if the effort required to drill through it is any indication. Have not had an issue with it slipping sideways or off the shower pipe. Might be a little better if the center tray didn't stick out so far, but that is not a big deal. Certainly can put a lot of stuff in there. Minor problem with the soap tray, Soap would sometimes slip in the notch behind it and be difficult to grab and remove (its wet soap after all), so I put a plastic soap dish in the tray to prevent that. Its not obvious in the picture but the main plastic ring that backs up to the wall has many reinforcing bulkheads in it, so I expect that it will last a very long time. It is kind of large as shower accessory shelves go, so you might want to actually measure how much room it will take up on your wall before you order to get a good sense of its size. And you can't beat the price against the metal units, this unit is cheap.

I bought this because I wanted something that wouldn't rust and would just get the job done without scratching or damaging my shower. Mission accomplished. No need for a long review here: I've had it for a couple months, and it hasn't moved or slid down at all, and it has been supporting a decent amount of weight the whole time. This is a no-frills alternative to metal shower caddies which can often suffer from issues (especially cheap ones - I recommend avoiding cheap chrome/"stainless steel" as they don't stay factory new for very long).The top shelf is kind of useless for me, but it works well for lesser-used items. The middle shelf is currently supporting about 4 large bottles (I have 2 large bottles of shampoo, 1 large bottle of conditioner, and 1 large bottle of body wash) and they all fit comfortably. Probably not room for a 5th, though.I didn't bother using the suction cups that are included, and this unit still has not moved on the showerhead pipe one centimeter despite usage. I'm really digging that I don't have to push it back every 3-4 showers like my previous caddy. Given the price, it's a good buy. I saw a negative review regarding water hitting the tray because the person is short - I tried angling my showerhead all the way down and seeing if I had that problem - I don't.Also, regarding some reviewers complaining about a lack of drain holes in it: I think this goes two ways. Yes, you will have to clean it every so often (a good idea to do when you clean the rest of your shower) because there is some buildup on the shelves. I actually LIKE this feature because it reduces the amount of buildup on the rest of the shower below it. I've only ever owned wire-type shower caddies in the past, and the soap/shampoo/body wash/whatever drips down onto products below the top and onto your tub/walls. This reduces that mess.Note: this will not work well on shower heads with a hose. I don't have one like that, so I didn't deduct a star, because if I had a shower head with a hose I would buy a caddy that is designed for that, and not deduct stars from a decent product because I lack common sense in online shopping.