Triangle Sink Corner Drain Rack for Sponges and Produce
Your sink corner becomes a drain-ready basket that holds sponges and produce while water runs out the base. The counter stays dry and the sink edge stays clear. It suction-mounts in seconds with no drilling, so it works in a rental as well as a home.
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Your sink corner becomes a drain-ready basket that holds sponges and produce while water runs out the base. The counter stays dry and the sink edge stays clear. It suction-mounts in seconds with no drilling, so it works in a rental as well as a home.
Turns an empty sink corner into a drainage basket for produce and sponges
- cluttered sink edges
- wet sponges left on the counter
- fruit and vegetables rinsing into the sink without a holder
- wasted corner space
Turn your sink corner into a drain-ready basket
Wet sponges piling up on the counter and produce tumbling into the basin? This triangle rack suction-mounts in the empty corner and lets water drain away while everything stays put.
A corner shape that uses space you already have

Fits the corner you already have
The triangle sits in the empty corner and keeps the middle of the sink open. Fruit and sponges sit in a basket that tucks against two walls instead of spreading across the counter. If you want a dedicated spot for scrubbing, the cleaning sponges kitchen range pairs well with it.

Drains so nothing sits wet
Cut-out holes and a perforated base let water run straight out. The small legs lift potatoes, carrots and sponges off the bottom, so they dry instead of sitting in a puddle. Rinse the basket after meals and the holes stay clear.

Mounts with no tools
A suction cup holds the rack to the sink edge, and side tabs keep it steady. Nothing gets screwed into the sink or tile and no adhesive is needed, which matters if you rent. Press it onto a dry surface and it stays put under light loads.
Mounted in three steps
- 1Dry the sink edge
Wipe the corner of the sink dry. Water and grime break the suction seal, and the rack will slip if you skip this.
- 2Press the suction cup
Set the triangle in the corner and press the suction cup firmly against the sink surface. Check that the side tabs sit flat.
- 3Load it lightly
Add a few potatoes, carrots, small fruit or a sponge. A light load keeps the suction and tabs from taking strain.
Easy rinse, quick to dry
- Rinse after each use
Clears food bits and soap from the perforations.
- Air-dry before the next load
Keeps odors from building up in the drain holes.
- Wipe the suction surface
A dry, clean sink surface keeps the seal firm.
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
Press it onto a clean, dry, smooth surface and it grips firmly under light loads. Water and grime break the seal, so dry and wipe the spot first. Keep the load to a few potatoes, sponges or small fruit at a time.
It is made for corners, so it suits the empty space beside the faucet on most sinks. Exact measurements are not listed here, so measure your corner before you order. It holds a handful of potatoes, carrots, small fruit or sponges, not a full bag of produce.
The matte plastic is light and rinses clean with a quick wipe. It is built for everyday kitchen items, not heavy pots, so keep loads light and rinse it after each use.
Yes. It mounts with a suction cup and side tabs, so nothing gets screwed into the sink or tile. Lift it off when you move and the sink looks the way it did before.
A dish rack takes counter space every day, and a mesh bag does not hold produce well. This rack uses the empty sink corner, so the counter stays free. For a small kitchen, that is the value: one inexpensive piece that ends the daily puddle.
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