(5 pack) Mainstays Self-Draining Dish Drainer and Drainboard Sink Set with Retractable Spout, White

If you have a full-sized kitchen or more than a one-person household, you may be happier with a larger drying rack. If you have a small kitchen and only one or two people, this may be just right.

I love this dish drainer, it's a little bit , Smaller than what I was hoping for, But I still love it %26 it gets the job done... I really like the design of it %26 it's easier, for me to get the water out of it by just tilting it a little Bit %26 all the water comes Right out of it...I really like this dish Drainer %26 i love how big the part for the spoons %26 forks to drain is also...I love, This dish drainer %26 I highly recommend it.

This dish drying rack is very well made. I am very disappointed it does not fit into my sink. I have been searching for a dish dryer such as this but cannot find the right one. I was so very happy with this one until I found that it is slightly large for my sink.

I'm pretty impressed with this dish drainer. It a larger sized one . The plastic is sturdy and not just cheap thin kind. The drain outlet can be pushed back in and under it to get it out the way. I would rather have it in black color but white is ok and fresh looking. Plenty of space for plates , bowls and cups then a corner it has an area for silverware. I like it alot.

I wanted a small dish drainer and I did not look at measurements, but it works but takes up more countertop space than I like. I have looked every where for a small one possibly one that fits inside my sink asI only wash dishes for just me. I'll continue looking till I found that small one. Other than that for the price it's great and very sturdy. I do not recommend for those thinking this is small as it's not at all. If this is small hate to see what a medium size is Lol this is a medium size and takes up room if not much countertop space.😊

Well, it was time to replace another sink rack I didn't even have for a year. Don't get me wrong, I really loved it, it was chrome, it worked great, it looked amazing, until rust decided to attack it. UGH! We have hard water here too, so the previous chrome was a bit of an issue. Enter the Mainstays sink-set. It's plastic, no assembly required, excluding sliding out the retractable water spout. Decided on this in white and in plastic for 2 reasons: 1. NO RUST / 2. LESS VISIBLE HARD WATER STAINS. Happy with the purchase so far and it does what it should. It's sturdy and holds the plates, bowls, cups and utensils in place. The separate 'bucket' for utensils is part of the shape, it does not detach. The only thing I would suggest would be more drainage holes on the utensil 'bucket'. But overall not a deal breaker. It does the job, fits nice on the counter and I am glad I got this sink set.

I have needed a dish strainer for awhile and honestly put it off because of how expensive they are on Amazon. I started shopping one Walmart and seen this product for $6. Very much worth it and wish I would've looked on Walmart sooner. It's actually a lot bigger than expected and also very durable. It holds more than enough dishes and my plates fit perfectly in the slots. I love how simple it is to clean and the drain spout ensures no water stays on the underneath tray so it doesn't get stagnant. For the price I'm so amazed at the quality. If your putting off buying a dish rack, just spend $6 on this one. As a family of 4, this has plenty of space and fits my needs perfectly.

This dish drain is quite large. It will no fit in a sink, so it needs to sit on the counter next to the sink. The drain spout would work fine if you have an undermount or stainless steel sink that has a thin edge. My sink has a rather thick overlap, so the drain will not work properly. If this has higher legs to raise the whole thing up by 1/2" to 3/4", it would fix the problem.

This is a great size for an apartment counter top, fits perfectly underneath the sink when not in use. The retractable drain spout is an added bonus. The only thing that I dislike about it is that it leaks. I have to put a towel underneath it, which defeats the purpose. I would return it if I was able to drive back to the store

The idea behind this design is good but the reality is that the drain area is not good. First of all, if you have a lip on your sink then this does not drain as expected. The legs on this should be longer/taller. The hole that the water drains thru could be bigger and after about 4 months of use, the section where the drain pull out is, allows water to seep out so my counter kept getting wet underneath the unit.