Storing bath toys

[Emma09]

Looking for something to store the millions of bath toys that we have.
I want a basket that sticks to the wall.
Does that exist?
Any suggestions welcome..


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[Enchanted]

We have a softish net that suctions onto the wall. Holds quite a few toys and I think they're around $6 from places like Big W.
You can get baskets too, there is a cool frog one, I forget who buy but that costs around $50ish from memory.

[~Lashes~]

not sure on a basket, but i know there is mesh type bags that suction to the wall. you might have some luck looking in those realy cheep variety shops?

[feeb]

We have a mesh suction thing that sticks to wall its been great cost $5.90 and holds lots!! (Jolly jumper Bath tub toy bag)

[lilmisspositive]

I got Boon Frog Pod Deluxe. Have a google of that plus Amazon and it will come up. It suctions on the wall. : )

[Hollybolly]

We're another household with the Frog Pod... Love it

It holds stacks of toys, suctions on the wall, his body is a big scoop to scoop the toys out of the bath, and has holes in the scoop so the toys drain once you put it back onto the wall. It's also got a little shelf to hold bathwash/shampoo etc.
There's also a ladybug, but the frog is bigger.

I've noticed there's a Fisher Price version, but it's a lobster.... he looks like he works, but nowhere near as big... and nowhere near as groovy IMO

It's fantastic, I love it... I've also got some of the Boon bathtoys which are fab as well

[CrazyLady]

I hav e the safety1st mesh bag from Kmart. It has awesome suction and even with 30odd bath toys filled with water it will stay where I stick it! It stretches heaps too!

[Kamarine]

I've got a mesh corner one from Fisher Price. Its got a solid back for against the wall with whales on it. Was about 30ish?

[Miss.B]

I just got the fisher price one, it's got this mesh scoop that fishes out the toys from the bath. Very disappointed with it as the suction cups always come away from the wall. The wall is flat and clean, don't know what the problem is. It was around $17.