Bathtub Scrubber Holder Rack for Kitchen Sink Sponges

A dry perch for your scrubber, shaped like a tub

• A dry spot for every scrubber

  The raised tub shape keeps the scrubber off the wet basin, so water runs away and it dries between washes instead of sulking in a puddle.

• Tiny figurine, big character

  The figurine with scrubber hair and a pearl necklace turns the sink into a conversation piece. Steel wool or bubblegum pink mesh, your pick.

• Four feet, zero wobble

  A freestanding base with four feet sits on the sink edge or counter. No suction cups, no sticky hooks, and the matte white plastic wipes clean in seconds.

Rack, figurine, and your choice of scrubber

• Bathtub-shaped rack×1

  Matte white, four feet

• Figurine with steel wool hair×1

  Beige, pearl necklace

• Pink mesh scrubber variant×1

  Bubblegum pink option

From soggy sink edge to tidy tub

The soggy sponge problem

You finish the dishes and drop the scrubber on the sink edge. By morning it sits in a puddle, smells a little off, and the counter looks messier than it should. You know the feeling: you pick it up, it's cold and wet, and you think there has to be a better spot for this.

A tub made for the scrubber

Meet the fix: a matte white bathtub on four little feet, with a figurine wearing scrubber hair. The scrubber sits up and away from the wet, drains, and dries between washes. Your sink gets a dry perch and a bit of character, and you get to feel smug about it.

Easy to keep fresh

• Squeeze first

  Wring out the scrubber before it goes in the tub.

• Wipe clean

  Damp cloth and mild dish soap for rack and figurine.

• Skip harsh cleaners

  Strong chemicals can dull the matte finish.

• Flat surface

  Set the four feet on a flat, dry spot.

Compact enough for any sink edge

• Compact, about the size of a soap dishFootprint
• Four feet, freestandingBase
• Sink edge or small counterPlacement

Roughly the size of a soap dish

Tub vs. plain hook