Kmiectse Dish Drying Rack 1-tier for Counter 🧽
Description:
This space-saving dish drying rack is designed to keep a small kitchen countertop tidy while holding everyday plates, bowls and utensils. It fits compact spaces and directs water to the sink with a rotating spout, making it practical for apartments and busy households.
Key Points
The rack accommodates up to 8 plates and several cups and bowls, offering an organized place to air-dry commonly used dishes. A built-in utensil holder keeps forks, spoons and knives upright so they dry faster and remain accessible. The central drainage holes paired with a 360° rotating spout let you aim runoff directly toward the sink, reducing countertop puddles and cleanup time. 😊
Construction uses a rust-resistant finish that helps the rack withstand humid kitchen environments, and the whole unit assembles without tools in about 30 seconds for instant use. Its compact footprint of 15.2 x 11.1 x 5.7 inches is meant to fit small counters while still providing practical capacity. Consider that very large platters or oversized cookware may not sit comfortably on this smaller organizer.
Technical Specifications
- Name: Kmiectse Dish Drying Rack
- Dimensions: 15.2 x 11.1 x 5.7 inches
- Capacity: 8 plates plus cups and utensils
- Material: stainless steel with anti-corrosion coating
- Drain spout: 360° rotating spout with central drainage holes
- Assembly: tool-free, approximately 30 seconds
Usage Recommendations
Place the rack close to the sink and rotate the spout so water drains freely into the basin, especially if your countertop is level and does not slope toward the sink. For faster drying, spread taller items around the edges and keep utensils separated in the holder so air circulates between pieces. If you wash delicate glassware, lay them near the back or use a towel underneath to reduce the risk of tipping. 🍽️
Regularly wipe the base and check the drainage holes to prevent buildup of residue. Although the finish is rust-resistant according to the manufacturer, allow the rack to dry between heavy uses to extend longevity.
