The scissors disappear behind a bottle; the comb lies beside the sink; the things you use every morning somehow spread across the whole counter. The Joseph Joseph EasyStore bathroom caddy offers a defined landing spot with compartments of different sizes. Its value depends on whether those compartments match your essentials—not how many spare bottles you can squeeze into them.
Measure the counter before organising it
The selected Grey/White caddy is model 70513. Joseph Joseph lists dimensions of 11.6 cm high, 24.9 cm wide and 11.9 cm deep. Mark that footprint on your counter and leave room for washing your hands, opening nearby cupboards and wiping around the sink.
Next, gather the few items you actually want within reach. Tall compartments can separate bottles and tools, while the shallow front section can hold smaller objects. An unusually wide bottle still needs a fit check; the external width is not the width of each compartment.
Open storage is convenient, not invisible
The varied sections help keep frequently used items together, and the maker specifies a non-slip base. They do not turn toiletries into sealed storage. An open caddy will not protect its contents from dust or make a cluttered collection disappear.
Declutter first. If only one bottle and a toothbrush need a place, a smaller holder may leave more useful counter space. This caddy suits a mixed morning kit better than a large backup collection.
Make cleaning part of the arrangement
Joseph Joseph says to wash and dry it by hand. Keep the layout loose enough to remove items and clean the caddy rather than wedging everything in permanently. A neat-looking photograph is less useful than a setup you can maintain.
The Grey/White photograph shows the selected purchase variant; the detailed Ecru images illustrate an alternative colour. Choose this caddy when one measured footprint can replace several scattered little piles. Skip it if you need covered storage or do not have the counter room.
