Review on 🧽 WANANG Stainless Steel Washing-up Bowl: A Versatile Dish Tub for Sink, Wash Basins, and Dishpan by Robert Hoge

The only reason I was willing to shell out $60 for this wash was because I wanted something durable, not plastic. The frying pan arrived with a couple of large dents which did not appear in shipping as the outer box was undamaged. I was able to pop some of them out, but the photo shows how it looks despite my efforts. I chose not to return it as it is a cosmetic defect which should not affect its use, but it is ridiculous that an expensive product (or any such at all) should arrive in such shabby condition. It was to be sold as a "second". While I was able to find the inside measurements in a review, I would like the seller to provide those useful measurements (i.e. the height below the drain holes in the tub and the length and width at the bottom of the tub). pan) because it is important to know if it is practical for washing dishes. The length is perfect for our sink, but it's a fairly shallow pan and our dinner plates don't lay flat on the floor. I can put my baking sheet (half the baking sheet) in (not quite, but the whole side) and most of my small pots and pans. I always had to wash large pots outside of the old plastic tub anyway. While I wish it was an inch wider for plates to lay flat, I like having the extra space next to it to rest my soap dish for rinsing, and no rinse water gets into the tray and therefore cools and dilutes the rinse water. . The rubber feet feel firm and are nice to have over the sink. It's easy to clean. After a few uses, I get used to washing in the smaller tub, but my husband remains skeptical. We're keeping it because at least it will be useful for washing many of the vegetables we grow in our garden, but I have to say that I expected more for the price and I wish the manufacturer had made a slightly wider and deeper bath , which would have been more practical.