Dish drainer SUS-1W

When I try to dry the dishes standing up, because of the sloping of the bottom drainer and the gaps, sometimes the dishes stick to the drainer. In that case, I have to put them on their sides.

I used to use a plastic one, but I changed to a stainless steel one because I didn't like the red slime that would form on it. Before, I needed to use HAYTER once a week, but since I changed to this one, I don't have to worry about that anymore, so it's been really comfortable. I also bought the small container that they sell with it, and I use them as a set. I was a bit hesitant, but I'm glad I bought it.

I bought this one because it was about the same size as the one I was using. It seems to be resistant to rust, and the water flows away.

As I'm old and live with my wife, we don't use many dishes, so I changed to a more compact drainer. I think it's good value for money. Also, I think it would be better if the base was a little more sloped.

I bought this to organize the area around my kitchen. I went to various places like Daiso, Kainz, Hands, etc., but in the end I decided on Nitori. It was bigger than I expected, but I like it because “big can also be small”. It's too big if you put it on the side, so I put it vertically.