Review on 🍽 Chrome Over Sink Counter Top Dish Drainer Drying Rack by Simple Houseware by Donna Jones

We have been living in two houses since 2002 and have decided to install a two bowl kitchen sink where one sink is deep and the other is about 1/3 the depth of the sink other pool. Our countertop dish dryers and dish dryers are used every day, several times a day to be precise. This comes in handy when we have used a knife and other tools that cannot be washed in the dishwasher or can get lost during the rinse cycle. It's perfect for holding a strainer and rinsing various items that just need rinsing before you can use it again (like the measuring cup that you use to fill your coffee maker's water well). It is ideal for storing various pans and other pots, pans and lids that cannot be cleaned in the dishwasher. We brought the first shelf from our last home which we have been using for six years and we have used it on the laundry room sink to store and dry a variety of items including flower pots, garden tools, garden clogs, laundry and drying of acrylic paint bottles. and shiny ceramic bottles, etc. We bought another shelf for our kitchen sink that we've been using for seven years and recycled it for the laundry room. Now we've bought another rack (and of course there's our recycled rack in the sink). Shelves have become an important tool in our kitchen and a necessity for us.