Kitchen Roll up Sink Dish Drying Rack, Dish Drainer, Stainless Steel Foldable Over The Sink Roll Up Dish Drainer (17.8''x11.8'')

I was skeptical when I bought this, but have been pleasantly surprised at how well the size fit my sink, and how durable it is. I lay the dishes to dry and it doesn't take up counter space. Or I lay a few paper towels on it and lay veggies there when I've cut and rinsed them .... they drain back into the sink. When I'm done, I rinse it off, roll it up and stand it beside the sink to drain and air dry. That leaves nothing on the counter! I ordered another one for my sister.

I have no bathroom counter space and I read a hack about using this. I put it over the sink to lay my hair dryer, curling iron, etc on. Works great, now I don't worry so much about electricution.

It fits across one side of my double sink. It's great for those of us who don't have many dishes to wash %26 dry. No towel or pad to stay wet.

Water drips down into sink, dish cloth can drip into sink to dry. Can put a pan to cool off without hurting countertop.

It is definitely not as heavy duty as the name brand item I previously owned, but the design is the same and the purpose is versatile. It is well worth what was spent.

Feels flimsy. A stainless steel straw would be a better material. I have it on flat surface not across the sink. Although, It does fit across horizontal— not vertical | across the top. Folding is easy to store. Got this to keep dishes from sitting flat on the countertop. I have a rack in the sink already, but don't like having the cups and plates together.

It's easy to use. Strength could be better to hold a full dish rack. The length %26 width does need to be longer %26 wider so it fits a full size sink

I saw a high quality version and was expecting that. Pipes are too weak to hold any weight. Other one the pipes across were covered with the same material as the frame.

i don't like it because it is very flimsy. I dont think it would support much.

Because the bars are not coated in silicon, they are slippery, causing dishes to fall unless you must lay them flat. This means you can dry one plate and a few pieces of silverware, then it's full. After 3 weeks they discolored and appear to be on their way to rusting.