It cooks really well have done lots of eggs, I cook 6 at a time I tried doing 2 and the water steamed off and the eggs yolks weren't all the way done have cooked 7 all bottom ring and ten bottom and top ring but usually do six and use them for sandwiches etc. Got this after the Egg Pod blew up our microwave.
When I first viewed the apartment I just moved into, I went NUH UH. NO WAY. THIS PLACE IS SO SMALL. As someone who loves to cook, I balked at moving into a place with so little kitchen counterspace and no oven. But all of these things can be worked around, and this Dish Rack was the key. I knew I didn't want a dish drying rack taking up tons of real estate for no reason, so I went looking for alternatives, with VERY LITTLE out there to suggest alternatives, I finally discovered the possibility of using an over the sink rack. Now all of them are fairly expensive compared to most countertop counterparts, but you can't put a price on SPACE.Delivery was prompt, parts were well packaged. The instructions were....mediocre at best, but I figured it out. I did measure before I bought it, but uh...did not take into account that my dishes would need more space. Not a worry! The parts are easily shiftable for your specific needs. For me, I just moved the dish rack down, and fortunately because my faucet is pretty low, it has full clearance to both sides. If you have a higher faucet, well....you should consider that this thing does take a bit of vertical space. Make sure you have good dish clearance above the physical height dimension of the product.I don't use the paper towel addon, it took up too much space, I think that's the only addon, I didn't use. The knife holder is actually FINE. I thought I wouldn't use it, but for smaller knives just make sure it is inserted where the bars are to prevent it from swinging between the spaces. and the cup holder thingy is fine. Kind of in the way, but it provides nice extra space. The rack is not expandable either vertically or horizontally, so make sure you measure before you buy, mine fits perfectly and any mistakes were my own.
When I first viewed the apartment I just moved into, I went NUH UH. NO WAY. THIS PLACE IS SO SMALL. As someone who loves to cook, I balked at moving into a place with so little kitchen counterspace and no oven. But all of these things can be worked around, and this Dish Rack was the key. I knew I didn't want a dish drying rack taking up tons of real estate for no reason, so I went looking for alternatives, with VERY LITTLE out there to suggest alternatives, I finally discovered the possibility of using an over the sink rack. Now all of them are fairly expensive compared to most countertop counterparts, but you can't put a price on SPACE.Delivery was prompt, parts were well packaged. The instructions were....mediocre at best, but I figured it out. I did measure before I bought it, but uh...did not take into account that my dishes would need more space. Not a worry! The parts are easily shiftable for your specific needs. For me, I just moved the dish rack down, and fortunately because my faucet is pretty low, it has full clearance to both sides. If you have a higher faucet, well....you should consider that this thing does take a bit of vertical space. Make sure you have good dish clearance above the physical height dimension of the product.I don't use the paper towel addon, it took up too much space, I think that's the only addon, I didn't use. The knife holder is actually FINE. I thought I wouldn't use it, but for smaller knives just make sure it is inserted where the bars are to prevent it from swinging between the spaces. and the cup holder thingy is fine. Kind of in the way, but it provides nice extra space. The rack is not expandable either vertically or horizontally, so make sure you measure before you buy, mine fits perfectly and any mistakes were my own.
I purchased this product because I have limited counter space and a dish drainer and mat was taking up too much of my coveted counter space. Now, I can put all the things I want on my counter. It's very easy to assemble and you can put it together how you want it.
I purchased this product because I have limited counter space and a dish drainer and mat was taking up too much of my coveted counter space. Now, I can put all the things I want on my counter. It's very easy to assemble and you can put it together how you want it.
The organizer arrived packed very nicely, with not damages to the packaging, and everything inside the surprisingly small box was in excellent shape. I had purchased add-ons in addition - a hardware package for extra hanging hooks, and an extra basket, as the listing indicated that the whole unit would only include one of the larger baskets, and one cutlery basket - but it turns out that I needn't have bothered. There was a second cutlery basket included, more hooks than listed, and a total of six baskets (one specialty for plates, one specialty for bowls, two small, and two large) with the whole unit. The only extra part that I purchased that I ended up using was the extra dish soap basket I purchased separately.The unit was easy to assemble, with clear instructions and an alan wrench included so no additional tools were required. My parts bag included an extra piece of each hardware just in case, as well as additional suction cups. It was nice to have that peace of mind in case I dropped or lost something.Once assembled - and I did not have to use the spacers for my assembly, as no spacers was the perfect fit to exactly span my sink and sit firmly on the counter - I set it up in the configuration that I wanted to try, and loaded up some dishes. I don't think I will be using the glass/cup holder, as it is very flimsy for the weight it is expected to hold, and I quite honestly do not trust the tiny little hooks to hold it in place on the side of the basket it is supposed to be mounted on. Also, I don't think that I could trust the basket to not simply tilt over under all that weight, as there's really nothing there to *secure* the baskets to the frame. Also, I am a little disappointed that the knife holder can ONLY go on the second or third tier, unlike the cutting board holder , as the mounting hooks are mounted far too high to go on the side. Given that the rest of the rack is pretty well occupied by baskets, it required me to pull the whole thing forward a bit more than I wanted, and mount the knife holder on the back side of the first tier, to be able to use it at all. If they had added a second set of mounting hooks down low, the knife holder could be used on the lower leg, just like the cutting board holder can be. I also had to tighten the mounting hooks on one of the small soap/scrubbie baskets, because they were loose enough that when I loaded a bottle of dish soap into the basket, the whole basket simply tipped forward and slipped off the frame. So I would recommend that anyone who purchases this unit, make sure that your basket mounting hooks are nice and tight before loading the baskets up with any weight; those little hooks are the *only* things keeping your dishes from crashing down.All in all, the whole unit is sturdy enough that I think that it will be a useful addition to my kitchen. It was wide enough, even on the narrowest setting, to span my large, double basin kitchen sink, and it holds heavy pots and pans securely - so far - even on the top shelf. I do think, however, now that I have it in hand and can feel how it is made and the quality of materials that went into building it, that it is a bit overpriced, and really should be set at a price point of $70 or so, rater than $100+.
The organizer arrived packed very nicely, with not damages to the packaging, and everything inside the surprisingly small box was in excellent shape. I had purchased add-ons in addition - a hardware package for extra hanging hooks, and an extra basket, as the listing indicated that the whole unit would only include one of the larger baskets, and one cutlery basket - but it turns out that I needn't have bothered. There was a second cutlery basket included, more hooks than listed, and a total of six baskets (one specialty for plates, one specialty for bowls, two small, and two large) with the whole unit. The only extra part that I purchased that I ended up using was the extra dish soap basket I purchased separately.The unit was easy to assemble, with clear instructions and an alan wrench included so no additional tools were required. My parts bag included an extra piece of each hardware just in case, as well as additional suction cups. It was nice to have that peace of mind in case I dropped or lost something.Once assembled - and I did not have to use the spacers for my assembly, as no spacers was the perfect fit to exactly span my sink and sit firmly on the counter - I set it up in the configuration that I wanted to try, and loaded up some dishes. I don't think I will be using the glass/cup holder, as it is very flimsy for the weight it is expected to hold, and I quite honestly do not trust the tiny little hooks to hold it in place on the side of the basket it is supposed to be mounted on. Also, I don't think that I could trust the basket to not simply tilt over under all that weight, as there's really nothing there to *secure* the baskets to the frame. Also, I am a little disappointed that the knife holder can ONLY go on the second or third tier, unlike the cutting board holder , as the mounting hooks are mounted far too high to go on the side. Given that the rest of the rack is pretty well occupied by baskets, it required me to pull the whole thing forward a bit more than I wanted, and mount the knife holder on the back side of the first tier, to be able to use it at all. If they had added a second set of mounting hooks down low, the knife holder could be used on the lower leg, just like the cutting board holder can be. I also had to tighten the mounting hooks on one of the small soap/scrubbie baskets, because they were loose enough that when I loaded a bottle of dish soap into the basket, the whole basket simply tipped forward and slipped off the frame. So I would recommend that anyone who purchases this unit, make sure that your basket mounting hooks are nice and tight before loading the baskets up with any weight; those little hooks are the *only* things keeping your dishes from crashing down.All in all, the whole unit is sturdy enough that I think that it will be a useful addition to my kitchen. It was wide enough, even on the narrowest setting, to span my large, double basin kitchen sink, and it holds heavy pots and pans securely - so far - even on the top shelf. I do think, however, now that I have it in hand and can feel how it is made and the quality of materials that went into building it, that it is a bit overpriced, and really should be set at a price point of $70 or so, rater than $100+.
Shelf is an easy install in a new kitchenette for a microwave. However, make sure you add some bracing if you want to hold anything heavy. The Shelf itself does fine, the drywall anchors are a bad idea for anything heavy. A great look if you are going retro too!
I love this dish rack! I have a tall sprayer spout but this still works great. Just arrange the accessories to fit your sink and needs. I love how this frees up my counter space! Worth the money spent
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