🍴 ENLOY Stainless Steel Utensil Holder for Countertop - Rust Proof Kitchen Organizer for Forks, Spoons, Knives, Kitchenware - Dishwasher Safe - Set of 2 Review

I've used flower vases to hold items that wouldn't fit in drawers. These dish holders were just what I needed. I like the stainless steel, the height is on point and they look a lot better on my desk.

I like these. I use the hard ones near the stove for cookware (certainly big enough not to take up much space), and the perforated ones near the sink for dirty measuring spoons and other hand-washing utensils that might get stuck in the sink. garbage collection. They look great and work well.

These are quite tall bowls but when you've spent your life stuffing too many big spoons and tongs into too small holders it's a big dream come true. The one with holes is good for sinks/wet things - brushes, dish sponges with handles etc. Love it even if it's just a dish holder.

They are very affordable and well made. I've only had them for a few weeks. They are displayed next to the stove and thus come into contact with cooking. Stainless steel can show fingerprints etc over time but that is the nature of stainless steel. Easy cleaning. Good choice. We had 2 sets so that we had enough space for dishes next to the workplace.

A smaller dish rack was purchased to drain dishes after washing. Because it is unweighted at the bottom, its tall, narrow profile means it needs to be braced against a wall to prevent it from tipping over when full. The larger utensil holder is heavier and heavier, but huge (or the size of an ice bucket) so all but the largest utensils inside will get lost. I've given up and use it for ice cream instead of dishes.

We actually bought 2 of this pair after getting the first one. We cook seriously, we have more kitchen utensils than we can count. Our vented canister sits on the edge of the sink, holding handles for wet brushes and sponges for draining and drying. In the past we used glass and faience containers. Fragile and a mess to clean up. They are durable, unbreakable, compact, dishwasher safe and ideal for stainless steel sinks. This makes our worktop tidier.

This is a good set for the price. The large holder can store many large kitchen utensils such as ladles, spatulas, wooden spoons, whisks, tongs etc. that take up valuable space in my kitchen drawer. It feels good and has a good weight, although it looks very simple. The smaller one is a bit big for cutlery (except table knives) but it's great for small kitchen utensils that get lost in the larger one. As mentioned, the smaller one has some sharp edges around the holes, but only on the inside…

I needed another dish holder because my smaller one was full. I was cleaning out kitchen drawers and figured I would save a ton of space if I just shoved as many dishes as possible into another countertop holder. I loved this set but wasn't expecting it to be so nice and big. I'm very impressed with the quality for the price, around $20. I'm pretty sure I paid the same for mine almost twenty years ago, much smaller. This brushed stainless steel dish rack is big enough for more than 20 kitchen…