HOW IT WORKS
Here’s exactly what the Cove Caddy solves, how it mounts, and what to expect once it’s at your sink.
THE PROBLEM
Dish soap, hand soap, and a spray bottle all end up standing loose by the faucet, tipping over whenever the counter gets bumped.
Without proper drainage, the sponge and scrub brush sit in a puddle, staying damp longer and wearing out faster.
Generic dish racks are sized for one specific sink and often overhang the edge or block the faucet swing.
Wall-mounted racks usually need screws, which isn’t an option for most rentals or newer cabinetry.
THE SOLUTION
Holds soap, sponge, and scrub brush upright and separated.
Channels excess water back into the sink instead of onto the counter.
Keeps a dish towel within reach, off the counter.
Security-grade adhesive rated for stainless steel, tile, and laminate.
STEP BY STEP
Wipe the mounting area with rubbing alcohol and let it dry fully — this is the step most people skip, and it’s what makes the bond last.
Position the caddy, then press firmly along the mount plate for a full 30 seconds.
Avoid loading the caddy for 24 hours while the adhesive reaches full strength.
Add your soap, sponge, brush, and towel. The angled tray does the rest.
FIT CHECK
CARE
The Cove Caddy needs almost no maintenance. Wipe it down with a damp cloth and mild dish soap whenever you clean the sink, or rinse it directly under the faucet.
Because it’s 304-grade stainless steel, it won’t rust or discolor with normal use. If the adhesive mount ever loses grip after extended use, replacement mounts are available separately.
QUESTIONS
Wait 24 hours after mounting before loading it with soap or sponges, so the adhesive reaches full strength.
Yes, as long as the surface is sealed and smooth. Avoid unsealed natural stone, where the adhesive may not bond reliably.
Yes. Remove it gently and clean off any adhesive residue, then apply a new mount (sold separately) at the new location.
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