Jane Alpert
GBI ordered a dish drainer that was the… I ordered a dish drainer that was the same price. Unpacking it I was afraid of breaking it because of all the plastic parts. Luckily I found Zojilla dish drainer. It is beautiful. Solid. It does not get water on the counter which was starting to cause serious damage from our previous dish drainer. (Water getting in the seam of the linoleum and onto the particle board do it was starting to buckle) It is truly so beautiful and functional. It also does not get that weird gross stuff that grows on plastic dish drainers. It is built to last.
SM
GBKhiva Sponge Holder This is the only sponge holder I’ve seen that hooks onto a dish rack! Most freestanding on the counter or take up valuable real estate in the sink. I like that this sponge holder is streamlined, has drainage holes and fits beautifully on my dish rack. My mom liked it so much that I got her one too.
Marsha C
GBBeautiful, quality dish rack, recommended My daughter recommended this dish rack as she has had it over ten years. At Zojila, I found it, the only seller at this time. Zojila carefully packaged it and quickly shipped it. Quality item. Recommend.
Karl Mueller
CAPerfect This is easily the best dish draining rack available today. They tend to be ugly, flimsy contrivances that either stain or rust in short order. I searched high and low for something better, and found one that actually exceeded my expectations. This should last me for the rest of my life, and in STYLE, assuming nobody breaks in and steals it.
Jacob
GBGood product Good product. Everything is as it was described on their website. Very high quality materials. It’s significantly heavier and nicer than the wire racks one might find in your average big box store. So, the purchase price feels in alignment with materials and build quality. Seems to fit standard plates and cups easily, so far. I’m not certain how it’s going to handle big items like cookie sheets, roasting pans, and Dutch ovens. I’m sure it’ll probably be fine. UPDATE: It does handle larger objects just fine, just like the company response suggests. However, it sits up higher off the counter than most other dish strainers. I think this is so the drip tray can clear any raised sink lips. So, it’s a feature, not a bug. But it means that the whole thing takes up some vertical space, so if you have low cabinets over your dish-drying area (as I do), it means there’ll be less space for big items. So, take a good look at the height measurements and your cabinet clearance.