HOME&I Silverware Drying Basket, Kitchen Sink Utensil Holder Replacement,Thin Dish Drying Rack Countertop Organizer Stainless Steel 304 Flatware Cutlery Caddy Hold for Dish Drainer (VERY Small-Round)

These things meet an ergonomic need that I've struggled with for DECADES: a silverware drying cup that is both capable of being washed completely clean AND made so it doesn't invite the handles or the tines of flatware to get all tangled up with each other or the silverware cup itself. The clip-on plastic cups, with drainage holes, that fit onto your dish rack meet the latter need, but they stain terribly over time, as plastic does. The compartmentalized metal ones clean up well with patience and the proper brush but are made of tubular gridwork that the handles and/or tines of your silverware get caught in and under. All it takes is for one fork or butter knife to fall over or go in leaning at an angle and slip over at the end from the compartment you put it in and stick out into the neighboring compartment, and all the rest of the silverware gets tangled up with it. AND the utensil that makes that initial lean usually manages to poke through the gridwork to the outside of the cup as well, but be almost impossible to dislodge because of all the other pieces of flatware that have become tangled up with it and each other. It was like dealing with those puzzles that have multiple pieces all tangled up until you find that one piece that needs to be pulled out just right to release all the other pieces. Super frustrating! What was needed was for someone to have the epiphany that a solid surface, not gridwork, stainless steel silverware drying cup could be made with drainage holes like the plastic ones. Simple, right? Apparently not, as it has taken years and years for this present item to show up. Now, it isn't precisely an analog of the familiar plastic silverware cup. It isn't compartmentalized. BUT after measuring my dish rack I purchased three of this item and all three fit perfectly along the approximately 11 5/8 inch left hand side of my stainless steel dish rack. Meaning I now have what is essentially a three-compartment, completely cleanable ergonomically designed silverware cup that does not create silverware logjams. A decades-long, major dishwashing irritation has been eliminated completely! Thank you to the company that makes these! ! !

Nothing wrong with the product so I gave it five stars but user error that I wanted to share. Please be aware that this is short, not taller than like 3 inches so if you wanna put tall knives or spatulas or anything in this, this is not the product for you! Regular silverware is fine but nothing taller than your basic fork. In hindsight, I should’ve gone with the medium option probably !

Works as described. It fits my tiny countertop dishwasher.

I got this to put on the drying rack next to the sink. I am the one who does the dishes and I asked the house to put the utensils in it after meals so I could easily find them all when I load the dishwasher. Sometimes the basket from the dishwasher is not available or still not yet unloaded (that's someone else's assignment). So, I can't just have them use those. I just wish it was bigger to hold more utensils from the days uses. Hangs nicely and doesn't allow small items to slide through. I like it, just wish it was bigger.

It's good

Nice unit, with lots of room and does not fall over.

Our chopsticks are the hardest thing to find a place for in the dishwasher. This solves that problem. Works great, easy to rinse out, not rusting (yet), if it does, i'll be back to update. Every Asian household needs this.

Solid product, but not packaged well. Arrived with dents and scratches on bottom plate.Replacement arrived with even more damage. Both the plate and holder were dented and bent. The unit needs to be padded and secured a bit more in its packaging.