Utensil Drying Rack/Chopsticks/Spoon/Fork/Knife Drainer Basket Flatware Storage Drainer,2 Divided Compartments, Sturdy 304 Stainless Steel, Rust Proof

I got this to replace one that rusted - it's fine but much smaller than what I had before. It's also not very heavy so sometimes it tips over if there aren't many items in it

Perfect, good quality.

Wanted this to replace a square plastic utensil drying cup that was in the corner of a sink positioned larger drying rack/basket. The stainless is a plus, but there are a few negatives. It’s too long, so takes up room from placing dishes, cups, etc. in the drying basket. When putting silverware and utensils in this drying basket, some of the silverware usually slips through the sides or falls into the slots at the bottom of the basket. Frustrating, The basket is long but narrow, and since it has two compartments, it is difficult to remove small items. The mounting loop on the side isn’t big enough to allow hooking the basket to the side of the larger sink rack/basket such that it will rest flat instead of at a sharp angle. Guess this drying basket would be ok if it was positioned outside of the sink, but that’s not what I purchased it for. I would have purchased a square white plastic drying basket with the small round drain holes, but didn’t find one.

I had broken the silverware holder for my strainer on my counter & I thought I was going to have to throw the whole thing away as I had no place for my silverware UNTIL I found this. I measured what size mine was & this was a complete match. I haven't had it that long to find out if it turns rusty but it has slits in the bottom so the water can drain out I rather have a whole not a long slice as my knives can go through it but other then that I am happy I found it.

It is very good, I wish they had one with three sections. I like it.

This happens so often, I had to write a review.When you put a knife, spoon, fork in the basket with the handle side down, it may fall through the bottom or the side of the basket.The slots on the bottom, which are neede to drain off the water, will allow many utensils with thin handles to fall through up the the business end of the utensils. If you put the utensil in a little side-ways, the handle could fit through the side of the basket.It's too bad. I took a long time to find one these baskets that would fit my drying rack

I use it in the dishwasher. It works very well for chop sticks

The dry rack always falls off of my main drying holder wish it was a little bit more sturdier but overall very nice

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