🍾 FastFerment FastRack Bomber Tray Wine Bottle Cleaning and Drying Rack, FastRack12 Two Racks & One, White: Efficiently Clean and Dry Wine Bottles with Speed Review

Good solid product that mostly works as advertised. Depending on the shape of your bottles, they don't stack very well. I recommend getting a tray for each rack. If you don't all use the same flat bottom bottles, put them together!

Great system, had to buy dozens but can't imagine cleaning and drying those 120 bottles without these drying racks! It took about 20-30 minutes to finally use every drop of the no-rinse cleaning solution, but it was safe and manageable, so 2 thumbs up!

This shelf is great for stacking and drying bottles. We've found that you need to be careful when drying 375ml bottles as the narrow neck allows the bottle to go a little further through the collars and onto the sink, countertop, towel or other bottle (whatever always) comes into contact under the shelf). Very durable and worth every penny.

Amazing! saves so much time preparing for bottling the wine we have been working on for so long. I received one as a gift and immediately after using it ordered a second one. I recommend it to anyone who needs to wash a large number of bottles. Note that you can use this for most bottle types, but if they don't match, you need to have bottles in the corners of the same size. As already mentioned, I have already bought a second set.

They hold my bottles securely but I don't like their stacked arrangement. First, they are balanced on top of the other bottles, and when stacked, the top bottles flow onto the bottom ones, filling the void space in the bottom bottles. I fill both bowls, I only put the top bowl in the sink to drain, as there is only one drip tray in this set. In general they do a good job.

These bottle drainers are great for draining sterilized 750ml wine bottles or flip top pint beer bottles. You have to remove the cap assembly of the wire flip cap beer bottle capper, but it's easy. There is a smaller 12-ounce drainer. beer bottles too. I also use a bottle tree to drain the water in the first step after rinsing, but the bottle tree inserts a stick into the bottle to hold it upside down for draining. This is a potential source of pollution. Drain racks prevent bottles from…

Bought and used to dry wine bottles before bottling. The rack works fantastic and I love the concept. It is easy and convenient to use. If you buy empty wine bottles and they are all identical, you shouldn't have a problem. One problem I've noticed with reusing old wine bottles is that they're all different sizes. The shelving system still worked, but I had to make sure the bottles on the bottom shelf were all roughly the same size, and the bottles in the corners had to be the same so the top…

There is little to say other than that it does exactly what it's supposed to. I have one of those bottle trees with sanitizer on it and have never had any issues with it other than the fact that it's fiddly as hell. Once you start using it, about 9 square feet of your counter or countertop will be gone because the bottles are sticking out in all directions. Since the bottles are also at an angle, it takes a long time for the inside to dry completely - there is always a small puddle just above…