C.M. asks from Griffith, IN on February 04, 2010
Best Bath Toy Holder/organizer
i'm looking for some feedback as to what is the best bath tub toy holder. many have the suction cups and i wonder if they even hold. how heavy of weight can the two little suction toys hold? what is the best bath toy holder you guys have found that holds alot of toys? if they use the suction cups, did they stick?
thanks!
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thanks for all teh great ideas! i think most were in agreement that the suction cups that they come with will not hold. theres lots of creative ideas to choose from. i'm sure one of these will work for me. thanks moms!
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K.D. answers from Dallas on February 05, 2010
This may or may not be an answer that you are looking for, but this is what has worked for me so I will share it. I just use a mesh laundry bag (the type used to wash lingerie or small delicate things in). to store my daughters bath toys. The one I have has a handle on it and I hang it on the shower head. The toys are able to dry this way.
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K.D. answers from Dallas on February 05, 2010
This may or may not be an answer that you are looking for, but this is what has worked for me so I will share it. I just use a mesh laundry bag (the type used to wash lingerie or small delicate things in). to store my daughters bath toys. The one I have has a handle on it and I hang it on the shower head. The toys are able to dry this way.
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P.K. answers from Chicago on February 05, 2010
We use a plastic bucket-- one that you would use at the beach. It doubles as a bath toy or helps with rinsing soapy hair too.
E.C. answers from Chicago on February 05, 2010
I use a plastic milk crate. It lets all the tos drain out and I never have a problem. I put an old hand towel underneath on the floor to absorb any excess water and wash it once a week when I do laundry.
J.M. answers from Chicago on February 05, 2010
i use the boon frog pod it has worked great for me so far (1-1/2 years so far). it currently holds a bunch of the boon shapes (foam), a few rubber ducks, shampoo, body wash, 3 poufs, a bath book, a toy watering can & a puppet washcloth. quite a bit of stuff! i've had it in both our bathrooms, and attached to glass both times without any issues of it losing suction, etc. here's a link to boon's site: http://www.booninc.com/frog.html. i've seen it cheaper elsewhere, but this will show you the gist of it!
C.A. answers from Chicago on February 05, 2010
I use the mesh bag that came with the suction cups, but the suction cups did not work for me. I use the removable hooks by 3M. I use them for several things in the shower, they hold the bath scrubbies for the entire family and I hang the mesh bag on 2 hooks in the back corner of the tub.
N.S. answers from Chicago on February 05, 2010
I use a dish washing drainer. Air gets to it easily, any water drains into the drip tray for easy removal, and it's easy to keep clean.
S.K. answers from Chicago on February 05, 2010
I don't like suction cups. I use a small plastic organizer bin with a solid bottom and a basket weave pattern that is open. I can dump out the water by tilting it. I keep it next to the tub. It's big enough to fit toys and shampoo.
D.C. answers from Chicago on February 05, 2010
I use one of those shower caddies that college kids carry to the shower in the dorms. It has holes so that the water can drain out and the toys can get dry.
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