Review on 🌟 Efficient and Stylish Deluxe Chrome-Plated Steel Small Dish Drainers in Black by Mario Newton

I have used cheap one piece plastic dish racks for many years. But when I moved into an apartment with two sinks and no drain on the countertop, I put the drain to one side of the sink. This was a big mistake as the floor quickly filled up with moldy water, bugs, mud etc. Looking for a right size and style replacement (no bottom attached) I found the Neat-O. It's perfect for the sink, won't damage, and holds the same amount of dishes as the plastic dishes I've used. The only downside is that due to the spacing and inclination of the "prongs" (for lack of a better word), utensils (especially bowls) tend to get caught and sometimes it takes a little effort to remove them. Update: I'm finding more and more rust on it after only a few months of use. Subtract two stars. Update 4/2020. Downgrading to one star as it is now almost completely rusted leaving stains on my crockery, cutlery etc.