Kitchen Utensil Drying Rack with Drip Tray for Counters
Wet chopsticks, spoons and forks stand upright in their own slots and drain into the tray below, so the counter stays dry after dinner. The divided tube and matching drip tray come as a two-piece set in four soft pastel finishes.
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Wet chopsticks, spoons and forks stand upright in their own slots and drain into the tray below, so the counter stays dry after dinner. The divided tube and matching drip tray come as a two-piece set in four soft pastel finishes.
Keeps chopsticks, spoons and forks organized and drying on the counter
- cluttered countertop utensils
- wet utensils left pooling
- mixed cutlery tangled together
- poor drainage in sink area
Every utensil dries upright, the counter stays clear.
Wet chopsticks, spoons and forks no longer pile up and drip across the counter. Each one stands in its own slot and drains into the matching tray.
Every utensil gets its own place to dry
- Divided slots that keep utensils apart
Each chopstick, spoon and fork drops into its own slot. The divided tube stops long chopsticks from sliding into a tangle, and every piece stands upright so air reaches the wet surface.
- A drip tray that catches the water
Drainage holes run down the body and open into the matching base tray. Water leaves the utensils and collects in the tray instead of spreading across the counter.
- Soft pastels for a tidier counter
The glossy white body comes with mint, coral, powder blue and khaki inserts. The colors are soft enough to sit out on the counter without looking like a gadget.
Tube and tray, both in the box
- Utensil holder tube×1
Divided open-top tube with drainage holes along the body.
- Drip tray×1
Matching base tray that catches water running off the tube.
Simple to rinse, simple to keep
- Wipe the body
The glossy plastic wipes clean with a damp cloth.
- Empty the tray
Empty the drip tray regularly so water does not sit and go stale.
- Keep it out of direct sun
Heat can warp plastic and fade the inserts, so keep it away from the stove.
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It is built as a compact, tall oval, so it suits the corner beside a sink or the end of a narrow counter. If your gap is tight, measure the height first, since the tube stands tall.
The body is smooth glossy plastic that wipes clean and handles daily use by the sink. Keep it away from the stove and direct sun, because heat is what warps plastic and fades the colored inserts.
Yes. The divided tube takes chopsticks, spoons and forks, plus the odd knife or garlic press. Each piece gets its own slot, so forks do not tangle with spoons.
A flat rack lets chopsticks slide together and pool water on the counter below. This tube holds each utensil upright, and the tray underneath catches the drips. If you only dry plates, keep your rack. For cutlery, this fixes what the flat rack misses.
You get the tube and the drip tray in one purchase, so there is no second item to chase. Two pieces that clear the sink every night cost less than the daily mess they stop. If you also want to tidy other tools, see kitchen gadgets.
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