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Bath toy storage

Re: Bath toy storage

  • covertxxamourcovertxxamour member
    Honestly, I haven't found one worth while yet. But I actually dry off all of her toys as she takes them out of the tub to try to prevent mold as much as possible. The only suggestion I have is.. The more air the better. So the net ones will work better than the frog IMO.
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  • chardonnay24chardonnay24 member

    I hated the Boon frog with a fiery passion. It didn't suction to the tile very easily and the toys were still wet at the next bath (we do baths every other day).

    We have this now and I love it. It's not cute, but it's functional and gets the job done. As an added bonus, he can pick out the toys he wants to play with and clean up when he's done.

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  • Mason&MamaMason&Mama member
    I use a plastic dish rack (like for drying dishes). Cheap, good-sized, and it does the job. You can probably find one at the dollar store.  I just keep it in the tub with all of his toys in between baths.
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  • BlondangelBlondangel member
    We've been using the net scoop and like it a lot. It's big and holds a ton of toys without losing suction. 
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  • Mom2Mack1Mom2Mack1 member
    We just use a plastic suction corner shelf I got at Target.  It has lots of holes for drainage and so far it;s been great.

     

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  • Ms5586Ms5586 member
    We have the Boon frog attached to the wall, it works for us.
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  • MisNMisN member
    We have a simple net with suctions cups from the dollar store.  Works great and the toys don't stay wet.   Can also easily be washed in the washer.
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  • SusieBWSusieBW member
    We have that brica net scoop thing, and it stopped suctioning to the wall.  It was good for a long time, but one day it fell and we've tried everything to put it back, but it won't stay up longer than 30 minutes or so now.  So now we use it to scoop and store the toys, but then it sits in a bucket in the bathroom closet.  Sad
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  • wilsontl19191wilsontl19191 member

    https://www.target.com/p/munchkin-corner-bath-organizer-blue/-/A-13750125#prodSlot=dlp_medium_1_5&term=munchkin%20bath%20friends%20toy%20organizer

    We have one similar to this and it has been great.

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  • pettycrockerpettycrocker member

    We're currently using a soup container from Chinese take out, which didn't cost us anything extra than the cost of the soup and holds her bath toys just fine. 

     



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  • jenb_99jenb_99 member
    We've had the Brica one for about six months and really like it. It holds a ton of toys and has never fallen. We put it in a high spot out of DS's reach so he can't yank it down.


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