Föhnhalter ohne Bohren, 304 Edelstahl, Wandhalterung für Badezimmer

I didn't measure and my dryer's barrel is a little long, so the tip sticks out past the holder. It still holds fine, just looks a bit odd. The steel quality is excellent and the cord wrap is handy. Would recommend, just check your dryer's length first.

I mounted mine on the inside of my glass shower door since that's the only flat spot. The adhesive held instantly and hasn't moved in six weeks, even with steam all over. Keeps my dryer out of the way but close.

My old plastic holder broke after a year. This steel one feels like it'll last forever. The cradle is deeper so my dryer doesn't wobble, and the loop is big enough for my curling iron with a heat glove. Happy with it.

The holder is sturdy and the design is smart, but my tile has a slight curve near the corner, so the adhesive doesn't sit perfectly flush. It still holds my dryer, but there's a tiny gap. On a flat wall it would be flawless.

We have a tiny powder room with zero counter space. This mounted on the side of the vanity next to the mirror. I can reach my dryer and flat iron without moving anything. Best few bucks I've spent on bathroom organization.

The holder is great once it's up, but I made the mistake of trying to reposition it after pressing. The adhesive plate lost its stick and I had to order a new one. So get the placement right the first time. Also make sure the wall is totally clean.

I was expecting something flimsy for under $25, but this is genuinely thick stainless. It's been up for two months in a humid bathroom with zero rust or peeling. The brushed finish looks way more expensive than it is.

My Revlon one-step fits the cradle perfectly, but the wife's Dyson is too thick for the loop. We put hers on a separate hook. The holder itself is well made and the adhesive is strong. Just check the width before you commit.

The cord wrap on the side keeps things neat, which I didn't expect to care about. My old dryer cord would snake across the sink and get wet. Now it's looped up and out of the way. The steel hasn't rusted or spotted after daily use.

Got one for my place and liked it so much I ordered another for my mom's rental since she can't drill holes. Installation took about two minutes, no tools. She's had it up for a month and it's holding her heavy babyliss dryer without issues.

The adhesive plate is strong and the steel looks expensive, but it wouldn't stay on my textured subway tile. After two days it peeled off. I moved it to a flat section near the sink and it's been okay there. Just don't expect it on anything bumpy.

The loop on the side is perfect for my diffuser and a wide-tooth comb. I used to dig through a drawer every morning. Now everything is in one spot next to the mirror. The stainless finish matches my faucet too.

The cradle is nice and wide, but I didn't check the clearance between my dryer's body and the wall. My old Conair fits, but it's snug. If yours is a large model, measure the depth before sticking it. Otherwise works great.

Didn't put it in the bathroom—hung it inside my laundry room cabinet door since that's where I dry my shirts. The adhesive held to the painted wood fine. It's been a month and my dryer is right there when I need it.

My old setup was a basket on the floor that somehow collected every cord. Now the dryer sits in the cradle, my straightener hangs from the loop, and the cord wraps around the little arm. My counter actually looks tidy for once.

I was skeptical about the adhesive given my bathroom gets steamy, but it's been three weeks and this thing hasn't budged. I wiped the tile with rubbing alcohol first, pressed it for a full minute, and waited an hour before hanging my dryer. Super solid.