Cutlery Rack Sus

It's the perfect size and very convenient. If the bottom of the sides were a little narrower, it would be even easier to use, as the tips of skewers that are at an angle wouldn't stick out.

I usually hang it on a hook, but when it gets heavy with lots of spoons in it or when it gets soaked with water, I put it next to the sink, which is really convenient. There are a lot of reviews saying that cutlery falls out of the side, but that hasn't happened to me. Maybe it depends on the cutlery you're using.

I bought a stainless steel draining rack, so I wanted to buy stainless steel cutlery to go with it. The size is good, but small forks and spoons fall through the gaps... It's something I do every day, so it's a bit stressful, so I think I'll buy something different.

I bought this together with a telescopic colander. Teaspoons and other small items fall out of the gaps. You have to put them in carefully and straight, which is a bit of a minus.

It's good. You can stand cutlery up to dry, and it dries quickly and has a clean stainless steel feel. The space around the frame is a little wide, so sometimes the teaspoons (Nitori) stick out and get caught halfway out, making it difficult to take them out. I think it would be better if the space was a little narrower. Long items are fine.