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Years ago I had found a really neat dispenser that mounted on the wall and held these liquids. You simply refilled them when they got low. It was brilliant, worked like a charm, and, unfortunately, had to be left behind when I sold the house because we had mounted it permanently to the wall. So today I was inspired to go find another. I found a great looking one on Amazon that I am going to order. I thought I would share it with you, my readers, today since you may find it as ingenious as I do. The price is fairly reasonable (ranging from $15 to around $60) and it is relatively attractive.
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I found with my first experience the best way to mount this item is with silicon. Although double-sided foam tape is normally provided, I find that it just doesn't hold up in the hot and wet conditions of a shower and I dread the idea of finding it laying in the tub with all of the contents running out. Mounting with silicon will provide a strong and waterproof installation that should last for years. Screws are often provided as well, however I find them unnecessary when I use the silicon, plus I don't want to put holes in my shower backing where water could potentially enter the wall.
When you make the change to downsize, little things can make a ton of difference. A shower dispenser will free up valuable space and keep your shower area tidy in a fairly attractive manner.