Review on 🏺 2 Tier Dish Drying Rack with Cup Holder, Drainboard, and Utensil Holder - Large Capacity Kitchen Countertop Dish Drainer for Space Saving by iSPECLE by Tanya Jenkins

Another reviewer complained that this dish drain was difficult to use with thick ceramic bowls and plates. Not true! I have a collection of thick California Brock bowls and plates (1950's) and even thicker 1960's Royal Ironstone plates and bowls that are very valuable. There are no sharp edges. The metal is very smooth. The shelf is easy to assemble. The trunk holds more than I expected. The dishes air dry very quickly because the dishes are not overloaded on the sides. The knife and the large shelf for dishes are awesome. An additional shelf at the end is great for a cutting board and a small rubber pad for the sink. The dish cup has many holes for drying dishes. One thing that might bother people are two plastic dryers. Living with hard water can cause white stains to form on your pans. Simply spray pans with white vinegar, sprinkle with baking soda, leave for a few minutes, brush or scrape off stains, and rinse. I've been using the dishwasher for over two months now and absolutely love it. I will never go back to an outdated design. The photo shows 2 thin Corelle plates against a background of thicker plates and bowls. So this dish rack will match your mid-century crockery!