Chef'n Plastic 401-281-004 DishGarden Dish Rack, 14 x 13.25 x 6.5 inches, White/Green

It's really neat. Functionally it's the best drying rack I've found so far, and it also is really fun and whimsical to have in the kitchen. At first I gave it -100 stars because of the TWO stupid stickers glued to it that take forever to remove. But then I gave it 105 stars for being cool and working well, so it ended up with 5 stars total. But I still HATE stickers that you can't remove without tearing and then scraping them off. I've found the secret recipe though: 1. spray the sticker with WD-40 and let it sit, WD-40 is a solvent and won't harm plastic. 2. Use a plastic scraper (doesn't leave scratches like metal scrapers) to remove the sticker. Repeat if you can't get it all off. 3. One the sticker gunk is gone, use rubbing alcohol to remove the greasy WD-40 residue. 4. Rinse the alcohol off with water and dry.

We recently moved into an apartment that has an absurdly small kitchen with almost no counter space. I wanted a dish rack that was low profile, but also fit more than 2 dishes in it!! My mother-in-law bought one of these and I was surprised at just how much it can hold, while still being relatively small and taking up minimal counter space. Very happy with my purchase! I was worried it might be a bit tricky to clean, with the way the little nubs/spikes are laid out, but honestly I can just spray it with some bleach, let it sit for a minute, then rinse with hot water and scrub any spots that still need it.I'd definitely recommend this for anyone that's got a kitchen where counterspace is scarce.

Compact but adequate space. Drain spout works great.

Ingenious. It is a great space saver on kitchen counter. It exceeds my expectations. Also Eliminates need for dish pad.

This dish rack is great. It holds everything, bottles, cups very efficiently for its size. It drains well. The white plastic is sturdy with some transparancy which gives it a softer look. Im very pleased.

The cutest dish rack and a very good, smart design. I even feel like doing dishes (sometimes, ha!)

So I bought one for my trailer because it is a small space, and this little gem works PERFECTLY!I do have a dishwasher at home, but I am always washing random items by hand like knives, cutting boards, pans, my favourite coffee mug, the coffee machine etc.After a few rounds with some of the best reviewed larger dish racks online (I have the space at home) and sending them back or giving them away (leaky, hard to clean, not draining without being propped up etc), I decided to go a bit smaller with this perfect little gem again.It is EXCELLENT! so thoughtfully designed. It is sturdy, made of thick, quality materials. The spout works perfectly. THe utensil cups snap in to place and never tip on you. Thedrying fingers are perfect for water bottles and letting things properly air out and dry. It fits a surprising amount of stuff, even my massice cutting board.Honestly, if you know anyone who is getting married, getting their first place, is expecting and will have baby bottles to wash and dry - get them this as a gift. It's a real gem.So much garbage on Amazon. So many fake reviews. I hope this one helps you skip the junk and get the good stuff!

I wasn't sure I needed another doohickey for the kitchen. I have so many odds and ends and bips and bops already, which made me a little hesitant to add yet another one to the pile. But I rationalized my search for a dish rack with the fact that I've been on the hunt for something that would hold and dry my wine glasses and champagne flutes, yet could also function as a general-purpose dish rack.I went to sweethome.com to get their recommendations. Their suggestions on kitchen equipment thus far have worked out for me. This Chef'n dish rack was one of many dish racks they recommended, however, the review came with the disclaimer that it was better suited for a smaller kitchen. I wanted something that was smaller, would fit into one side of my sink, yet could also look attractive and compact on the counter. This dish rack seemed to do the trick.Enter this dish rack. I bought it blindly—I never saw it in person. When I got it, I was afraid it was going to be too big for one side of my sink. It wasn't; it fit like a glove. The draining spout worked marvelously as well: the angle tilted just right to release the water that pooled at the bottom. And if it didn't (because my sink isn't level like a counter would be), I could just tilt the dish rack on one side, and all the water would escape. The plastic nodes within and along the edges of the dish rack hold up quite a number of dishes, from lighter ones to heavier ones. I love that the perimeter of the dish rack can be used to hang everything from mugs to wine glasses in order to allow air to circulate and dry my items faster.This dish rack makes me want to hand wash my dishes more, even though I hated washing dishes in the past. I'm excited to test the limits of this wonderful invention!