Review on 🍽️ Rubbermaid Compact Dish Drainer by Kathy Velez

We bought this dish rack because we were tired of the cluttered countertop. I love to cook and I always have a kitchen that doesn't have enough countertop space to put a cutting board, ingredients etc. The dish drainer on the worktop definitely takes up the most space. This dish drying rack fits in your sink instead, so it has two major advantages over other types of dish drying racks: the first, as mentioned, is that it doesn't take up countertop space, which was a big concern for me. Second, the water simply drains into the sink below, so you don't have to deal with standing water in the sump of a classic dish dryer. manually, now you have to do it with just one sink instead of two. So you can't froth it all up, put it in another bowl, and then rinse it all off together. You only have to settle for one. The second downside is that while it's great on plates, it's not that great on bowls, so you won't fit many of them. I really prefer more cooking space! I highly recommend it!