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Question: How long will this last with daily use?
Document: This Lipper Bamboo folding dish rack is much better quality than any I have had before! I think it will last a very long time.
Kitchens can be very &#34;utilitarian&#34; in feel. This will definitely soften things a lot. Holds a surprising amount of dishes, pots and pans, too. I added a clip-on silverware-holder (by same manufacturer). Feels like it will last a good, long time. Great purchase.
I put an absorbent dish drying mat under this to protect my counter and catch the water. It's great for small jobs. Not all items can go into the dishwasher and this is perfect for it. Place  the cups/glasses with opening facing the back slats and no size is too big for this drain. It's solid and appears that it will last a long time. I love it and actually am purchasing another for a family member that commented on liking it.
I do love this rack. I only use bamboo racks because I think they look nicer. This one is sturdy and big enough to hold most dishes. I expect it to last a while.
This rack is a far cry from those plastic eyesores popular in the last century. I'm actually thinking of getting two, but then again if I ever had that many dishes, I'd use the dishwasher. This is great for plates, cups, glasses, and bowls. Very sturdy.
I ordered this dish rack because I wanted something nice looking (and I love bamboo!) for my kitchen - the fact it could fold up and be put away was a bonus. After 8 months of daily use, I couldn't be more pleased! One suggestion I would make-order this flatware holder:Lipper 8823 2-Compartment Bamboo Flatware Holder with Metal Clipsif you intend to dry any utensils. The top rack is inconvenient for them and they slip through the bottom rack.
Well made and very convenient. It is too big for my sink, but I like it on my counter top anyway. It's almost 18in long and about 14in wide.
Great dish rack. Not too big. Things dry quickly on this dish rack. I had another wood dish rack and it got moldy. I haven't had this one long enough to see if that will happen with this one, but after a few months it's fine.
Much more solid than my last bamboo drying rack. It seems to be finished with polyurethane or varnish. Folds and stores easily.
I've been searching for this wooden dishrack and could find only those too expensive for a dishrack. This one, made of an unpolished wood, is still very useable and, since I have a very small countertop, can even keep it out. Of course it does fold up for storage. Took a long time to arrive compared to most USA-shipped Amazon products.
Answer: I'v had this for about 2 years and it works surprisingly well. No tray though - i keep a dish towel below to capture the run off. Also no space for utensils. But I like the low-profile look and the bamboo wood structure.