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Dish drying racks
The 3-in-1 rack is black carbon steel with a powder coat. It works on the counter, inside the sink or over it, with adjustable arms and a flatware caddy that lifts out to empty.
The large rack measures 18.7 x 14.2 x 5.7 inches and adds a slide-out cutting board holder. The collapsible rack is BPA-free plastic with soft pegs and folds flat for a cabinet. An aluminum rack for a dozen plates and five glasses and the five-piece Reo in satin gray complete the set.
Drain boards
The large black board is 19.6 x 15.2 x 1.4 inches and slides under any full-size rack; the small clear one does the same for compact racks. Both have an angled base, raised ribs and a lip that hangs over the sink edge, so water runs straight in.
Under-sink and cabinet organizers
There is an 18-inch revolving organizer in white and gray, plus two 12-inch turntables, one in white/aqua and one with handles. Each has a non-skid surface and a raised rim.
Storage baskets and sink brushes
The large and small charcoal baskets have soft handles, a removable liner and nonslip feet; under a sink they hold sponges and spare soap. The blue silicone bottle brush has a long, narrow neck for bottles and vases.
Choosing a dish rack: counter, sink or over the sink
How much counter you give up
The 3-in-1 rack can sit over the sink and give the counter back entirely. The large rack takes the most room but dries a full load in one pass, and the collapsible one folds away once the dishes are done.
Self-draining base or a separate drain board
The collapsible rack has an angled drainboard that sends water into the sink, and the aluminum rack has a removable self-draining board. The carbon steel racks have neither, so pair them with one of the drain boards.
Carbon steel, aluminum or clear plastic
Powder-coated carbon steel is the stiffest and stays rust-resistant while the coating is intact. Aluminum is rust-proof by nature. Plastic is the lightest, and the only one that collapses.