BBXTYLY Expandable Roll Up Dish Drying Rack Up to 22.8''with 2 Storage Baskets,Over The Sink Kitchen Rolling up Dish Drainer Drying Rack, Foldable,Rollable,for Kitchen Dishes(Expandable Width Size)

I love this! I was laying a towel on the countertop to put a few dishes that I hand wash on it. With this over the sink drain, the dishes, drain better, there’s even a spot for the silverware to drain. I measured my sink and this particular drain will expand so that it fits my sink. It doesn’t cover the whole inside of the sink, but it fits from one side to the other so that it’s wide enough that it doesn’t fall in. It lacks about 4 inches covering one end of the sink, but that works perfectly for me.

This expandable roll-up dish drying rack has been one of those small upgrades that actually makes a big difference in daily use.First off, the size is great. The “extra large” is no joke — it easily spans my sink and gives plenty of space for drying dishes, pots, and even larger items like cutting boards. The expandable design is really nice because you can adjust it depending on what you’re washing.The build quality feels solid. The rods are sturdy and don’t flex much under weight, and the silicone ends keep it from slipping around on the sink. I’ve loaded it up with heavier items and it still holds up without sagging.What I like most is how easy it is to store. When you’re done, just roll it up and tuck it away — way better than having a bulky drying rack taking up counter space all the time.I’ve also used it for more than just drying dishes — it works great as a place to rinse fruits/veggies or even as a heat-resistant surface for hot pans.A couple small notes:Make sure your sink width matches the expanded sizeWater can drip underneath, so you may still want a towel if you’re drying a lot at onceOverall, super versatile, easy to use, and a great space-saver. Definitely recommend if you want a cleaner-looking kitchen setup.

I bought this for a friend with a new house. This seems like a well-made product, is attractive, and the two small trays it comes with are great additions. The downside is that it was to be used with an undermount farmhouse sink, which caused it to be laid over the sink at an angle (one end on top of the counter at the faucet end, and the other end on top of the front sink edge, which is about 1" lower). The first thing that happened was somebody leaned against the sink and the drainer went crashing into the sink with the 'test' dishes on it. Thankfully none of them broke. The other downside is that the rods are a little too far apart, such that if you try to set a plate upright between the rods to dry, it falls through them. The similar rack that I have at home holds the plates.

Expandable size can accommodate most sinks, however you can only use both trays if your sink is large. But one tray is enough for my needs. If you are careful, you can remove some of the rods. They aren’t really designed for it, but as you can see I removed the edge rod to fit the rack around my faucet and reinserted it. Otherwise it would not have fit in the space. But it works great! Can hold a medium pot of water easily, have not tested larger. I will update if it rusts.: It has not rusted. But be warned if you’ve never used an over-the-sink rack like this, it gets much dirtier than you think. It collects dirtiness UNDERNEATH the bars, because grease and water cling there due to gravity and become difficult to see until you turn it over and clean it. If this rack sees daily use, it needs daily cleaning, including the BOTTOM and SIDES of every individual rod. Starchy pasta water especially makes them sticky, but not look obviously dirty.I still think the utility it adds is worth it in my awkward kitchen, but if I had even a little bit more counter space, I’d get rid of it.

Truly a genius idea. I find it the most useful because I like to have a single set of dishes that I just rinse and reuse often instead of building an entire load of dishes over and over. This is perfect for quickly rinsing off those items and setting them here to dry until I use them again. Another use is having a non-counter space where you can place a few dirty dishes until you are ready to wash them, without losing use of the entire sink for handwashing or other uses. I love when simple items transform the way you use your space. It rolls right out and immediately works in your favor. Also, the rubber edges hold their place along the edge of the sink very well. Very sturdy high materials, not cheap at all.

The product was easy to put together and does work. However, if you bump it (Which is easy to do) it slides in and falls into the sink below. I can't count how many times this has happened. And it's awkward to pull back to the correct length so it does fall in again. But it is useful.

Fit my sink nicely, very functional

This expandable roll-up dish rack is one of those kitchen tools you don’t realize you need until you use it. It instantly turned the area over my sink into extra drying space without cluttering my counters, a big win for small or minimalist kitchens. The design feels well thought out: the silicone-coated steel rods give it a sturdy, nonslip surface, and it easily supports dishes, mugs, and even small pots without bending.The real bonus here is the two detachable storage baskets. They’re perfect for holding utensils, sponges, or smaller items that tend to slide through the gaps. I like that they’re removable too, which makes it easy to rinse them off or rearrange depending on what I’m drying. The rack expands smoothly to fit different sink widths and rolls up neatly when not in use. It’s surprisingly compact once stored, taking up almost no space.If I had to note one drawback, it’s that water can collect slightly under the baskets if you leave it in place too long, so it’s worth giving the rack a quick shake or towel-off after heavy use. But that’s a minor trade-off for the convenience and flexibility it offers.Overall, it’s a sturdy, versatile, and cleverly designed rack that makes kitchen cleanup feel more streamlined. If you’re looking for a drying solution that’s both functional and easy to tuck away, this one is hard to beat.

This stainless steel kitchen sink drying mat is a space saver and great for washing raspberries and any larger veggies or fruit.Love it !

Poor quality plasticMetal slide very thin & unstable

I have a large sink, so it doesn't fit across, but I like putting it halfway across my sink.Saved my when I wound up getting WAY too many dishes pilled up, they couldn't all fit onto my extra large drying rack. Put all the stuff on here so it can drip away.I actually use the baskets separately and keep them hung on other stuff near the sink (Drying rack, sponge holder), and just put dirty spoons in it. Great for not having to dig around for all the spoons, plus you can just rinse them all since there are holes are the bottom.I love this thing. Haven't had a change to use it again, but can't wait too!

Its not bad but if you do a lot of dishes it really isn't practical. I ended up giving it to my mom as it doesnt hold a lot, you have to essentially lay everything flat which is kind of defeating the purpose of drying your dishes as water just sits. It is not good for the type of sink I have either as it sits awkward, i cannot use the second plastic piece with it because of that. My sink measurements are : 20x16 (per one sink as it's a double).

Works great and holds a lot of weight for its size! Doesn’t hold a bunch of dishes, but it’s great for small tasks.