Kitchen

[January121]

It’s NOT for me .... such a redicilious invention .... it is ugly & I can see the water from the draining dishes all over the counter 👎

[ECBG]

Why can I see dishes falling into the sink and breaking????

I don't see this as being a wonderful addition!!!

[ECBG]

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@Kachina624 wrote:

Too bad they don't have a video on this item.  I need to see it fully loaded.  Didn't see the presentation. 

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@Kachina624 

I think with dishes falling, the video would be called a "thriller"!!!!

[Kachina624]

@ECBG It does create a very cluttered look but would be handy for those short on space.

[Desertdi]

I couldn't even REACH this gizmo........

[busymom22]

I know I probably am in the minority but I detest dish drainers.  I use my dishwasher and anything else washed by hand gets dried immediately by dish towels and put away.  Then I thoroughly clean and dry my sink and the area around it.

To me dripping dishes and the mess they make seems so unsanitary.  I don't like the clutter either.

[Mj12]

Video is up for K51298. 

[Still Raining]

Like we need more drips more drips around the sink.

Then where on earth to store that monster?

[proudlyfromNJ]

I would think it would stay right where it is, not stored. I use my dishwasher. I have never had a drain board for dishes as I don't hand wash.

[chickenbutt]

I've also not been interested in one of the 'over the sink' types.   I do keep a small dish drainer on one side of the sinks and that works fine for me.

Under it I have one of those mats that slopes down at one end so that any drainage goes into the sink, so it's a perfect set-up for me.

Ideally, maybe no dish drainer at all but I always have things that I hand-wash daily so it's just not practical to either not have one or to be able to put it away at any time.