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Perfect for the kitchen counter, easy to assemble and works great for soap(s), sponges, etc.
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Looks nice, but rusted after 6 months of use
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The caddy was aesthetically pleasing, with enough room to hold my dish soap, hand-soap and sponge as well as a brush. I really love how it looks, but only after 6 months of using this, the wires in the holder is already rusted. It looks nice but not really of good quality.
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