Sponge holder won’t stick to side of stainless steel sink.
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Did you wet the suction cups first? Perhaps the sink has soap or cleaner residue. I would wash it again with dishwashing liquid and a brush or scrubby, then rinse really well with hot water.
Sometimes the suctions cups are wavy and never stick.
Try sticking it to tiles instead. or buy something different.
Ya... that happens to me too. However, when I put the sponge holder in the dishwasher and get the suction cups really clean -- and then scrub the place on the sink too... they stick quite well.
Mine never sticks to the side of my stainless link either, no matter what I do to the sink or the suction cups. I starts sliding down after a day or two.
I will give it a try. Thanks!
use vaseline (petroleum jelly), and apply it when the stainless steel interior of the sink is very clean and very dry.
Hello, Place it in a part of the sink that is not constantly getting wet!