Architec AirDry Drying No Tip Glasses Review

I was looking for a glass holder/dryer for my Riedel glasses. It had to be strong, beautiful, not rust, and fit my very tall wine glasses. This system is supplied in all points. Its base is very wide and stable, you can put just one glass in it and it won't tip over. It's big enough for my glasses, looks amazing so I'll keep an eye on it. Extremely easy to assemble and the rubber handles offer a great grip.

I've been looking for a glass drying rack for a long time - after reading (literally) hundreds of reviews. Some of them were beautiful works of art but had bad reviews. This shelf is smooth, beautiful and I can wash the glasses in the evening and put them away in the morning - by the way they are spotless if you rinse them in hot water after washing. BUT BEST OF ALL, it's ridiculously sturdy! You don't have to place glasses on opposite sides to keep the stand balanced - it's just the best! 5…

This is a very useful part, but you must be careful with it. Remember that the block consists of two parts that do not lock when put together. If you didn't know this and lifted it slightly when loading to move it easily, you could end up with four broken wine glasses. I found a better use for it as a temporary place to dry jars rather than a storage rack. However, you can use it as a shelf if you are careful. If you're a naturally clumsy person like me, then maybe this stand is better…

The thing is great, I've used it to dry my good and very good wine glasses, it's strong and won't tip over if it only has one glass, it holds very tall glasses with no problem . The only glasses I have trouble with are my dartington glasses which have a thick stem and the stem doesn't slip into a small grip but so far everything else with a regular stem is fine. The glasses dry quickly, I put the dryer on a clean kitchen towel and the glasses dry immediately with no streaks or stains. I've…

First of all nobody should expect such an air drying system to prevent water spotting. This requires you to blot any drips before air drying. What this device does is limit the accumulation of water in the bottom of the jar by hanging it upside down. I bought one as a Christmas present for my wife and figured there was a good chance she wouldn't approve of it, but surprise surprise she loves it. Why? It's beautifully designed, so inviting she just leaves it on the counter with 4 glasses of wine

This Architec Air Dry glass drying system is perfect for wine lovers like me. I have many different wine glasses and like to treat myself to quality glasses from time to time. I was looking for glass storage options and came across this article. So glad I did. It comes in two parts and is very easy to assemble. I wasn't sure if this stand would hold my giant Bottega wine glasses. But it was easy for me to keep and display my gorgeous and HUGE Bottega del Vino (BV08) crystal glasses (photos…

The thing is great, I've used it to dry my good to very good wine glasses, it's strong and doesn't tip over if only one glass is standing on it, it also holds very tall glasses without any problems. The only glasses I have trouble with are my dartington glasses which have a thick stem and the stem doesn't slip into a small grip but so far everything else with a regular stem is fine. The glasses dry quickly, I put the dryer on a clean kitchen towel and the glasses dry immediately with no streaks

Great product at a great price! I have found that the best way to get a stain and lint free finish on wine glasses is to towel dry the outside immediately but allow the inside to air dry. A small ledge runs the length of my kitchen counter, so I support the bottoms of the jars on this ledge to keep moisture out and the jars dry quickly. But I'm always afraid that they will fall off and break, plus it takes up a lot of space if I have other dishes to dry. So I started looking for a dryer. I like