Expandable Sink Caddy Keeps Sponges Dry and Sink Clear
Sponges and brushes stay dry above the water, and the sink stays clear. The telescopic basket fits your sink width, clips on without tools, and holds a dish towel on a bar beside the faucet. It folds flat when you are done.
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Sponges and brushes stay dry above the water, and the sink stays clear. The telescopic basket fits your sink width, clips on without tools, and holds a dish towel on a bar beside the faucet. It folds flat when you are done.
Expandable sink caddy that fits any sink and keeps sponges and towels organized and draining
- cluttered sink edge
- wet sponges and brushes left sitting in water
- towel hanging space lacking near sink
- fixed-size sink organizers that do not fit
Sponges dry above the water, and your sink stays clear
Before: soggy sponges and a cluttered sink edge every night. After: a telescopic basket that fits your sink, keeps everything draining, and holds a towel within reach.
Sponges stay above the water, not in it

Telescopic basket that fits your sink
Slide the basket until it matches your sink width, then clip it over the edge. No screws and no tools. Fixed trays leave gaps or overhang on narrow basins, but this one sizes itself to the sink you already have. If you want to compare other layouts, browse kitchen sink organizers.

Perforated floor lifts sponges clear
The PP floor is pierced all the way across, so water runs through instead of pooling under your sponge. Brushes and soap bottles sit raised above the standing water line, which is where a sponge stops smelling sour overnight.

Towel bar that stays put
The fold-out bar rides on adjustable rods and holds a dish towel right beside the faucet, so you stop hanging it off the handle. Fold it flat when the sink is empty and the caddy packs down small.
Clip it on in under a minute
- 1Set the width
Slide the telescopic basket out until it sits snugly inside your sink. Stop before it touches both sides under tension.
- 2Clip over the edge
Hook the basket over the sink rim so the clips grip the lip. Press down to check it sits level.
- 3Lock the rods
Push the two upright rods into the connector pieces and set the height. Snap each joint by hand until it clicks.
- 4Open the towel bar
Unfold the bar onto the rods, then load the basket with sponges, brushes and soap.
Everything you need, nothing you don't
- Expandable drain basket×1
Matte teal-blue PP with a perforated floor
- Upright rods×2
Slim rods with a bent metal-look finish
- Towel bar×1
Fold-out bar that clicks onto the rods
- Rod connector pieces
Snap in by hand, no tools
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Questions and answers
Yes, that is the point of the telescopic frame. Slide the basket to match your sink width, then clip it over the rim. The basket extends from 36 cm to 50 cm, with a 9 cm depth, so measure your basin first.
PP is light, and this basket is built for sponges, brushes, scrubbers and soap bottles. A dish towel on the bar is fine. Keep heavy cast-iron pans on the counter, because a stack of them will strain the floor and rods.
Yes. Set it across a bathroom sink and it holds soap bottles and brushes off the ledge. It is light, so it can shift if the sink gets bumped, so keep it snug to the width.
Yes. The rods collapse and the towel bar folds, so the caddy packs down flat in a drawer or cabinet between uses.
It holds a dish towel well when you drape it open. Folding the towel into a damp square keeps it wet, so open it over the bar so air reaches both sides. For a bigger setup, dish drying rack options work alongside it.
A fixed tray only works in one sink size. This caddy adapts to your sink, keeps sponges above standing water, and stores flat. You keep one basket that moves with you instead of replacing a tray every time you change sinks.
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