Dish Drying Rack - Expandable Dish Rack for Kitchen Counter, Large Dish Drainer, Stainless Steel Drying Dish Rack with Utensil Holder, Black

This rack’s low profile made me doubt how useful it would be, but the design is well thought out, and it just works. I especially like that the utensil holder will hold long handled items such as spatulas and serving spoons. I have had deeper utensil holders where long handled things fall out because they are poorly designed. I can put as many dishes in this rack as a conventionally designed one.The final touch is the drain, which can divert the drain stream so it doesn’t drip on dishes still in the sink. I have used this rack for several months before submitting this review, because I find that ‘out of the box’ reviews for products like his are not as seful.

Overall this is a practice product for those that don't want to hand dry or set their dishes in a rack that hangs over their sink.Size: I like the feature that this can collapse and expand. You do need some committed counter space if expanding. However it's great when collapsed. It can hold a good amount of dishes it always houses my baby plates and bentgo boxes.Durability: for over a month its been solid, they rack is still clean it moves to expand and collapse easily. The silverware holder can be a little flimsy and may flip over if you overload it or face heavy items the outward.Overall Solid unit would buy again in the future it saves space if you want to have your whole sink open and have the counter space for it stays clean and is practical overall.

My old dish drainer constantly gets dirty, it's cheap but I replace it every so often; it doesn't have legs and I constantly have to wash under it; so, I decided to spend a little more and buy this new and different one: I liked it because it has legs and a little channel where the water drains, apart from that it can be made even smaller: that will be when I don't have dishes to drain, it's not too big but I like the adaptability because my apartment is small and dates back to 1973, I also chose it because it says it's rustproof,... something I want to add is that the dishes don't hold up because the dividers are short, I leaned them upside down against the wall but I don't know what will happen when I have more dishes to drain and that's all.

Drains easy, easy to use, definitely worth the price, great design and functionality, very steady, and can hold a decent amount of dishes. I am not disappointed.

The dish rack is absolutely perfect for my needs. The rack is expandable, neat in appearance, the subtle color is functional as it blends in with my counter (kitchen). I'm very happy that I purchased this dish rack. Well worth the money.

Liked the flexibility to expand/contract size. Utensil holder isn't large enough for our household; metal is already slightly changing color, and the rack doesn't drain the water off well enough. I'm disappointed that dishes that have drained still are sitting in water because the slope isn't enough to drain the water well.

I had to replace my old dish drainer & finding a sturdy, expandable replacement was not easy. Most were too cheaply made & too flimsy & did not drain well! This one is absolutely perfect! It is well made, versatile & looks great. The way it drains leaves no water leakage. I use a dish washer mainly but need something for pots & pans & large utensils. Its simple to remove the rack for that purpose or leave it in for a combo of a few dishes & larger items. At first a large dinner plate would not stand up in the rack well but as I use it I find ways to position items to fit. The more I use it the move I love it! Attractive enough to have out on the counter! We worth the price!

I love the dish drain. You can make it shorter or longer. Depending on how much dishes you have.