Bamboo Sink Drying Rack, Roll-Up Drain Rack - Over Kitchen Sink (17 x 12 in)

I refurbished a neighborhood Little Free Library and was happy to find this flat dish dryer to place on the bottom. It keeps the books from sitting in wind-blown rain and snow! It's easily removed to wipe up the floor of the box.

Love this! Very sturdy!

Doesn’t slip- but after 2 weeks use, the bamboo started getting mold spots. Yuck. I feel like I should be able to dry pots overnight without bleaching the drying rack.

Great idea, I have one made of metal with silicone covering the bars. This seemed like a good idea, but the bamboo is somewhat weaker than the one with metal rods. I can't put a really heavy pot on it, but otherwise it is good. I put this one in our rv where I don't really use heavy pots so much. Very convenient to set washed dishes to dry over the sink or a damp sponge, dishtowel, etc.

I recently purchased this sink drying rack, and I love it! I ordered the shorter one, but I it's still a little long for my sink. However, I made it work. It's quite sturdy, functional and quite covenient! Best of all, it's sustainable and made from bamboo, and it rolls up! I could easily use this on my kitchen counter, as well, but for now, over sink is where it'll stay! I love all the Airnex products I've bought thus far! As I try to live a more sustainable lifestyle, Airnex has become a big part of this, and I look forward to seeing more products from them.

Works, looks nice but flimsy

This product fits perfectly for our sink! We use it all the time and it’s great to put dirty dishes below it and clean ones on top. The best part is that it’s made of bamboo so it’s a non toxic and clean product!Worth the price and does the job!

I like using 'natural' products so gave this a try in my new house. I place a cotton drying towel on the counter with this dish drainer on top. It sits under a large, sunny south side window getting direct sun a couple hours a day. I've used it for approx 2 months & each load of laundry I wash the towel moving the bamboo mat. Today when I rolled it up to get the towel, I noticed a LOT of black patches on the bottom side. Mold? It's going right into the garbage. Back to the silicon mat I used to use & put in the dishwasher (I don't have now). By the way, not a fan of the coconut sponges. Too stiff & I couldn't wash the mildew smell out like my usual sponges. I place them in the sunny window after each use, but...