Chef'n Plastic Dish Garden Dish Rack, Compact & Stylish - Ideal for Small Kitchens, Space-Saving Two-Tier Design with Movable Utensil Holders & Drain Spout (White/Green)

So I bought one for my trailer because it is a small space, and this little gem works PERFECTLY! I do have a dishwasher at home, but I am always washing random items by hand like knives, cutting boards, pans, my favourite coffee mug, the coffee machine etc. After a few rounds with some of the best reviewed larger dish racks online (I have the space at home) and sending them back or giving them away (leaky, hard to clean, not draining without being propped up etc), I decided to go a bit smaller with this perfect little gem again. It is EXCELLENT! so thoughtfully designed. It is sturdy, made of thick, quality materials. The spout works perfectly. THe utensil cups snap in to place and never tip on you. Thedrying fingers are perfect for water bottles and letting things properly air out and dry. It fits a surprising amount of stuff, even my massice cutting board. Honestly, if you know anyone who is getting married, getting their first place, is expecting and will have baby bottles to wash and dry - get them this as a gift. It's a real gem. So much garbage on Amazon. So many fake reviews. I hope this one helps you skip the junk and get the good stuff!

I was hesitant to purchase such an expensive dish rack but came to know that the handheld juicer I loved so much was a Chef'n brand. Their products are sturdy, ergonomic and have superior designs comparable to the OXO brand I also love. The dish rack features the larger "hills" on the outside and smaller "hills" on the inside to help you sort and stack dishes and bowls. I love the outer hills to store water goblets. There are two small green cups for utensils. I find this dish rack to be perfect for one to two people, or perhaps for those with dishwashers who have a little extra to hand wash. It could certainly be useful to a small family who uses just a few cups or plates with each meal. The spout is genius since you can open and close it. This means that you could close the spout while loading, then open it (to drain) while leaving the entire rack in the sink to dry. Since I Ieave mine on the countertop to dry, some water from glasses spills but I just wipe it up. I find if I position the glasses just right, they drip into the sink instead. You can't see it from the picture but the disk rack has a slight slope to it so it drains well. I'm hoping this keeps the rack cleaner longer. Overall, I would highly recommend it to family and friends. I'm sad I waited so long to purchase this incredible product! When mine arrived it was missing one of the tiny green feet. I emailed the company, and a couple of weeks later my dish rack is absolutely perfect. Their customer service via email was perfect! On their website I noticed that if you are missing any parts, you can always email and ask them to send you a small part. They sent the part free of charge, which might seem insignificant but it shows they truly care about customer satisfaction.

Love this. Am buying for a second time for my small kitchen. My first one lasted 10 years. It's sturdy, rust resistant, and has large capacity. Its design allows for versatile way of stacking dishes, glasses, cookware and utensils.

Without question, this tiny rack can handle a big load of dishes. I loved how easily and naturally it drained into my sink. If it got a little dirty, it was an easy clean-up. But after using it for only 5 months the nozzle that pours into the sink has torn off. I've hardly folded it back and forth (as it's meant to do) and as I was cleaning around that area I noticed the plastic had begun to disintegrate. It's certainly the one area that gets gunky so you do need to give it a gentle wipe. I wasn't rough on it, so it's disappointing it's failed so soon. Another small quibble is the rubber nubs on the feet fall out all the time. I do keep a rubber mat under it so I'm not worried about my countertop but again a small design failure for what otherwise is a very functional and appealing looking dish rack. While it's features when it functions are great, a kitchen necessity like this should last much more than 5 months with regular (but not abusive) use.

Like another reviewer, I purchased this based on a review on ThisSweetHome.com. I'm already in a New York City apartmment with a kitchen that doesn't have much counter space. My landlord replaced a messed up cabinet with one that left only 9 inches on one side of the sink and I really didn't want my old rack sitting in the middle of the larger counter space which is the only place it fit. I figured this was the lesser of evils because it's shape would leave more of the front of that larger side for actual food prep. I was really pleased to find that it fits perfectly on the smaller side when pushed back into the corner. The feet are just barely back from the sink edges but it is so solid I don't have to worry about tipping. So, it does what I wanted. But it is really just a lovely design. Like others have said, I didn't think I could be happy about something like a dish rack but their designers get 6 stars for this one. It's simple and functional but unique and appealing in a way that few household products measure up to. I'm going to call it "low cost" because it is so sturdy It seems like something that will last many years while the cheaper racks I've purchased are generally not good for more than 2 or 3. I've grown accustomed to the idea that as someone without a lot of financial resource, I'm just going to be stuck with chintsy products. This is much more like items my parents and grandparents had which lasted their lifetimes.

My sister recommended this to me, and well worth it! Fairly heavy duty and sturdy with a large capacity, fits perfectly in the corner on our counter and is able to hold a large amount of items. Perfect especially for breast pump parts with cups for holding small items and larger space for bottles and milk collectors too.

I would never have imagined that a circular dish rack would make sense, but it really does. It doesn't force linear arrangements of dishes that...don't fit together linearly, like typical dish racks require. It handles a variety of dish types at the same time. The "stalks" on the "floor" keep every piece up above the "floor". And all the "stalks" around the outside edge are EXTREMELY USEFUL; that may be the best feature, having so many of those compared to a typical rectangular rack that only has a few. And it takes up less space on my counter. And it's surprisingly sturdy! Very glad that I bought this.

I wasn't sure I needed another doohickey for the kitchen. I have so many odds and ends and bips and bops already, which made me a little hesitant to add yet another one to the pile. But I rationalized my search for a dish rack with the fact that I've been on the hunt for something that would hold and dry my wine glasses and champagne flutes, yet could also function as a general-purpose dish rack. I went to sweethome.com to get their recommendations. Their suggestions on kitchen equipment thus far have worked out for me. This Chef'n dish rack was one of many dish racks they recommended, however, the review came with the disclaimer that it was better suited for a smaller kitchen. I wanted something that was smaller, would fit into one side of my sink, yet could also look attractive and compact on the counter. This dish rack seemed to do the trick. Enter this dish rack. I bought it blindly—I never saw it in person. When I got it, I was afraid it was going to be too big for one side of my sink. It wasn't; it fit like a glove. The draining spout worked marvelously as well: the angle tilted just right to release the water that pooled at the bottom. And if it didn't (because my sink isn't level like a counter would be), I could just tilt the dish rack on one side, and all the water would escape. The plastic nodes within and along the edges of the dish rack hold up quite a number of dishes, from lighter ones to heavier ones. I love that the perimeter of the dish rack can be used to hang everything from mugs to wine glasses in order to allow air to circulate and dry my items faster. This dish rack makes me want to hand wash my dishes more, even though I hated washing dishes in the past. I'm excited to test the limits of this wonderful invention!

Très hygiénique et costaud

Love this 'groovy' style sink rack. It fits perfectly in our smaller sink, is super cool, looks wise and it holds loads of dishes. This is the best sink rack I have ever had... I hope it lasts a long, long time. Love it !!

I splashed out on the Dish Garden over 9 years ago because I liked the look of it and was fed-up with the lack of practicality of conventional washing up racks. It's pretty and makes me smile. Easy to clean, drains easily and, most importantly, holds all sorts of combinations of things (including awkward shapes) easily and securely. I usually put cups and glasses on the 'fence' around the edge. Some people have said it doesn't hold plates easily but that isn't the case. Like everything in life, you have to try various ways and you will find the one that works. Others have said that the draining spout falls out. Yes, it can do sometimes (mine's only done it twice in 9 years). You just have to take the time to clip it back in. I'm afraid we live in an "if it's not perfect 100% of the time I can't be bothered" world. This is the best washing-up rack I've ever had and still looks fabulous after nearly 10 years. Considering the amount of money I would have spent on other ones over these years, and the time it has saved me trying to pile washing-up precariously (my husband says my stacking up of loads of stuff on this thing is almost an art form) and the fact that it still looks new, it's well worth the price. And, as a former garden designer, it's an apt addition to my kitchen. I'd definitely buy a new one if I needed to - but I don't!

Maravilhoso, amei. chegou antes do prazo. Perfeito.

Gracias muy feliz con mi compra gran servicio y calidad amazon eres único gracias.😀