🍽️ Food Grade Stainless Steel Kispog Dehydrator Rack for Ninja Foodi 6.5 & 8 qt and Instant Pot Duo Crisp 8 qt Review

I've been trying to prepare dry food for a long time. But with the limited space I have, I can be quite a nuisance. After using it I found it easier to dry off. Having multiple tiers of stackable trays has been extremely helpful when you only have a small kitchen to work with. The design is also intuitive in that I can easily remove any trays I'm not using. And after I'm done with that, I can pack it neatly into a little shape that's barely bigger than a plate. It is also very easy to clean…

The concept is good. Materials and workmanship need a general overhaul. The first concern is the implied meaning of the word "food grade stainless steel". Perhaps "food grade stainless steel” means something different in China. This could be a build up as the edges of the tray are already water/eroded. There are a few fringes on the wire mesh; which on some trays is not flat, but wavy or curved outwards. I assume this item will rust fairly quickly, real stainless steel does not rust. I don't…

The description and photos were very deceptive. First, there is NO way it can be properly aligned, and then, as shown in its ad, it allows each shelf to "pull out". It doesn't budge when you finally manage to get the sides into the rack. Nothing slips. This can also be seen in the photos and claims that the thing is not crooked. I'm here to tell you, this thing tilts and wobbles a lot. This is typical junk made in China. But at the same time EXPENSIVE expensive scrap! I ended up paying $35…