DOUBLE 2 C Dish Drying Rack, Stainless Steel Dish Drainer for Kitchen, Small Dish Drainer Rack for Kitchen Counter, Set of Rustproof Dish Rack and Drainboard (Black)

Too small for me but good for small kitchens. The adjustable spout is a good feature so it can be drained from either end.

The plastic portion on this is really flimsy, I mean … it gets water where it’s supposed to go but if you are looking for a drainer you can shift from counter to cabinet when not in use - I don’t think this will hold up long.

This particular unit is great for small spaces and low usage. The base is excellent. The rack is very good (could be thicker and heavier). The utensil cup is useless. Listen up, o makers of these types of units: People buying these small dish drains are using it for the few items they can't or won't put in a dishwasher - wine glasses (plate bumps hold wine glasses well), fine drink glasses, and - here's the big one - cutlery you shouldn't put in a dishwasher, like a chef's knife. For the love of all that is holy, put some work into a "utensil cup" with the goal in mind that people are going to want to put kitchen knives, some pretty big, in it to dry. This means bigger and well secured to the rack and immobile (doesn't move when secured).

Needed a new dish dryer when my cheaper plastic one broke in a lot of places. The change from plastic to metal is always good.Pros:Metal rackSloped bottom for drainageCan direct where the water goesBlack fits most kitchen interiorsCons:Rather small, have to manage how the dishes go onto itUtensil holder can fall if too much weight is on one sideOccasional cleaning as the slope to the drain is not enough to clear all the water.Overall it's a good product if you don't have a lot of dishes or you're on top of the cleaning, as there is not a lot of room to place an entire kitchen worth of dishes. The ability to direct where the water goes and the immediacy of the water draining after a wash is satisfying and requires less cleaning than conventional racks.However if you don't live alone or do not frequently wash/put away the dishes, look for a larger drying rack.

I like that the product fits the space I have on my kitchen counter.I am happy to have a little more usable space.

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For $25 you would think the utensil holder would stay in place. It’s good for a family of two with minimal dishes. I like how the water drips out the tray from the spout. That’s what bought me. I just wish the utensil holder would actually hold utensils in place without toppling over.

The size is for small area ( single )The water tunnel is a good add on