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This utensil holder worked out perfect!!! Very well made and has not rusted!!! Read more

I have a stainless steel dish rack for half of my double sink. It came with a plastic utensil holder. Over time, the plastic part that attached it to the drainer broke off. I didn't want to replace the drainer because it works well and looks great. This stainless steel utensil holder fits perfectly, matches the dish rack, and will NEVER break! Read more

This seems to be a well-designed item. I used it as a clip-in to my dish drainer, but you can attach it other places too to store implements in the kitchen. The ergonomics are good. It attaches easily to a typical metal-frame dish drainer, and can be clipped either inside or outside the drainer. Unlike some similar insets, which have a metal frame floor with large holes, this has a flat metal floor with small holes in it. This makes it less likely that small implements, such as chopsticks or pickle forks, will slip through the bottom. I find this a HUGE improvement over other similar items. My only complaint about this item is that it is on the small size. I would prefer that it were slightly taller, maybe by about 0.5 to 1 inches. Sometimes, large implements such as serving spoons or tongs will tip over if you put them in this. It is only suitable for silverware and other small implements. Also, it fills up quickly. Because of the small size and flexibility of attachment though, you can buy multiples of it even for a single dish drainer. If your drip tray is large enough, you can actually clip three of these to the outside of the draining rack, and thus benefit from the increased drying space without taking away from any of the internal space. And if you want even more, you can clip them both inside and outside, for a total of up to 6 of these. That would be overkill for most people, but the point is, there is flexibility about how and where you attach multiples of these, and it is small enough. I personally recommend buying at least two, possibly three, depending on how much silverware you watch. I cannot comment on the durability because I haven't had it long enough. It looks durable, but only time will tell if it rusts or otherwise degrades. It is only suitable for metal frame drainers, however. You cannot use it with one of the bulkier plastic ones or any one with a bulkier frame. Read more

I have one of the flat metal roll out drying mats that roll out over the sink. Cutlery sometimes falls through the slats. This is a nice addition. It holds cutlery pretty well but not larger items like spatulas. It's well made. I had to tweak the hooks to fit over the rungs of the drying mat and it hangs a little wonky but it works. Read more

Well made with round drain holes and very sturdy. It was hung on the outside of my dish drainer since I have a large drain board, for more room for my dishes. Holds a lot more utensils than that cheap thing with the slits that cause my utensils to fall through, I was using. Looks great. Read more

Its a little pricey but it fits perfectly inside my metal in-sink dish drainer. Love the bottom design because nothing falls out the bottom. Read more

This works decent. It is smaller than I expected, but hangs well on my metal dish rack. Read more

Wow! I can't believe how this little inexpensive silverware rack is so perfect. The plastic rack on my nice stainless steel dish rack broke but the dish rack itself was just fine. This fills the hole just right and is so much nicer than the plastic holder that came with it. And it has dividers and works better too. Still, I can't believe that I'm swooning over a silly little silverware rack--except that I use it every day and see it many times a day. Read more