Self Draining Leaf Soap Dish Blue
A self-draining leaf soap dish holds soap, sponges or brushes and lets water run off to keep items dry
- Self-draining leaf design keeps soap dry longer
- Detachable base and tray allow quick one-wash cleaning
- ABS construction resists odours and stays transparent
- Holds soap, sponges and brushes in shower or kitchen
- Suction mounting secures dish in seconds and reuses easily
Self-Draining Leaf Soap Dish Blue
This self-draining leaf soap dish is made from safe ABS material that is durable, odourless and transparent. It holds soap, sponges and brushes in the shower, bathroom or kitchen sink. The leaf-shaped design adds a decorative touch while keeping small items organised and within easy reach.
Replaces Standard Soap Dishes
A standard flat soap dish traps water and leaves soap sitting in a wet puddle. This leaf-shaped holder uses a waterfall drainage system to remove excess water automatically, so soap dries faster and lasts longer. The jump is worth it when you want less waste and a tidier sink area without changing your existing layout.
Simple Detachable Installation
The base and tray separate in seconds for tool-free placement on any flat surface. Cleaning is a single wash because both parts come apart completely. What usually goes wrong is forgetting to reseat the tray firmly after cleaning, which can let water pool underneath instead of draining through the leaf channels.
Highlights
- Self-draining leaf design keeps soap dry longer
- Detachable base and tray allow quick one-wash cleaning
- ABS construction resists odours and stays transparent
- Holds soap, sponges and brushes in shower or kitchen
- Suction mounting secures dish in seconds and reuses easily
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How does the leaf-shaped tray attach to the base?
The tray and base use a 3-second adsorption design that locks together and pulls apart for cleaning.
What is the correct way to separate the two pieces for washing?
Pull the tray straight off the base rather than twisting, which keeps the adsorption surfaces intact.
When should the tray be removed and rinsed to keep drainage working?
Rinse the tray and base weekly to clear soap residue from the self-draining channels.
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