FloWorks Design Plastic Bag and Bottle Dryer: Save 🌿 Money & the Planet with this Patented Multi-Purpose Drying Rack! Review

As weird as it sounds, I'm obsessed with this plastic bag dryer. I've recently started recycling the bags I get from supermarkets etc to reduce waste and before I got this item I had plastic bags wet stuck to my wine bottles and knife holders making my kitchen look very odd and that Drying took a day. This smart little thing is aesthetically pleasing and my pockets dry out within hours and now I have easy access to my wine and knives again, bonus. Highly recommended!

This is a very smart and functional design made from simple materials. Simply put, it does what I hoped it would. My washed plastic bags now dry in a confined space instead of lying scattered on the kitchen window sill and dish rack. They dry much faster. I'm taking off a star because the stand isn't finished yet. It looks good but the bottom and sides are made of MDF which doesn't hold water well. I applied 3 coats of shellac. I would advise the manufacturer to apply a waterproof coating…

Not a very complicated product you think, right? And who needs a wooden finger stand just holding an upside down plastic bag, right? And it costs $20. Hmmm. You think you'll never spend $20 when you can just towel dry your bags. Or throw them away once you've used them. But wait - this is a really good product and well worth the money. Wash the bag, hang it on a wood dryer and you've just saved a plastic bag from landfill as many times as you can. This holder doesn't take up much space, it's…

I bought this to dry all the reusable kitchen items I used to use to reduce the amount of single use plastic. I liked that it wasn't made in China and it had so many good reviews that I was really hoping it would be cool. Like others who gave it a 1 star rating, I will say the stand is too unstable, too wobbly. It appears that the bottom was meant to be screwed into the base, but it isn't. While it doesn't take up much counter space, it seems like it would be better with a wider base. Каждый…

With this product I can easily and efficiently dry 8 sandwich bags at the same time! If I rinse off in the evening, the bags are 100% dry when I get up in the morning (and I live in a humid environment). My previous method of hanging pouches by serving spoons on the dish rack didn't work and trying to wash and reuse the pouches was frustrating. It changed the rules of the game. It dries easily breakable disposable bags as well as stronger reusable ziplock bags. It also dried gallon bags, I only

I bought this to recycle my ziploc bags and chose these because I liked them. It's great for drying bags - its size is just right for one gallon bags. However, I have three problems with it. 1) It's so light that it could fall over if you don't balance its sides. (Would be a big problem with baby bottles.) 2) Since the center rod with eyebolt is supposed to be for hanging, why the heck is it shorter than the other rods? 3) The middle ring is a great idea. Presumably this is so that the sticks…

I confess that for many years I was an avid consumer of plastic food storage bags and inadvertently undermined the health of the planet. Well, I decided to correct myself after seeing a similar dryer at a friend's house. This dryer is great and I found it easy to reuse plastic bags for storing groceries. I rinse the pouch first and then just drape it over the edge of the rack or the entire rack if it's a large pouch. I use a kitchen towel to soak up the drips. And the next day I have a bag…

I don't need this for bottles. I saw one in a friend's kitchen a few years ago. She used it to recycle ziplock bags. I've always found it awkward throwing away a perfect bag that has been used once and rarely gets dirty. What a waste of plastic AND money! I remembered it - just a random thought - and found it here. I am positively satisfied! I ordered it immediately. Now it is constantly used in my kitchen. I wash the bags inside and out with hot soapy water. Then rinse and hang up to dry by…