THANSTAR Collapsible Dish Drying Rack Portable Dinnerware Drainer Organizer for Kitchen RV Campers Travel Trailer Space Saving Kitchen Storage Tray

I was struggling with a traditional dish drainer for our RV. Traditional drainers are too large, too heavy, and hard to store. This drainer is fantastic and very versatile. There is a drain in the bottom than can be set to go directly into the sink if no matter if you set the drainer on the countertop or set it across the sink. We have a dual sink and it fits perfectly across the top. Super lightweight and very easy to fold and store. I love it so much I may get one for my home. I was also surprised at how much capacity it has. Looks great and works perfectly. A must have for any RV.

Bought for our RV kitchen sink. Works great and fits perfect in sink for water to drain. Sturdy to stack dishes on and also folds down to store easy under sink. Water drains through the bottom and dries pretty quick.

We bought this for our little camper. Space is an issue, so the fact that this folds down small is a big plus. We got to use this last week. It works great! It's sturdy and is the right size for the 2 of us. We really like this product.

I am a college student who got sick of sharing my dishes with roommates who would refuse to clean them, leaving me with always dirty dishes. My solution was to keep a set of dishes in my room, and this has assisted me greatly! It has a decent amount of room and can fit a set of dirty dishes, and makes it easy to bring them to the sink in one go. Since it has a drainage, it is also relatively easy to clean out the rack. The only gripe I have is that for me, the silverware constantly falls out of the compartment if put handle side down in the compartment because there are large drainage "holes" separating the small compartments from the main compartment, which the handles slip into.

This folds up easily and compactly. It will be great for camping. I like that it has a spout so you can put it on a counter too.

We are fulltime RVers. Space is precious and I've been using a drying mat for a couple years. Tired of everything going everywhere, I tried this rack out. As you can see in pics, I use the drying mat as extra space if I have a lot. I don't do it often, but this time I had: 2 dessert bowls and 2 fruit bowls. A bowl, small plate and 2 dinner plates (bamboo that are smaller and lightweight for RVing). 4 coffee cups, 2 small glasses, cooking utensils, reusable storage bag, flatware, and a dog food bowl.Complaints about breaking the Flatware holder has to be from manhandling it. They are flimsy, but with care it won't break. My flatware stands up because I make sure they're sitting in the little grooves. Yes they can fall out, if you're in a hurry. Slow down, it's just dishes.My reusable storage bags actually dry faster than when I used cups underneath to hold them open.Recommend for small spaces. I also wash my produce and let it drain in the rack.

Pan is adequately large and the collapsible feature is great for storage. The drain also works, but the manufacturer used an oring that is too large to seal the drain to the bottom of the pan. It doesn't snap on easily and once on, you cannot rotate the drain into position. As a result, you have to remove the drain each time to position it to work. Due to the plastic connection to the pan, this won't last long before the plastic tabs wear out and this feature is no longer useable.

This is a nice dish rack, albeit small. Since there’s only two of us, I like to do dishes after every meal so I never have a lot of dishes at one time. I like that they can drain and an hour later I can just put them away, no drying necessary.