YTONET Cleaning Caddies

A cleaning caddy has to stand up when it is put down, take a wet bottle without soaking the cloth beside it, and move a hundred times a shift, and every caddy here is built for those three things in that order. The base is a board that lifts out for washing; the cloth is a 900D weave with a water-resistant coating on both faces; the dividers fold so the compartments resize around a spray bottle or a bucket of cloths. The cards print the compartments and the pockets, six and four dividers on the large wearable caddy, nine pockets on the tote caddies, fourteen on the rolling caddy.

The wearable caddy is the one professional housekeepers ask for by name: a shoulder strap and a waist strap hang it at the hip, so both hands are free on a staircase and the bottles ride upright. The tote caddies are the kitchen-cupboard caddies, with a handle across the top and pockets on every face; the extra-large one ships with an apron that has pockets of its own. The rolling caddies are for a floor with a long corridor: fourteen pockets around a 39-litre body on two wheels, or a caddy on four spinner wheels with a trolley that detaches at a door. All of them wipe clean and none of them is a bucket: a caddy is water-resistant, not watertight.