Hutzler Cutlery Drainer with Knife Slots, Gray

Keeps silverware from getting water spots due to just laying them on a dish towel. Saves room for everything else when you have to wash dishes by hand.

This thing is great!

I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the plastic, very thick and sturdy. I've had it pretty full before and it will not tip over. So easy to clean, just slide the insert out and wash, no crevices to try to get to. Insert is high enough above the bottom that nothing sits in water and it works perfectly. Great for small households that just use a drying mat or a large household where there are often too many utensils to put in the dishrack. The slotted sections work great for knives.Definitely a great purchase.

made of plastic so no problem with rust, seems solidly made, simple lines, holds drying knives, cooking and eating utensils without falling over, I like it

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Works great holds all our utensils. Easy to clean too. Would purchase this again if needed. Also like there are color choices too. Would recommend.

I used this in my dish drainer for knives, NOT on the counter top, so I drilled holes in the bottom to drain it.

Pros:- Made of good quality, sturdy plastic that doesn't seem like ot will crack or break easily.- Holds quite a lot of utensils and knives and really keeps them dry and above any water that might collect.- nice red color and not a horrible design- not too big, not too smallCons:- part where the utensils sit is a bit shallower than I thought, to make sure it's very high above any water that collects.- no way to automatically drain water, amd won't evaoprate easily because it's not ventilated well.- nubs on the bottom keeping the utensil bins above the water make it fairly difficult to truly clean any gunk and mold that might grow and collect, so you really have to keep on top of keeping the bottom dry and clean. Bad for lazy people like me...Overall, it was a bit expensive for what it is, but it's also a lot sturdier than the cheap plastic one I was using before.

En casa llevábamos tiempo buscando algo así, porque los cajones estaban llenos de cosas que no utilizábamos porque no las veíamos. El objetivo era introducir un hacha de cocina en el área de cuchillos, no se pudo por el tamaño sin embargo todos los demás ahí están; el hacha está guardada en un lugar seguro. Es un poco caro para su tamaño, pero vale totalmente la pena pues su calidad es más que excelente. Es un plástico muy duro y se nota su calidad, en casa estamos encantados!!! Los usamos muchísimo :DEnvío rápido, vale totalmente la pena.

I love it and have been using it for few months now. I think there is room for improvement in designing. There are two plastic pillars inside the container which are perhaps meant to provide support to the top part holding spoons etc. These pillars are pretty close to the container walls and if I forget to wash & dry it for 2 days, I see slime / gunk building up in those hard to reach areas. I have tried different brushes but it is pretty difficult to clean. Now trying to clean every night and put it upside down to dry over night.

This is the perfect solution that makes room for regular dishes in the dish rack. No more crowding when washing dishes and cutlery. There's another use for it. Leave silverware in it. When you cook later on, you can grab forks and knives from this cutlery drainer. Eliminates opening and closing drawers.

We all really like this little drainer. It's nice to have the knives separate and all the cutlery drying easily. It looks good enough that no one minds if the cutlery does't get put away immediately. We had a metai one before but it was getting rusty and leaked water onto the counter or the dish mat. This one looks nice, lets the utensils dry and drains easily if any water builds up in the base.

The best thing about this is the knife holder. However, due to the design, all the cutlery stays damp! The inner piece has drainage holes, however, the outer shell does not. I ended up cutting a huge hole in the bottom of the outer piece to speed the drying time. I would not recommend this, but there are no other options if you want something to dry your expensive chef's knifes like I did.