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

I love the design and size of this dish drying rack. It arrived uneven and hesitated, moreover it rusted after 2 months. I do not recommend it, poor materials and workmanship.

If you make a product that will be used near water, maybe it should be rust resistant? Surprised it only lasted a month before rusting. Really good idea, but maybe come up with a product that lasts?

Love the design of this dish drying rack, it fits perfectly but it started to rust soon after use. I first noticed this when there were rust stains on my dishes and counter and it's only getting worse.

I needed a small dryer that wouldn't take up much counter space. When I came across this one that fits in the sink, I was blown away. I have a small sink at work and that still leaves about half of the sink usable!

Update: see photo. It is badly rusted, even in low voltage areas. It left rust spots on our porcelain sink. Not even worth the low price.-------------------------------This is a great solution and fits nicely in my double sink. It can go either way - through the back of the bowl or through the left side. It's a good size - it fits flat on an entire chopping board and seems like it could support a lot of weight. The downside is, as other reviewers have pointed out, it rusts at the hinge point…

I liked the dish rack because it's small so you can dry dishes in the sink without taking up extra space for the dryer. The wire is relatively thin and the amount of utensils needed is suitable for a small family of 2. It doesn't fit pots and pans for larger meals, but I kept them under the sink shelf right in the sink, which works. In addition, it does not have an additional compartment for dishes, they fall through the grate and have to be dried in an additional room. The reason I'm writing…

We just moved into a new house that only has one (large) sink. I always washed dishes in one sink, rinsed them in another, and left them on the counter to dry. To save water I really didn't want the water running all the time washing dishes in the same sink! So I scoured the internet for a solution and came across this basket! I'm so glad we bought this. Now he sat astride one side of my shell. I wash the dishes and put them in this basket, then rinse them off and put them on the counter to dry

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…