Kitchen Sink Caddy Sponge Holder

Kitchen Sink Caddy That Hangs on Your Faucet

A wet sponge sitting on the edge of the sink leaves a puddle, starts to smell and never really dries. This kitchen sink caddy gives it a proper home. It hangs from the faucet with an adjustable strap, right over the sink, so the water drains where it should.

The caddy has drop-shaped drain holes in the sides and bottom, so nothing sits in standing water. It's made of PP and TPR with wheat-straw fiber and comes in blue, pink or beige. A drier sponge, a cleaner counter and no drilling.

What fits in this sink caddy

At about 8.3 × 5.7 inches, there's room for a sponge plus a bar of dish soap, a steel wool pad, a scrubber, a small dish brush or even a vegetable peeler. Big bottles of dish soap are better left on the counter so they don't weigh the strap down.

Putting it up

Wrap the gray strap around the faucet neck below the spout, snap it into the hole that gives a snug fit, and check that it doesn't block the handle or the sprayer. That's it. Since there's nothing to drill or stick on, it's perfect for rentals. Don't want it on the faucet? It also stands up on its own next to the sink.

Will it fit my faucet?

The adjustable strap fits most standard kitchen faucets. If yours has a very thick or unusually shaped neck, a holder that mounts inside the sink might work better. Our suction cup sponge holder is a good alternative.

How often should you replace a kitchen sponge?

Squeeze out the sponge after each use before putting it back, and rinse the caddy every few days. Even a well-drained sponge collects bacteria over time. Most food safety advice is to replace it every week or two, and right away if it starts to smell. A sponge caddy that lets it dry between uses helps it stay fresh longer.

It's a small change that keeps the whole sink area looking tidier. Choose your color and add it to your cart. See what other customers say in the reviews below, or browse more kitchen sink organizers.