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Member's Mark Modern Dish Rack With Utensil Caddy And Glassware Holder

This Dish Rack works great for us. We have a raised lip on our sink that makes the flat ones having to be raised up with a pad to pitch the water towards the sink. This one with the center drainage point and tube underneath works great.

Great product for the price

This is the BEST dish rack I've ever had. It's sturdy metal and large enough for all your needs. It's really beautiful too! Here are the 2 mods we did to take it from 3.5 to 5 stars: 1) remove the wooden piece from one side so you can mount the utensil rack on the side, it works much better there 2) after you decide the orientation, extend the drip nozzle where you're going to want it then remove it and put a silicone seal where the gap is, if not this will leak pretty badly. 
Normally I wouldn't bother with mods I'd just look elsewhere. This was so worth it!! You won't be disappointed.

5 stars with modifications

Drain

Great value

I love how big this dish drain is. It’s got loads of room!

Great Dish Drain!

The drainer is great. Hold a lot of dishes.

Drainer

Good quality and reasonably priced. Perfect size too.

Great buy!

The quality of this dish rack is good. I wish the drainage pipe was a little longer.

Good quality

Dish rack

Very cute. Not cheap at all and love the wood touch

Helpful dish rack

I was hopeful because we’ve been using a drying mat for years and I was ready for a change. I have a standard, drop-in sink and the drain spout isn’t long enough to get to the actual sink. I tried pouring propping the feet of the drainer up on the lip of the sink, but of course when I did that, no water could escape the hole. I had to fashion something up with aluminum foil and it looks ridiculous. 

The drain hole in the pan holds water unless there’s a lot of water. It’s doesn’t have enough of an angle to push the water into it. I often have to pick up one side or the other and try to get the water to go down the hole. I didn’t worry about it at first but it’s too much water to evaporate in a timely manor and after a couple days, it gets stagnant and slightly gross.

Love the idea, engineering could’ve been better

I like the size and style of this dish rack, and it is satisfactory for daily use.  However, I believe it has two small design flaws that affects its complete draining of all water off the tray: there should be a slight angle/tilt to the tray so that the water drains toward the sink (perhaps the legs on one side are slightly higher than the other side), and the hole in the tray should be closer to an edge instead of closer to the middle of the tray; this would allow all the water to be emptied into the trough and then into the sink rather than pooling in the tray.  Overall, I like the design which provides ample space for lots of varying sizes of dishes, and plates stay upright while drying, which other cheaper, plastic racks did not provide. The extra space for glasses and utensils being moveable provides versatility as well. I have tried three other dish racks before this one, and this one is far better, but I will be adding another drainage hole near the edge to completely empty the tray of pooled water which currently leaves unsightly mineral deposits on the sleek black surface.

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