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

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 is by far the best quality dish rack I’ve ever owned. I was a little shocked at the cost, but it’s very well made, sturdy, and easy to clean. It looks great on my counter. The silverware basket comes off for easy cleaning. It drains the water really well into my sink. Well worth the price.

It's very sturdy. And stylish. Love it

I would never think of spending $100. on a dish rack BUT I like quality and I'm in the kitchen alot. So some things are important to me! So far, the tongs for the glasses are still holding up and everything is in good shape. I have to have that side close to my sink so the water drips into it as it has no drip tray there. I've had this rack for about 2 years now. You will learn how to organize your dishes on it the more you use it. Some things fit better in certain places. I love the wine glass rack. Your nice glasses are out of the way from getting abused by heavier dishes. And there's a drip panel that you pull down to catch the water drops from those wine glasses. The silverware tray is very generous in size and holds a lot.

Love this. It’s much bigger and holds more dishes than most drain boards.There’s just the two of us and we don't have a working dishwasher but even before this place we didn’t have a dishwasher at all so we are used to washing dishes by hand.It’s very well made and sturdy, it drains perfectly. We have hard water and it doesn’t leave spots.The only improvement I would say they could make would be to make one where both sides are for regular glasses.We have no use for the wine glass holder. I don’t even own stemmed wine glasses.I’ve used it a few times to hang a baking mat on it just because I was too lazy to dry it and I have no where to store the wine glass attachment so I did hook it up.But it would be more useful to me to be able to hold more regular drink glasses and I wish that was an option.The price is high but it’s stainless steel and you don’t need anything else like a mat under it. I’d say the quality, the fact that it is stainless steel steel and the size make the price fair.It’s awesome that you can turn the drain any way you want to fit your counter or for example, we are used to having the silverware holder closest to our sink and we set it up the same way. That was a selling point for me. But I was planning to send it back if it wasn’t bigger than my last drain board. So the size mattered most in the end.If you are hesitant, buy it.

This is a review for the standard version of the simplehuman dish drying rack.Very happy with the product! It’s times like these that I wish I could give reviews in half-star increments as this surely deserves a 4.5! However, I have to ding it slightly as the plastic drip tray for the mugs feels a little flimsy and doesn’t extend out far enough for larger mugs. Also, the MSRP seems steep for what you’re getting ($99.99 at the time of this review). Somewhere around the $80 range would seem fairer.With those caveats out of the way, I have nothing but praise for the design! The swivel drainage is a nice touch and allows you to use the dish drainer either way around (this could be critical for people with limited countertop space). The size is just right for 2 or 3 people and allows for a good selection of pots, plates, cutlery, and mugs. The fingerprint-proof stainless steel is sleek. And the wine holder section is very sturdy.All in all, I’d recommend this. Although, I’d suggest holding off until a sale because, as I mentioned, the MSRP seems a little on the high side. Put it in your Honey Droplist and keep an eye on it!

I really hesitated to push the “buy” button because of the cost. I left it in the cart for days, but kept coming back because of the reviews and possibility that it might solve my kitchen counter messiness. We became vegan aa year ago, and I am cooking from scratch which results in lots of pots and pans and utensils. This very sturdy unit hold so much!!! I love that the water drains into the sink instead of pooling on the countertop. I also like the cup holders on the outside edge and the sturdy utensils holder. Glad I spent the money for a quality product. One small minus: It is large and blocky looking, so it might not look great in a small kitchen even if it fits on the counter.