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Bath organizer: stays put, allows toys to dry, doesn't mildew? Mesh or what?

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What has worked for you and is easy to grab toys from?

Heard suction cupped ones only last for so long?

What about the Skip Hop Tubby Bath Toy Organizer?

Any recommendations?

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Re: Bath organizer: stays put, allows toys to dry, doesn't mildew? Mesh or what?

  • AnnapolisLariAnnapolisLari member

    A $1 mesh lingerie bag from the Dollar Tree. Dries out every time, and I just throw the whole thing, toys and all, into the washer if the soap scum builds up.

     

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  • emilykristene2006emilykristene2006 member
    We have a mesh bag. We rinse all the toys and empty all the water every night. We have not had a problem so far in 3 years.
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  • snickerdoodle27snickerdoodle27
    I have a small Rubbermaid bin that I keep next ot the tub with all of his toys. I rinse the toys and shake the excess water from them and then toss them in. Every once in awhile I'll fill it with a bleach/water solution and soak them. Works great for us!
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  • lsufanlsufan
    Not sure what it's called, but it looks like a frog. ?The main part uses a suction cup, but we've never had problems with it. ?The toys stay in the body of the frog, which hooks to the base. ?It has holes in it, so the water drains out, and when done with the toys you can just scoop them up and hang it back onto the wall.
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  • joseysbridejoseysbride member
    We have this one.  We got it at Target.  It has been great, and Rory thinks the ladybug itself is a toy, and she can pick the toys up herself with it.  It did fall off after a couple days of hanging it, so I replaced the adhesive it came with, and got some 3M Command strips.  Make sure you use rubbing alcohol to clean the wall before you stick it up there.
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  • MelandJeffMelandJeff

    imagelsufan:
    Not sure what it's called, but it looks like a frog.  The main part uses a suction cup, but we've never had problems with it.  The toys stay in the body of the frog, which hooks to the base.  It has holes in it, so the water drains out, and when done with the toys you can just scoop them up and hang it back onto the wall.

    Ditto this. We have it and it is awesome,. There is also storage for his shampoo, his washcloth and tons of toys. It was about $30.00 but very worth it.

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