Bamboo Soap Holder

I didn't want our shower loofa hanging on the tile. I had it on the soap dish tile inset, but it never dried all the way through. I bought these wooden soap dishes to sit in the tile inset -- fits perfectly, looks fantastic, works great!

Look very nice. Been using about a week and they seem to be all I had hoped. I don't keep soap on them. I have them by my kitchen sink for laying the plug and a Scrub Daddy sponge.

Really beautiful and at a low price. Usually inexpensive, sometimes even expensive, do not look like their photos. This item looks exactly like it's photos. Nice quality of wood too.

These things perform a pretty basic function, so that'd be pretty difficult to screw up. But before I had these, I would just my bar of soap down on my sink, or somewhere in my shower. Now they have a dedicated spot, on these cool looking wood things. I think they're made out of some particle board thing, and painted to look like wood, or something. But I like them, and thought they were worth the money.

I bought these as temporary soap dish because they were cheap and matched well with my bathroom. I assumed that since they were cheap that they would fall apart within a month or two. I’ve had them for about 5 months and am still waiting for them to disintegrate. I even found the ones that were to replace them when they broke. The replacements, which are marble, are still sitting in their box.The only drawback to the wooden dish is the fact that the wet soap drips through the slats and makes a mess underneath the dish since the do not have a bottowm. But, since I use these for the showers soap, cleaning up is a snap. I’m very happy with this purchase and will edit this when they do break.

Plastic packaging was very disappointing. I have to take a star off of the rating for that. EACH soap holder came individually wrapped in plastic. Also, there was an extra item (silicone face scrub, I think) which came individually wrapped in plastic. These were all in a lovely cardboard box which is recyclable. I'm sure the product product works fine. Each slate looks wide enough to not capture any water and make cleaning easy. It looks and feels like real wood (because it is). I like the medium dark stained look. The only concern I have is the smell. I can smell the actual wood, but there is an odd (what I think is) chemically smell to it. It could be from the staining, plastic packaging, or the glue that holds the slates to the base. If I could take off half a star I would, but since I will probably never know what is causing the smell, I'll just leave it at 4 stars. I will update my review if I discover anything down the road.

These things are super lightweight, and completely functional to keep my all-natural soaps from wasting away in pools of water. They have a very elegant and natural appearance as well, which is a bonus.

If you are looking for something nice looking to compliment your already decorated bathroom; these will match all bathroom decor. I now having been using natural soaps that I buy for famers markets and festivals from local people starting their own at home soap making companies. I have received compliments and I enjoy my soap having a spot. This type is also great because its open at the bottom so your soap doesn't get gooie at the bottom.

Since I make and use bar soap I need a proper soap holder. I tried some really adorable soap dishes that look vintage or that look like clawfoot bathtubs. The trouble with those is that there are no holes for the water to get out and so we ended up with mushy soggy soaps. This one has the slats so the water can drain down the side of the sink. We'll have to wipe up the sink from the residue but at least the soap doesn't get ruined. It looks nice and since neutral matches all the rooms in our house.

I’ve been around and around with various soap savers and so far, this is the one I’ve settled on. I use it in the shower and rinse it off a couple times a week to keep it sparkling.