SurpahsOver Sink Foldable Multipurpose Roll-Up Dish Drying Rack, Silicone Wrapped Stainless Steel, Warm Gray, 17.5" x 13.1"

I wish I had purchased this rack years ago!!!! We live in Hawaii, and have always had bulky drying racks that end up getting moldy no matter how often we clean it due to the tropical climate. Kitchens in Hawaii are also usually quite small, so it was always frustrating having valuable counter space taken up by a dish rack. This rack has solved all of those problems, as well as problems I didn't know I had!Pros:1. It is so visually appealing. I think it looks wonderful with my marble countertops. It's no longer a big eyesore in my kitchen, and I have so much more counter space.2. It is a rubbery texture, which holds the dishes in place so they don't slide around.3. You can also use it to rinse and drain vegetables. I use it all the time to rinse vegetables and now I don't have to clean a strainer each time.4. It can be cleaned in the dishwasher.5. It rolls up easily and can fit under the counter when not in use.6. If you only want it to cover part of the sink, or to use a small portion of the rack, you can roll up the other end, and it will stay rolled with dishes on it.7. It's really sturdy, you can have really heavy pots and pans on it, but it won't bend at all.Cons:1. I honestly cannot think of any. Who would have thought I could be so excited about a dish rack?! I guess I am officially middle aged :)

Just ordered my second one and figured I'd share that this product is solid. We have had the larger 20.5" rack for a few years; it spans our sink for draining food and initial draining of wet dishes. The smaller 17.5" rack fits neatly in our stainless steel dish drainer to dampen the sounds of dishes on metal and stop the dishes from sliding around.

I love this, it solves all of my drain issues. I moved to a place with a dishwasher but still prefer to hamd wash certain items. I didn’t want the usual old school dish drainer and ran across this. I can roll it out and back up easily; it doesn’t take much space either. Very sturdy, I drained my 6 quart dutch oven on it with zero sag or slippage. I see using this for a very long time.

The media could not be loaded. I love this gadget for my sink. It sits over the edges of the sink so that as you wash dishes, you can set them on top of this rack and the dishes drip the water into the sink. If you’re doing a large load of dishes, this probably won’t work but for a small day-to-day items when you don’t want to run a full dishwasher or leave a cup sitting in the sink all day it works perfect it’s also great if you are washing fruits and vegetables to set them as they drip down before you go to peel or cut them. When not a use it folds up and you can still leave it on the side or put it under your sink. It’s very sturdy and you can even set pots and pans on top of it. It’s better than one of those clunky racks that sits on the side of your sink.

Attractive material and color. Silicone doesn’t harm new countertops. Adds extra surface space so wet items don’t drip on counter or have to sit in sink. Can put bulky metal items on top (air fryer pan) for washing and no worries about scratching sink below. Can drape wet wash cloth on it to dry out as well as rinse off fruits and veggies. Can fold it back to open up more sink area below as needed. I’m sure I will find more uses for it as time goes on!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND

I like this take but it drives my husband crazy. Me love the fact I don’t have a dish drainer on the counter. This works great for me.

I never post reviews but am making an exception now because - well, this product is exceptional. It is, and does, everything the manufacturer claims. Its high quality and elegant design take utility to a new level. I bought the small size in warm gray. It looks unobtrusively great, fits perfectly over my kitchen sink, and holds more items than I thought it would. It rates 5 stars for versatility since I can use it to dry dishes, increase counter space when cooking, drain washed fruit and veggies., or just set things on. I can tuck the ends of my kitchen gloves between the rods so that they hang down to dry out of sight and out of the way. Also, vanity counter space here is very limited, making hair styling a bit of a challenge. Where to set brushes or the blow dryer where it wouldn't fall or get wet? My workarounds were so-so. Then I tried the mat - perfect! This is a hard water area; spots form on everything that's not hand dried, including the mat. But you'd never know it. So far, a damp sponge is all it takes to wipe away spots of any kind, including strawberry juice. Sturdiness: While I haven't tested it with a Dutch oven yet, it easily holds several large cans of tomatoes, plus a full Brita pitcher, and that thing is heavy as lead. In short, this mat delivers and is simply a joy to use. It's one of those things I will always want to have and have already recommended to others.