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Question: i am aware it is plastic... does it have weight to it, or will a simple flick of the finger send it flying?
Document: This is cheap plastic. DO NOT BUY THIS! Some of the reviews say that it looks like porcelain. Are those people being paid by the manufacturer? It's a piece of plastic that is light weight and hardly stays in place. I feel duped, and on principle I am taking the time and effort to send it back.
You won&#8217;t need another soap dish after you get this one! It&#8217;s plastic, simple to use and &#8220;install&#8221;. And you&#8217;ll never have to waste another bar of soap because it&#8217;s turned into gloopy gunk. It drains the water off well and holds the soap bar well in place. Can&#8217;t complain at all.
Always wanted a waterfall soap saver so water won't waste my soap, this does its job. Plain and simple. It's made of plastic but it doesn't look that cheap. (Well, it will be way cooler if it has a more modern design.) Your guests won't be able to tell it's made of plastic until they lift it up on purpose. You still have to clean the gunk once a while but it's not as bad as water swamped soap.
Bigger than expected better than expected. Sturdy construction. I use expensive soap and dont want it wasted so this really fills the bill. Someone said they got something different. Mine is all one piece of plastic and you put at the edge of the sink... in my case I have molded seating areas in the shower and I put it there... water drips off rapidly, preserves the soap.Simple but efficient.
If this were from porcelain it would be a awesome soap dish. The design/shape is spot on. Unfortunately it is white plastic and so light weight that it is easily tipped over.
Such a simple product that works well. Keeps soap from becoming a disgusting, slimy mess. I use the plain, large Ivory soap bars. I bought these 6 months ago when I had old, not so nice looking sinks and recently had bathrooms remodeled with white cultured marble sink tops--the soap savers fit right in. These soap holders look nicer than they really should, being plastic and all. They are heavy duty. Clean easily right at the sink under running warm water--no need to put them in the dishwasher.
It's funny because personally I would have never thought of making something so simple yet work exactly as described. First of all the build quality is nice, smooth and clean plastic build with no sharp edges that fits almost any sink size. My sink top is a bit smaller than most but the dish fits good, the base hangs a bit off the edge but with the design of the waterfall slide you can't see it because the slide blocks the view of the base. Second, you can use this with soap bars, sponges, pot scrubbers, whatever can fit on the dish.
It looks ceramic, doesn't it? It's not. It's medium weight plastic. So, that's not impressive. The base is round (and plastic) and fairly big. So big, in fact, that it would not fit on the edge of my sink (which is only 2.5" wide). This base is about 3.5" so be sure to measure. So, it's basically useless to me. It's a clever idea if a little creepy looking, I think. In ceramic (for more money, of course) it would be heaver and slide around a lot less.
The picture makes this item look like a ceramic. Instead, it is an extremely light-weight plastic. That wouldn't be a problem except for the fact that since I put it next to my bath tub, it is always sliding and making loud noises when I am trying to use the soap.The good part is that this does keep the soap very dry, and it fits very large bars of soap too which is the size that I use. Also, since the soap is resting at an angle, this may or may not be odd ... depending on how you access your soap.
That's BS ,,, what does she want an anvil? In fact it is made of sturdy plastic ,,, and adequately heavy in weight. Has a large base, footprint. Will not tip over or fall into basin.It moves along the edge effortlessly (when repositioning) with no threat of falling over.The design is EXCELLENT. He should have received an award. A must buy at this price.Soap in your eyes(?) It is easy to locate with its two nipples sticking up. And it easily slides along the basin edge when repositioning is required ,,, guiding itself ,,, not falling into the basin ,,, using its "lip" which hangs over the edge.
Answer: There is weight to it, however, there is nothing as far as grip goes on the bottom to keep it from sliding.