OXO Large Capacity Dish Rack: Gray Freestanding Polypropylene & Stainless Steel Drying Rack for Kitchen

I love OXO kitchen products, it’s so reliable and never disappoints.

For the price, I thought it would last more than a year. The rubber caps on the bottom broke apart one by one...and the drip pan will not stay in place so water leaks all over the counter and its so annoying. Overpriced and poor quality!

It’s a perfect size and beautifully designed, but it does not drain well. The tray isn’t inclined enough for the water to actually drain, so it pools. As a result, the dishes and utensils don’t dry properly. Very expensive and not worth the money overall.

It is small and doesn't take up a lot of counter space, which I like. It holds just enough for in-between dishwasher cycles. Sturdy, too.

Does not drain well: the water sits and grows water mold under the dishes in the main compartment and in the water tray underneath. The water tray has a spout for draining but is not inclined enough for any water to drain. The pegs have also broken with wear and tear (<1yr)

Not what I ordered. Received a grey one. Completely different. I would return if it wasn't stylish. I also put a piece of cardboard out vane with so the water could drain better. Not worth the $40 something I paid. Not sure why it's says stainless steel. It's a sturdy plastic and steel as shown on the photos

Received a different oxo dish rack that appears to be discontinued. The one I received is grey and has a limited number of short tabs to hold up plates.

I like the method of draining the water this dish rack offers. I also like that the color hides water spots and residue buildup.

This is helpful and looks great on the counter

I've had this dish rack for over a year and I can honestly say that I don't like it for a few reasons: First, it doesn't have very good drainage and so it gets brown water mildew weekly. Cleaning it is extremely difficult because nothing really fits between the rows. A toothbrush is just slightly bigger than the rows are and even when you just try to use just a wet paper towel or a sponge, you end up banging your fingernails on the pegs and it really hurts. It's a time consuming and meticulous process that typically has pain involved. Second, the pegs are hard plastic and not very flexible, so they break off at the grey tips. Definitely would not recommend.