Self Draining Soap Dish Holder, Leaf Shape Soap Dish White Ceramic Soap Holder Keeps Soap Dry Soap Dishes for Bathroom Kitchen Bathtub (White)

This is a great soap dish because it naturally drains the water from the dish and keep the soap from getting soggy. The dish also looks great with cream color.Only downside is that the bottom of the dish has a cork covering and this will get wet and retain water and get moldy.Ironic that the soap dish designed to displace water ... retains water at the bottom of the stand. Would be better if there was no cork on the bottom.

A lot larger and taller than I expected, so it looks a little bulky on my bathroom sink, however I love the design - it holds the soap without it slipping off and if you’ve washed make-up off your hands and the soap is a little dirty, you can just pour a handful of water over the soap while it’s in the holder and it just cleans off. The base is stable and I’ve had no issues with slipping or tipping. I’d definitely like another of this design in a slightly smaller size.

I have a passion for creating handmade soaps with intricate swirl designs and vibrant colors. To showcase my creations effectively and keep them dry, I'm always in search of the perfect soap dish. Most soap dishes I've used in the past come with their set of challenges, from constant cleaning to hide the soap marks to constant repositioning them as they sliding around my countertops. What's more, other soap dishes often lack the high-end aesthetic I desire, making my bathroom appear cluttered.That's when I stumbled upon the Enra Soap Dish, and I must say I absolutely love it! There are several standout features that make this soap dish a fantastic addition to my bathroom.First and foremost, the design is exquisite. Its matte black finish perfectly complements my sink and, to my delight, matches my flat black metal faucet as though they were made to be together. The result is a seamless, clutter-free appearance that adds an air of sophistication to my bathroom.The soap dish has a wonderful weight to it, which not only lends it a high-end feel but also prevents it from sliding around my counter. It stays firmly in place, and I've never had to chase it across the counter, unlike my previous soap dishes.Additionally, I appreciate the soap dish's height, which makes a striking statement next to my faucet. It effectively drains water away from my soaps, keeping them in pristine condition. I was pleasantly surprised to find that cleaning the dish is a breeze. I initially worried that the black matte finish would show soap streaks, but it has proven to be quite resilient, maintaining a cleaner appearance than my previous soap dishes. Even better, it's easy to rinse off, making maintenance hassle-free.In summary, I couldn't be happier with the Enra Soap Dish. It has quickly become my favorite soap dish, and it beautifully showcases all my lovely handmade soaps. If you're seeking both style and functionality in a soap dish, this one is is a winner!

Ok, so even though I have plenty of foaming soap and fancy soap dispensers to use in the master bathroom, my husband absolutely insists on using crusty bits of bar soap to wash his hands. Which he would then leave on the counter and leave a scummy mess. So I had to do something different. I found this angled soap dish and couldn’t be more pleased.It will fit an average sized bar of soap - think a full bar of Ivory or Irish Spring. Larger ones would probably have a tough time fitting in the receptacle. I like that it’s angled, so any excess moisture can slip out and the bar gets dry easily. There is some cork backing on the foot to help it stand. It’s made of ceramic. So I hope we can be un-clumsy enough not to knock it over and break it.Definitely a cut above the regular, flat, plastic soap dishes.

The pitted, lumpy texture is more emphatic in person, and there is also a cracked glaze over this soap dish, and they combine into a diseased look. This is one of those "less is more" things, unfortunately.The dish is pretty stable, but not super stable, as the majority of the weight is balanced well, but is located well above the base, in the dish itself.I ended up positioning the dish so that it directly faced the person in front of the sink, which mostly hides the texture, and helps prevent sideways pressure that knocks the dish over.It's ok, but I'm still shopping for a presentable, well draining soap dish.

This is an attractive, ceramic soap dish that fits any standard bar of soap. Draining feature is a nice extra in the design. Casting is not too heavy and cork bottom helps keep it in place. Versatile for any room where you have a bar of soap.

At first, this soap dish took a little getting used because the shape is so unlike other soap dishes. But the finish is very pretty and, the most important thing, it actually works. There is no goopy soap residue left on the soap holder. Not even where the soap touches the dish. The dish is clean and dry anytime I pick up the soap. This is a very useful addition to my bathroom and could be used in ay room where you use bars of soap.

It's always nice when you can combine something that looks aesthetically pleasing while also filling a need. Instead of having 'gunk' start building up around my usual soap dish, the drain works well to send any excess liquid back into the sink.