🍽️ Stainless Steel Expandable Dish Drying Rack with Drainboard - Kitchen Sink Organizer and Utensil Holder - Space-Saving Dish Drainer Rack with Cups Holder for Kitchen Counter Review

This is a useful addition. The adjustable size is ideal for small or flexible spaces. I loved my old one and kept it too long. This is a long awaited update. Assembles in seconds and easily holds my heavy pans.

This fold out dish rack is exactly what I was hoping for. It measures 13" x 13" and is expandable. I didn't want it to take up a lot of table space and it works really well for the few dishes we wash by hand. It is made of plastic but is durable and has a water release valve. I would recommend it.

I got this dish rack because it's expandable and I love that part, but the design is so bad I'm already looking for a replacement. The shelf doesn't hold bowls or small plates, and anything that fits in a cutlery cup needs to be balanced, or something needs to be leaned against the cup, or the whole thing just tips over.

I bought this so my roommates can put washed pots and pans in it instead of taking up space in the dishwasher. It drains when there is a lot of water flow, but in the end it just drips or stagnates. And that clogs the drain and creates a weird buildup of slime. The only way to empty it completely is to tilt it, which won't work if there's a lot of dishes inside. I'll probably buy something else next time or get a regular one and put a towel underneath to drain the water.

In the photos it looks much stronger and better quality than it really is. It's not necessarily cheap, but it wobbles a lot. I thought its extensibility would be amazing, but I have to keep it fully expanded at all times. You can only fit 4 cups when it collapses. When it is fully extended it is still a bit small. If you wash and put away the dishes after every meal, then this is a great size. But if you wash dishes for two days (for 2 people), then that's not enough. If you have a family of 4…

The Kitsure drainer has the perfect performance I was looking for. Large capacity and ease of release was my first concern and it met my criteria. The dish rack drains into the rack, which in turn drains into the sink, allowing everything to dry without standing water. The protective cover on the knife holder is great for families with children. The cutting board attachment helps free up shelf space. In addition, the design of the plate holders on one side helps to create order and free up the…

I recently had a kitchen update that included a new farmhouse sink, butcher countertops, new cabinets and a dishwasher - the first in my 70 year old house. (I have a lot of vintage crockery and glassware, so I didn't/didn't have much need for a dishwasher, but I knew I'd have to install one if/when we sold our house.) In this update, I lost my 70-year-old Double sink, one side of which I used to use to dry dishes. This rack was the PERFECT replacement. I like that it expands and contracts and…