Bath toys - how do you store them?

[RattleAndRoll]

Just that really.
DS has a tonne of bath toys, if I put them in all in a big tub you get horrible stale water at the bottom. I can't fit them all in a wire rack thing you stick to the tiles.
Any ideas?

[RavioliOnToast]

We've got a net bag thing, all the water runs out the bottom, I'll try and link

[RavioliOnToast]

here

[TattieHowkerz]

I got a stick on wire rack in B&M. I think home bargains has them too.

[RattleAndRoll]

Thanks.

Ravioli does it always fall off or does it stick well?

Same question to you too actually, Tattie.

Thanks

[TheEmpressofBlandings]

We've got a sort of double-layer bin, and the inner layer has drain holes so the water drains off into the outer layer, then you can tip it out.

[ObiWanCannoli]

Frog pod by boon. They do a ladybird now too. We've had ours 8 years and it's still brilliant and looks as good as they day we bought it.

[TattieHowkerz]

It hasn't fallen off for months. I position it so the edge of the bath takes dome weight.

[TattieHowkerz]

P.s. We used to have the Lamaze Frog thing but it got mouldy looking very quickly.

[RavioliOnToast]

outside hasn't fallen off either, impretty sure ours was about £3 from wilkos, and it's moved house twice with us :)

[QuiteQuietly]

Ours are in a plastic peg basket from Wilkos. V sturdy and a nice green that matches the decor. There are draining holes in the bottom and I either hang it off the taps or the shower rail or leave it standing on the side of the bath. The whole thing (including toys) goes in a dishwasher from time to time.

Top tip I read on here somewhere; if you have rubber ducks that squeeze, fill the hole in the base with superglue - stops mould inside favourite duck.