This finally arrived yesterday, and I put it to work right away. Not much setup was needed, just attaching the drain spout to the bottom hole, and that was about it. This was more of a light pinkish tan-looking rack, not green like those pictures on the product page, but all is good, and I like this look better. The rack itself seems to be quite durable, and the back side is taller than the front, not too thin at all, and it won't crack easily with normal use. The cut-out handles on the sides make it easy to move and carry. It has 4 non-skid stands at the bottom. The White drain board at the bottom has a little curve at the center, not flat, to help drain water from above. Speaking of which, this does not drain as well as I thought it would. The bottom is very flat, so I had to add a little padding to the 2 stands at the back so the water would drain into the hole. It was an easy fix, and it drained out most of the water. The other thing I had to adjust was that I had to place the corner near the drain hole closer to the sink since the spout is not long enough to reach the sink. There is nothing wrong with this; I just had something else in place, and there was not enough room to place it right next to the sink. It would be nice to have the drain hole in the center, and the spout is long enough to reach all 4 sides instead of just 2. Anyway, this is still a very nice-looking and useful rack to have for me. It's easy to place the dishes onto the drain board, and the spacing seems to be good enough, not too tight or too close. This rack is very easy to wash and clean as needed, not too big or too clunky to move around. I am not worried about this getting rusted either.

I've always used the traditional style dish drainer, but since using a dishwasher, I really don't need anything that large anymore. This one fits my lifestyle much better and doesn't take up nearly as much counter space. I especially like the way it's positioned along the side of the sink rather than taking up a large area beside it. The clear material and gold trim give it a nice appearance, and it looks good enough that I don't mind leaving it out on the counter. The directional drain is another feature I really like because I can position it toward the sink and keep water from collecting on the counter. There's still plenty of room for the few dishes, glasses, utensils, or other items that I wash by hand. It feels sturdy, is easy to clean, and is just a much better size for the way I use a dish drainer today.

This drainer has been such a convenient addition to our kitchen! It is especially handy on days when our main dishwasher is completely full and we still have extra pots, pans, or delicate items that need to be handwashed. It completely saves the day by giving us a dedicated, organized spot to air-dry those extra dishes without cluttering up the counters.The size is ideal for everyday use, and features like the attached cutlery caddy and the rotatable drainage spout keep everything neat and dry. The clear green plastic with gold accents also gives it a surprisingly stylish look on the countertop. It is a solid, practical solution for any busy kitchen!

Dish Drainers for Kitchen Counter, Drain Board, Cutlery CaddyClear Gray with Gold Accents dish drying rack, rotatable spout, non-slip feet, fits 6 bowls, 16 plates, 18 utensilsThis is a nice dish rack. It’s not very large, so probably not what you’re looking for if you frequently wash large loads of dishes by hand. But it’s nice if you’re only doing a few dishes at a time and you don’t want it to take up your entire counter space.I like that the spout can be rotated to point it into your sink exactly where you want it. I drains really well. I’m not noticing any large amounts of water or puddles left behind. It’s nice that the utensil cup and plate rack are removable so all pieces can be cleaned and dried easily when not in use.

There are some things about this I really think are great like the little drain tray that will let water drain into the sink. The built-in slots are also nice for holding dishes and plates. It is pretty small though and doesn't really have anywhere for cups or glasses (hence the 4 stars), but it does have a separate albeit small holder for silverware. This would be great for a single person or for where there is minimal counter space next to the sink, but as it is pretty small it probably wouldn't work well for a larger family.