The Bamboo Caddy
Tidy up your sink, counter, or desk the low-waste way. The Bamboo Caddy keeps all your daily essentials upright, together, and off the counter, without a single piece of plastic in sight.
Originally made to hold zero-waste cleaning brushes, this simple organizer turned out to be a total multitasker. Park it by the sink for dish brushes and scrubbers, in the bathroom for toothbrushes and razors, or on your desk for pens, scissors, and other small tools. Wherever it lives, it keeps things neat, easy to grab, and naturally good-looking.
Made from sustainably harvested bamboo, it is sturdy, moisture-resistant, and returns safely to the earth at the end of its life.
- Multi-purpose: dish brushes, toilet or bottle brushes, toothbrushes, razors, makeup brushes, utensils, chopsticks, or office supplies
- Compact footprint with plenty of room, so it organizes several items without crowding the counter
- Open top and drainage holes help wet items dry quickly and stay fresher
- A plastic-free alternative to flimsy plastic caddies
Stand your brushes, utensils, or tools upright in the caddy and grab them when you need them. Set it somewhere the drainage holes can do their job if you are storing anything wet.
Rinse it out now and then and let it air-dry. The simple shape and drain holes make it easy to clean. Avoid long soaks so the bamboo stays in good shape.
Made from sustainably harvested bamboo. Durable, moisture-resistant, biodegradable, and plastic-free.
Approximately 6.25" tall x 3" wide. Dimensions vary a little due to the natural bamboo.
There is no retail packaging beyond what is needed to ship it safely. Your order may include paper to protect the contents.
- With proper care it should last for many years.
- When it finally wears out, break or cut the bamboo into smaller pieces.
- If your local facility accepts bamboo or untreated wood, add the pieces to green waste or compost. Otherwise it can go in the trash, where bamboo breaks down far more safely than plastic.
- Reuse idea: repurpose old pieces as garden markers or small storage dividers before composting.
