Abstract: The novel concept, mechanism and design by which a self-contained soapdish, secured to a fixed structure, can be moved by means of integrated mechanisms, such as a telescopic arm and a pivoted leaver, to a desired area of a sink, for the water from the soap contained in the soapdish to drain into the sink, effectively and efficiently, keeping the soap dry, and which can be moved back to the original position after the soap is dry, without compromising appearance. The basic elements of this concept are amenable to variability of mechanisms for movement such as with hydraulics, hinge, pneumatic, motorized, solenoids, spring loaded and sliding mechanisms; securing options such as fixed or movable; location of use such as in showers; and in various soap dish shapes, size, materials, in addition to incorporating provisions to store accessories, thus enhancing the utility, appeal and its suitability for diverse needs and decor.