Dial Industries B694K Cutlery Organizer Review

Let's be honest everyone who buys this has a very small box to deal with. I'm used to taller, slimmer dish holders, but my new apartment has 8" drawers. There are almost no dish holders that fit this size. Is it fashionable? no Are you attractive? Only in the utilitarian sense. "Strong enough. Is the side slot long enough for my smaller dishes? No. But that's because my drawer is too small. If you need a dish holder that small, you can't go wrong with it.

Moving from 1200 sqft to a luxurious 450 sqft apartment. Feet in the sky (actually 2nd floor but who's counting) required some "space sacrifices" from me if you can. One such sacrifice, and there have been many, is box space, or more specifically, lack of box space. No wonder my original cutlery organizer was oversized and responsible for the "fun size" drawers in my new apartment (just under 9.5 inches), so this purchase was a given. The size was perfect. His price was just as perfect. Nothing

Tired of small drawers? HA! I also! We have so much in common! You and me, we are friends now! Look, my new friend, this little plastic utensil is what you probably need for the forks and the stuff you use to poke food into the hole in your face. Now I know what you're thinking: are we really friends? "Yes, I say. Now, getting back to that nifty gadget that holds your spoons and such? You seem easily distracted. It has four different areas to put things, one for your spoons, forks and knives…

If you deduct stars because the tray is "too small", don't. The measurements are clearly marked, it's not against the tray, it's too short for your cutlery. That being said, I bought it BECAUSE it was small. I bought it for a small van box. It looks solid enough, doesn't smell funny and arrived as described. This is the only one I've found that fits in my narrow drawers. I'm very glad I found it!

I bought these knives knowing my knives would be too big for a tray as I couldn't find anything else that would fit in the tight drawers of my apartment. When I received it I used my bonsai pruning shears to cut the plastic wall from the top of the last slot and then bend it back and forth until it broke. It was a bit of work, but it was worth it! My knives pop out when I open and close the drawer but my goodness I thought I'd never find a solution!

Moving from 1200sqft to a luxurious 450sqm apartment. feet in the sky (actually the 2nd floor, but who's counting) demanded certain "spatial sacrifices" from me. ", if you will. One such sacrifice, and there have been many, is drawer space, or more specifically, lack of drawer space. No wonder my original silverware organizer was oversized and designed for "weirdly large" drawers in my new apartment (just under 9.5 inches, so this purchase was a no-brainer. The size was perfect. The price was…

I've been looking for a long time for a cutlery tray to fit in the pantry of our slowly renovated kitchen. I FINALLY found this. After measuring, I decided that this option would fit according to the description, and of course it did! Hooray! Finally, we will not store cutlery in a picnic basket. Also, I cleaned it after it arrived and it looks like it's going to be fairly easy to care for. I just cleaned it with dish soap and a brush and it did a very good job. I don't think I would wash it in