Product Description

Rubbermaid is the first to market sinkware products with lifelong antimicrobial protection which inhibits the growth of bacteria that can cause stains and odors. The Rubbermaid Antimicrobial Large Dish Drainer features a detachable silverware holder and scratch resistant feet.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1396 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Size: Large
• Color: Black
• Brand: Rubbermaid
• Model: 6032ARBLA
• Dimensions: 5.93" h x 13.81" w x 17.62" l, 2.00 pounds

Features

• Antimicrobial Product Protection
• Treated to Inhibit Growth of Stain & Odor Causing Bacteria
• Large Plastic Coated Wire Dish Drainer
• Extra Deep for Maximum Capacity
• Coated Wire Cushions & Protects Dishes

Customer Reviews

Practical and spacious
The rubbermaid dish drainer in black is big enough to accomodate a large dish rack for a full load of dishes. The price--in comparison with offers from other companies--is great and it looks fine in the kitchen. My only concern is that water doesn't really drain into the sink since the slant/design doesn't force the small accumulations from dripping dishes downward. Therefore, I do have to clean/wipe it regularly. It's a great size, though, and a nice deal for the price.

Cheaper design.
I recently bought this to replace my previous, 15-year old Rubbermaid dish drainer, which I loved, but which had gotten rusted. This one is not the same design as the previous one. On the original, there was a strip of wire that ran horizontally around the basket, about one inch from the bottom. This strip kept glasses above the edge of the counter. The new design is flimsier and less sanitary, with the edge of the glasses resting on the counter. You also need to be more careful putting the glasses on the prongs on the side, as they could drop against the edge of the counter and crack.

For those who don't think dish drainers should grab your attention...
Well, this is your typical square Rubbermaid dish drainer, but I love the black color, and it's nice to know it's anti-microbial. Stainless steel seems so popular now, but in my small kitchen it would tend to become the focal point.