Perfect for my needs, single person, wash up, let it dry, close up and put away.
Gim Verified purchase
It extends when you need it to, and the spout points into the sink: the water drains away by itself.
Perfect for my needs, single person, wash up, let it dry, close up and put away.
Gim Verified purchase
I am pleased with this dish rack even though it is a little awkward to put plates in. As long as you're careful, it is fine
Ltfb Verified purchase
Its compact. Easy to clean. Love it. Not space occupying.
Marcy Verified purchase
It's still not white though so i stand by that comment and have upgraded the star rating…
Feegee Verified purchase
It sits on the worktop next to the sink. The tray slopes and a swivel spout sends the water from the dishes back into the sink, so there’s no tray to empty and no puddle underneath.
It extends: closed it’s 29 cm long and open it reaches 46 cm, with a width of 35 cm. Pull it out on big washing-up days and push it back the rest of the time.
Dry it now and then, especially underneath and at the joints. Standing water is what leaves limescale marks on any dish rack.
If limescale appears, a cloth with warm white vinegar and then rinse. No metal scourers on the coating.
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The tray slopes and has an adjustable spout that sends what drips off the plates back into the sink bowl. No tray to empty and no puddle on the worktop.
Closed, it measures 29 cm. Extended, it reaches 46 cm, for Sunday lunch or the big casserole dish.
The cutlery stands upright in its basket. The covers protect glasses so they do not knock against the rack.
Steel with an anti-corrosion coating. Dry it underneath and at the joints now and then: standing water is what leaves limescale on any dish rack.
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| What we compare | ErrekeDish rack | Dish rack with a trayThe usual one | Tea towel on the worktopThe emergency option |
|---|---|---|---|
| The water | ✓Goes straight into the sink | ✕Stays in the tray: it needs emptying | ✕Soaks the tea towel |
| The worktop | ✓Dry, no ring | Limescale ring underneath | ✕Wet |
| Space | ✓It grows only when you need it to | Always the same size | Whatever the tea towel covers |
| The cutlery | ✓Upright in their basket | Piled up in a corner | ✕Lying flat |
| The plates | ✓Upright: they drain | ✓Upright: they drain | ✕Lying flat: they do not drain |
We compare with the most common ways of draining dishes, not with any particular brand.

Cast aluminium in the baking tins, olive and teak in the boards, stainless steel in whatever lives beside the water.

Steel with an anti-corrosion coating, for a sink you use every day.

With an average rating of 4.7 out of 5. Thousands of homes already cook and organise with Erreke.



