simplehuman Large Capacity Dish Drying Rack with Stainless Steel Frame, 360º Easy Drain Swivel Spout, Utensil & Wine Glass Holder, Anti-Residue Coating, Moisture Control Surface, Grey

I've had this for a couple of weeks now and I'm still thrilled. It's absolutely fantastic. It can hold so much, everything dries quickly and the drain feature is the coolest! It's so satisfying watching the water flow out the spout. Haven't had a single puddle since using it. It's a solid item and it's BIG - not a discreet item, it makes it's presence very known on the counter and depending on your style I wouldn't say it's the most attractive, but it really is fantastic and even at a pretty high pice point it's worth every penny.

The media could not be loaded. I haven't been compensated for this review. This review is 100% my own!We've had this for a few months now. My attached video shows how well the drain works. At the time I bought it, there was no video showing that. I hope my video helps someone decide that this rack works flawlessly.Note that the two sides, which can hold cups or wine glasses, have a tray underneath which is connected right into the drain as well, which my video demonstrates. I love this feature!The spout is moveable up to 360 degrees, which allows your choice of any part of the rack to face the front of the counter, thereby allowing you to drain water from any side and to customize based on the amount of counter space you have.We use the wine rack for holding our flour sack drying towel, as well as other odds and ends that can lay on top or be attached, so it's definitely multi-use for us non-drinkers.I don't anticipate we'll have any rust issues. We own a trash can and two shower caddies from this brand that we've had for 6 or 7 years, so I can attest this brand is better than the others.Don't let the price scare you! It's worth every penny!! This is a roomy, sturdy rack. I LOVE the drain feature. Plenty of room on this rack and no worries about water all over my countertops.The pictures I've provided show what my 11-year-old loaded, and as you can see, it holds quite a bit.Investing in this one prevents us from spending 15 bucks on cheap plastic ones every few years, which, in the end, would cause us to end up spending the same as this rack costs. Just do it! You'll be happy with this one!

This attractive, functional dish rack is easy to distribute and fits most dishes. I purchased it 10 months ago, and there is still no rust despite daily use (no dishwater). The materials are lightweight and sturdy. There are some water spots on the plastic trays under the glass holders and on the base of the dish rack that won't come off completely, but I think that's due to the calcium and other chemicals in the city water. Lastly, water drains perfectly into the sink and doesn't pool anywhere on the rack. Of all the dish racks I've purchased, this one is by far the best in quality. I would buy it again.

Such a great upgrade! Tons of space for drying all types of kitchen wares with many different holders for plates, cups, and utensils. Its quite large, and takes up a good amount counter space. The wine glass holder is removable, which helped save space and we only attach when we need. There are grips on the bottom keep it from sliding around, and its very study. There is a little drain that you can adjust out the bottom to fit your counter configurations. Its very easy to clean, all of the holders come out to easily clean, which was an issue I had with our previous holder.

I had a SimpleHuman dish rack purchased over ten years ago. The size is perfect for large pots to small items. The sides are sufficiently tall for larger plates and the 360 rotation of the drain allows me to place it for the proper orientation for my counter space. What I don't like is that they removed the wooden block for placement of knives. Knives now have to either be laid flat or stand loosely in the cutlery section. They also have an attachment for draining glassware or anything placed on the outer pegs, but it is stationary. It used to be part of the drain assembly and could be moved underneath the unit or pulled out as needed without interfering with drainage. The body is one unit so the attachments simply slide onto it. The older one I replaced had a rubber gasket around the body and the lower portion/drain, and it separated when a heavier cast iron pan was placed on it.Pros:360 rotation of drainLarger size (and height of sides) for pots and pansWine glass stand (this is an addition from the one I had before)Ample space for silverwareThe body of the rack is one piece making assembly easyCons:No cutlery block for knives (this is a change from my former one), but does have a smaller compartment for smaller itemsDrain assembly for cups, etc., on outside of the unit is stationary and hangs over about 3-4 inches into the sink (on the older one, it was part of the drain assembly and could be moved under the unit or pulled out)All in all this is the only dish rack I will ever buy. I tried two others when replacing mine, one was cheaper, the other much more expensive. Both were flimsy, cheaply made and did not hold larger items well at all, so they were returned.