Product review (2 stars): Rusty and scummy. Saggy drain board that pops out...the only pro is its large size.
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UPDATE (9/7/12)
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I've replaced this KitchenAid dish rack with a Simplehuman dish rack (<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Open-Frame-Dish-Rack-with-Bamboo-Knife-Block-in-Clear/dp/B006GRSRRO/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Open Frame Dish Rack with Bamboo Knife Block in Clear</a>). I'd been hesitant because of the $50 price tag, but I recently found it at Bed Bath and Beyond on clearance for $40 and used a 20% coupon to get it for $32. It's slightly smaller than the KitchenAid, but because of the open style, it fits almost as much, if not more. I am absolutely delighted with this Simplehuman rack, especially the bamboo knife holder and the open design. $32 well spent. I'd probably even have spent $50 on it had I known I'd like it this much. You might check with your Bed Bath and Beyond and see if they have them on clearance as well (remember, you can use expired BBB 20% coupons...or request a new one by signing up for an email on their web site).

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ORIGINAL REVIEW
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I bought this black KitchenAid dish drying rack 6 months ago at Costco for $20 and initially I loved its big, generous size.

After a few months of use, it began to rust! A majority of the reviewers here have had the same problem. In addition, the utensil holder and drain board tends to get scummy very quickly, and they are hard to clean, even after being scrubbed by hand then run in the dishwasher.

The drain board underneath does not stay put...it hangs loose and pops off very easily. Also, the angle of the drain board is not steep enough, so the drained water just tends to sit there instead of flowing out into the sink.

I am not a fan, except for the nice large size, for which I give it an extra star.