Dish Drying Rack with Drain Board, Stainless Steel Dish Drainer Drying Rack with Utensil Holder for Kitchen Counter, Dish Drain Rack with One Cleaning Cloth

I was looking for a new drying rack for my new kitchen. (We just recently moved) Something more stylish and compact. And I picked the gray to go with my kitchen colors. I only use it for my pots and pans and good knives. The idea of it having a drain was a real plus for me. I had to put a towel under my last drying rack because it wouldn't drain into the sink properly. And this drain works perfectly! I don't have any standing water in the bottom tray at all. If I have to give any criticism at all it would be that the silverware container has a tendency to tip over if you have utensils that are top heavy. But this is just a minor inconvenience to me. I would definitely recommend this product though! I absolutely love it!

I've had this for 4 years and it has never had a single spot of rust on it. I wipe it down with a towel every now and then, that's it.It is small, so if you have a big family this probably won't work for you. For a family of 3, no worries.The silverware holder is not good, I bought a chrome holder as seen in the photo that is also 4 years old and has never had a single spot of rust on it that is great. Not sure of the brand but I got it right here on Amazon.Last issue is that large plates tend to fall because the raised portion of the slots they go in are too short. I love this rack so much that i have been searching for plates that stay up and wow I just found some! I recently just tried Correlle plates and they fit perfect, even the big ones. As a bonus, I love those too! Very thin and light, take up very little space. And you can get them at the big box stores for cheap, and you can buy singles instead of just big sets.Aside from those issues, if you get around them like I did, this is a great item. GREAT.

It comes in pieces so it’s very easy to clean and the pieces are sturdy. Only negative is that it’s very small. When I put my larger dinner plates to dry they don’t hold up well, but work well with my smaller dishes. Hopefully I can find it in a larger size.

This drainer is small-ish, but the measurements given in the listing are accurate. I'm a single person living in a New York 1-BR apartment, and this is perfect for me. Most of my dishes go in the dishwasher which I run every few days, but I wash things I use more frequently and fragile glassware by hand. So generally, I have a few items, and this is perfect. Doesn't take up a lot of room in my small NY -partment kitchen. If you're a family of four, generating a lot of dishware, this is probably not for you.Also, I have no problem with its draining. The adjustable drainspout works well. There will always some drops of water that are insufficient to make their way down the channel to the drain, but they evaporates in a couple of hours. Once a week, perhaps, I wash the tray.I recommend this for 1-2 person households with space constraints. Well-made, nice-looking, and practical.

I researched stupid dish racks for *too* long on Amazon, finding ones I liked but then reading horrible reviews and getting scared off. Fortunately I found this one, which is not the most gorgeous thing ever but is nice enough I don't mind leaving it on the counter most of the time. I used to have one that hung from the edges into the sink, and we were always worried about splashing dirty water or chicken "goo" onto our clean dishes that were drying, so its nice to get it up and out of the way.It's a good size, and the water draining design is pretty neat. The grooves are not super deep, so I think it might be tricky to stand up a bunch of plates in here, but overall I have not had trouble with it. I usually put plates in the dishwasher and use it for my blender parts, or other odds & ends that can't go in the dishwasher. I've only had it a few weeks so I can't comment on the long-term durability yet but it seems good so far.

This drainer is smaller than the one I had before but I haven't had any trouble getting my dishes in it. And I really like the drain. I have had trouble in the past with water spilling over the mat under the drainer but with the drain on this one it goes right into the sink.Update - I still like the way it drains. But have found that my dinner dishes will not stand up. And it is small.

First when it arrived it didn’t have the utilitie holder, I wanted to like this mainly for the drainage factor so I did a couple of 12” dinner plates and one 8 inch dessert plate- Not one of the stood by themselves but the one that I had to lean in the back(which ended up falling into the others before I was done) the drainage system was ok - if it was sloped a bit more that definitely would have helped. I had to return because I wanted it to hold my plates for drying obviously and it didn’t have a caddy for my utensils , as for size it’s small ok for 2 people, Unfortunately - Do not recommend.

I was mostly concerned whether or not it was true 304 stainless. It appears to be. No rust, very solid. Perfect size for our space right next to sink. I don't know if it matters how you orient the rack, base, and utensil holder. For us not all the water drains out, so you get some gunky build up in the channel of the plastic base if you don't clean/dry it with some sort of frequency (obviously we don't). It's easy to clean though. Well worth it to have a non-rusting drying rack.