Home Basics Vinyl Coated Wire Dish Drying Rack with Square Utensil Holder, (Black) Countertop Dish Drainer | Padded Feet to Protect Countertops | Dual Side Drinkware Space

A simple wire dish rack. Big enough to hold a decent amount of dishes. I bought it for the kitchen at work and it’s exactly what I wanted

I could not wait to get to my computer to write this review. I am so frustrated with the plethora of junk available to buy online these days. This drain rack is made of very thin, thin wire with the very thin, thin vinyl coating. The wire bends whenever I insert a dish. The rack is so light, that whenever I put things into it, it jumps and hops all over the drain mat it sits on and doesn't stay in place. The feet are made of hard plastic, so they offer no traction on the drain mat. I have no doubt this junky rack will wear out within months, and I'll be hunting for another replacement. It is WAY overpriced for what it is. I wouldn't even pay 50 cents for this at a yard sale! And of course, the cost to return makes it not even worth it, so I'll be stuck using it for the few short months it will last, then into the landfill it will go, sadly.

It came in a very damaged box, which may have added to it being slightly bent, but it was very light in weight & overall seemed cheaply made & flimsy. (Mrs. Stout)

Thin wired. Coating rusted thru after 4 months

This dish drainer was missing the plastic cap from one of its 'legs', had a chipped piece of the utensils cup so that it didn't attach properly to the rack, and started rusting within 4-5 months. I should have returned it but didn't want the hassle and had thrown out its box.

Perfect fit to replace my small Rubbermaid dish strainer.

The dish rack is nice and good looking, but the utensil holder doesn't stay up. I clip it on the side and put washed utensils in and it just falls over and everything falls out. It is very annoying and will have to look for and purchase another dish rack.

This dish drainer is flimsy and has started showing rusting at the joins. I know nothing last forever, but, would expect it to not rust for more than a couple of months! The one that I was replacing was 40 years old and made of much sturdier materials. I suppose cheaply made products make repeat customers!