Triangle Roll Up Dish Drying Rack for Over The Sink - Corner Sink Caddy - Kitchen Organizer Rack with Silicone Coated Stainless Steel Rods - Sponge & Dish Rag Holder - Black

I was a little worried that this might not work for the kind of sink I have. In the ad it is pictured with an under-mount sink, where it is flush with the counter. So I wondered how it might work with a sink, that is not an under-mount. It does indeed work with my over-mount, and it is awesome!! I love it.Now I have a spot to set the dish-soap and bleach-water, and don’t need to look to see which side of the sink the last person left them. I have a big deep sink, and this does not seem to be too large at all. I think even with a smaller sink, it is quite low profile. My sink is deep enough that it doesn’t even interfere with the small corner that it actually covers.Caveats:1. You will need flat bottomed bottles-so it will lay nicely on the rounded rods. I had to switch out one of my bottles that had coca-cola style bottom to a flat bottomed one.2. With either sink style, is that there is some temptation to use the shelf all the way to the edges—which would result in water on the counter-top-- keeping those things in mind, there are no issues. This is a really convenient gadget.

Triangle Roll Up Dish Drying Rack for Top of Sink - Roll Up Shelf Organizer Dish Drying RackI have a larger version of this that we only unroll over the sink when we need it and otherwise keep stored under the sink. But this little triangle version is so useful that it now permanently lives. I used to constantly prop our sponge at an angle so it would dry, but now it lays on the rack. I use it for my coffee spoon every morning, as a clean place to put it between cups of coffee. When I wash a peach for breakfast, I just set it there until it dries. And when we have guests over, we just roll it up and put it under the sink. I thought the big roll-up sink racks were a neat invention, but this little doo-dad is genius. I can put a couple of mugs on it and stays sturdy. I also use it to let glass food jars dry upside down when we've finished the salsa or whatever was in them and are ready to recycle the glass. even my husband has taken to using it. I ordered the gray one, which is fine, but our contertops are black so I'm going to get the black one. I think it'll look more refined by blending in better.Truly an awesome kitchen invention.

This roll up corner drying rack is a lot bigger than I anticipated.. but I'm not mad about it. I have quite a large sink so it looks proportional covering up a large corner. But I'd imagine for a smaller or more compact sink, it'd get in the way. The instructions say that you can trim off 1-2 "sticks" at the end, so you can consider doing that if your sink is small. It's easy to clean and can easily be rolled up to be tucked away when not in use.This dish rack did not lay flat when I first got it, but after a few hours of having things sit on top to dry, it flattened out. It is strong and I can tell it's durable enough to last me quite a while. I was able to rest 2 heavy mugs on top, and I even tried its strength with a small cast iron pot. It did not budge at all. Impressive. There are many other ways you can use drying racks too, like for drying cleaning cloths or even fruits; but for my lifestyle I just need it for cups or a pot to quickly dry. The white color also looks really clean and goes well against my white marble countertops too.

I have a small sink and was expecting this to be a tab bit smaller. It still works and is handy to have on the sink to dry veggies or store a sponge to dry. The presentation of this item was an experience, and the product was equally as cool, but it’s kind of large for my sink. I have to push it back on the counter so it doesn’t take up a large portion of the sink. Great concept, just wish they offered a smaller size and included the dimensions!

I have seen these triangle roll-up dish dryers for a little while now. I was really excited to see that it came in white, which matches my new sink perfectly. It fits the corner of our sink very well.When we don’t need it, we can roll it up and put it away. It can be placed under the sink in a small area. Super easy to roll-up. I have a feeling that it will be out quite often because of the dish items that can’t be put through the dishwasher. Items like straws, lids, or other odd shaped products. Having a long brush, and a straw cleaner will be on the edge of the corner of the sink drying rack.I’m really excited to put this out and start taking advantage of it. It looks really nice, feels sturdy, and doesn’t overpower my sink. I’m very happy with the price of the triangle sink dryer. Good deal here.

This is a perfect little problem-solving kitchen gadget. Sits easily on the sink and feels surprisingly sturdy. There’s some silicone that rest on the counter service, but the little drying bars feel like a heavy duty metal. The gray is a nice neutral. Can roll up neatly and be put in utensil drawer if needed. Just stick in the dishwasher to give it a quick

Love that it blends it with our white quartz countertop. It's a handy/dandy rack for kitchen sponge. We tried suction type of holder which never works well. This is perfect for that purpose. As shown in the picture it fits a sponge and a bottle of hand soap. I like the fact that it does not take up extra space in the sink or the counter top.

I love this! It is minimalistic, but it does the job. My scrub brush handle fits down in between the rungs. My other sponges fit nicely on top of them, allowing it to drip dry. I did have to cut two of the poles off. They cut off easily with a regular pair of kitchen scissors. I did this so it would fit better in my sink. It is nice to know that if I had a bigger sink, it would’ve fit well. The silicone bottom of this keeps it from sliding around.