Dish Soap Dispenser with Sponge Holder review

Have you ever looked at your sink area and wished there was a single tidy solution to hold soap, sponges, and a brush without cluttering the counter?

Product overview: Dish Soap Dispenser with Sponge Holder,Liquid Hand and Dish Soap Dispenser and Spong Caddy with Brush Holder 3 in 1 Countertop Organizer for Kitchen Sink and Bathroom,Black

I picked up the Dish Soap Dispenser with Sponge Holder,Liquid Hand and Dish Soap Dispenser and Spong Caddy with Brush Holder 3 in 1 Countertop Organizer for Kitchen Sink and Bathroom,Black because I wanted something sturdy and compact to keep my sink area organized. I’ll describe how it performed in daily use, what I liked and disliked, and whether it’s worth the space on your countertop.

What this product promises

The manufacturer advertises a premium resin construction, a 3-in-1 all-in-one design (soap dispenser, sponge caddy, and brush holder), a 12oz soap capacity, two divided compartments for sponges and scrubbers, and a rust-proof pump. I tested these claims during normal kitchen tasks and cleaning routines to see how they hold up.

Quick spec breakdown

I like having a compact, at-a-glance summary, so I created a table with the main specifications and what they mean in practice.

Feature	Specification	My notes
Material	Premium resin	Feels thick and heavy compared to typical plastic; resists tipping.
Capacity	12 oz (approx. 355 ml)	Large enough between refills for two-person household daily use.
Functions	Soap dispenser + sponge caddy (2 compartments) + brush holder	Keeps soap, sponge, and brush in one footprint. Works well for sink and small bathroom sinks.
Pump	Rust-proof metal or quality plastic pump (advertised rust-proof)	Smooth action; minimal leaking after initial priming.
Finish	White marble pattern on black base (product listed as Black)	Stylish enough for many countertops; not flashy.
Dimensions	Compact countertop footprint (manufacturer did not list exact dims)	Suitable for cramped counters; I recommend measuring before ordering.
Accessories included	1 x soap dispenser with sponge & brush holder	No sponges, scrubbing pads, or brushes included.
Durability	Corrosion and rust resistant (resin)	Survived regular wet conditions without deterioration during test period.

Design and build quality

I appreciate when an organizer looks as good as it functions. This unit combines a solid, weighted base with a clean marble-like finish. It’s heavier than most plastic dispensers I’ve used, which helps it stay put when I press the pump. The resin construction feels thick, and I did not see any flimsy seams or thin points that worry me about cracking.

Aesthetic and finish

The white marble pattern over a black base gives a modern look that pairs well with neutral kitchens. I don’t think it will clash with stainless steel or matte black fixtures, and it’s subtle enough not to draw too much attention. The finish resists water marks fairly well; I only had to wipe it down occasionally to keep it looking pristine.

Construction details I noticed

The divider wall between the two sponge compartments is useful for separating a delicate sponge from a heavy-duty scrub pad. The brush holder is tall enough for most dish brushes. The soap pump is solidly attached and felt like a higher-quality piece than cheap plastic pumps that bend or catch.

Material and durability

Because this unit is made from resin, I expected better longevity than standard plastic and I wasn’t disappointed. The weight and thickness reduce the chance of tipping and the material didn’t stain or retain odors during my testing.

How resin performs in a wet environment

Resin is less porous than some plastics and doesn’t rust the way metal can. That means long-term exposure to water and soap won’t cause rapid deterioration. I found it simple to dry and clean, and it’s resistant to the typical soaps and detergents I use in my kitchen.

Scratch, stain, and chip resistance

After a few weeks of regular use, light scratches were minimal. If you’re rough with steel wool or heavy scrubbing against the surface, any resin product can scuff; however, under normal use the caddy stayed in very good shape. I stored slightly abrasive pads in the back compartment to avoid contact with the decorative finish.

Pump performance and soap compatibility

A soap dispenser is only as good as its pump. I tested the pump with dish soap, hand soap, and diluted castile soap to see how it handled different viscosities.

Pump smoothness and reliability

The pump action was smooth from the first press after priming. It dispensed a reasonable amount of soap without spraying or leaking around the neck. I noticed no rust or sticking during my testing period, which aligns with the “rust-proof” claim.

Types of soap it handles

I used concentrated dish soap, a slightly thicker hand soap, and a watered-down castile mixture. The dispenser performed well across these. Extremely thick concentrated soaps might require occasional shaking or thinning; most everyday soaps I used worked fine.

Capacity and refill experience

The 12oz capacity is a practical size that means fewer refills for me. Refiling is straightforward, but I want to note a few tips that made the process easier.

How often I needed to refill

In a two-person household with daily dishwashing, I refilled it roughly once every 7–10 days depending on how many loads of dishes we did and whether I used it for hand soap occasionally. If you have a large household or use the dispenser heavily, expect more frequent refills.

Refill process and lid design

Removing the pump to refill is simple: twist or pull (depending on the unit) and pour. I appreciated that the opening is large enough to pour from a bottle without much spilling. After refilling, I primed the pump a couple of times and it was ready to go.

Sponge caddy and brush holder functionality

The two-compartment sponge area and dedicated brush holder are the features I use the most day-to-day. They keep wet items elevated and separate, which helps reduce cross-contamination and keeps the countertop dry.

Sponge separation and drainage

The divided design keeps a soft sponge away from harsher scrub pads, which helps the sponge dry faster and last longer. While the unit doesn’t have a built-in drain spout directing water back into the sink, the compartments are shallow enough that water tends to collect minimally and be easy to empty or wipe.

Brush storage and suitability

The brush holder is tall and deep enough for most dish brushes, scrubbing brushes, or toothbrush-sized cleaning tools for bathroom use. I keep my dish brush upright and it didn’t wobble or tip.

Usability in the kitchen and bathroom

I used the product primarily at my kitchen sink, but also evaluated how it would work in a small bathroom sink scenario. Its compact footprint and combined functions mean it fits well wherever counter space is at a premium.

How it fits on my countertop

Because the item has some weight, it doesn’t slide around with the pump action. I kept it on the right side of my sink and it stayed stable, even when I pressed the pump with one hand while holding a dish with the other.

Bathroom use case

If you want a neat combo for a guest bathroom—soap and a small sponge/cloth—this unit works. It’s a little larger than a typical single-hand-soap dispenser, but the extra storage makes it handy when you want to store a small cleaning brush or cloth nearby.

Cleaning and maintenance

Routine maintenance should be minimal, but I found a few habits that helped keep the organizer looking and functioning well.

How I cleaned it

I wiped the outside regularly with a damp cloth and mild dish soap. For the compartments, I used a small brush to remove soap scum and rinsed with warm water. The pump can be removed and rinsed through if it gets gummy from soap build-up.

Preventing soap build-up and odors

Emptying and cleaning the compartments every week or so prevents residue from accumulating. If you’re concerned about mildew, let the sponge air dry or remove it between uses. I also recommended not storing overly damp sponges inside for long periods.

Value and price perspective

I evaluated whether the product’s features justify its price. Given the sturdy resin construction, larger capacity, and three-in-one functionality, I believe it offers a solid value—especially compared to cheap plastic alternatives that tip or break easily.

Cost vs. typical alternatives

Many single-purpose soap pumps and sponge holders cost about the same but don’t combine functions. For the added convenience and better materials, I felt this was worth the extra investment.

Longevity expectations

If you treat it well and avoid abrasive cleaning directly on the decorative finish, the resin construction should last longer than standard plastics. The pump’s rust-resistant construction also increases the likely lifespan versus cheaper pumps that corrode.

Pros and cons

I always like a straightforward list when deciding whether to keep a product. Below are the highlights and the few drawbacks I encountered.

Pros

• Sturdy resin construction that feels premium and resists tipping.
• 3-in-1 design saves counter space and keeps sink essentials organized.
• Large 12oz capacity reduces refill frequency.
• Smooth, rust-proof pump action.
• Two sponge compartments and a brush holder keep items separate and tidy.
• Attractive marble-like finish that suits many decors.

Cons

• No built-in drainage channel to send excess water back into the sink; water can collect in the bottom.
• Slightly larger than a single soap pump; measure your counter space if you have a very cramped area.
• Scrubbers, sponges, and brushes are not included.
• If you use very thick concentrated soaps, occasional thinning might be needed for optimal pump performance.

Comparison to other options

I’ve used a few different sink organizers and dispensers over the years, so I can compare this product to other common choices.

Compared to cheap plastic dispensers

This resin unit is heavier, more resistant to tipping, and feels more durable overall. Cheap plastic pumps often wobble, and their finishes can discolor. I prefer the resin for longevity.

Compared to glass or ceramic dispensers

Glass and ceramic look nice but are fragile and can break if dropped. Resin gives a similar upscale look with better durability and less chance of cracking. If you have a busy household, resin is more practical.

Compared to stainless steel organizers

Stainless steel is modern and durable but can show water spots and requires polishing. This resin organizer avoids rust entirely and is easier to keep looking clean without constant polishing.

Who should buy this

I think this product is best for people who want a decluttered sink area without sacrificing durability or style. It’s especially good if you:

• Live in an apartment or small home and need to save counter space.
• Prefer a heavier, more stable dispenser to avoid tipping.
• Want a combined solution for soap, sponge, and brush storage.
• Like a marble-like finish that matches many kitchen styles.

Who might not get the best value

If you’re looking for a minimalist single soap pump or you already have a dedicated under-sink soap setup, this combined unit might be more than you need. Also, if you prefer a built-in drainage channel for the sponge caddy, this model lacks that specific feature.

Installation and setup tips

Putting this on your counter is simple, but a few tips make the first-time setup quicker and cleaner.

Priming the pump

After filling, prime the pump a few times to get soap flowing. If the soap is thick, dilute slightly (a small amount of water) to avoid prolonged priming.

Positioning for best drainage

Place the caddy so excess water can drip into the sink area or on a mat that you can easily remove and dry. If you want zero water on the countertop, take sponges out to dry between uses.

Careful with concentrated soaps

If you use very thick concentrated dish soaps, consider diluting slightly for smoother pump action and less risk of clogging.

Packaging and unboxing experience

I received the product in a compact box with foam or cardboard to protect it. The pump and base arrived intact, which is always a relief. The package included only the 3-in-1 organizer—no sponges or brushes—so I was prepared with my own cleaning tools.

What’s included

• 1 x soap dispenser with sponge holder and brush holder No scrubber, brush, or sponge is included, so plan to use your existing items or buy replacements.

Environmental and safety notes

The resin is durable and long-lasting, which can mean less waste compared to items that need frequent replacement. However, resin is not typically recyclable in curbside programs, so consider the product’s lifespan as the main environmental advantage.

Safe use around children and pets

Because the unit is heavier and less likely to tip, I felt safer having it in a household with kids. Keep all cleaning chemicals out of reach, and the dispenser itself doesn’t have small detachable parts that pose a choking hazard aside from the pump if removed.

Troubleshooting common issues

I noticed a few small issues some users might encounter. Here’s how I handled them.

Pump not dispensing initially

Sometimes the pump needs multiple primes after the first fill. I removed the pump, filled the reservoir, reinstalled it and pressed several times until soap flowed smoothly.

Water pooling in compartments

If water pools, I either poured it out after use or periodically tipped the unit slightly over the sink to drain. A small, removable absorbent mat beneath the unit also helps in high-traffic kitchens.

Soap leakage from pump base

If soap pools around the pump, ensure the pump is screwed in properly and not cross-threaded. Wiping the neck and threads before installation helps create a better seal.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

I compiled common questions I think people will have based on my experience.

Is the pump rust-proof?

Yes, the pump is advertised as rust-proof and in my use it did not show signs of rust. Regular cleaning helps extend the pump life.

Are sponges included?

No. The listing clarifies that sponges, scrubbers, and brushes are not included. Plan to use your own.

Will it tip over when pumping?

Because of the weight and resin construction, tipping is unlikely if you press the pump with one hand in normal use. Heavier, off-center pressure could still cause movement on very slippery counters.

Can it be used for hand soap too?

Yes. It handles most liquid soaps, including dish soap and hand soap. Extremely thick soaps may require dilution.

Final verdict

I liked this Dish Soap Dispenser with Sponge Holder,Liquid Hand and Dish Soap Dispenser and Spong Caddy with Brush Holder 3 in 1 Countertop Organizer for Kitchen Sink and Bathroom,Black more than I expected. It strikes a good balance between style and functionality. The resin construction gives it a premium feel and prevents tipping, while the three-in-one layout keeps my sink organized and clutter-free. For most kitchens and small bathrooms, it’s a solid pick if you want a durable, multi-function sink organizer.

Summary recommendation

If you want a sturdy, attractive, and practical sink organizer that combines a larger-capacity dispenser with sponge and brush storage, I recommend this product. Just be mindful of the lack of a dedicated drainage spout and the fact that cleaning accessories aren’t included.

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