Product review (1 stars): Totally Awesome!!!!!...... for about a day.
Dryer racks.  They are only meant to do one thing, and that is to sit inside of your dryer and hold stuff while your dryer runs.  Sounds simple, right?  You would think so, but no.  Apparently, sitting stationary in one place is too much to ask of this particular dryer rack because after one use, the front legs broke off.  I wasn't drying a bowling ball, mind you.  Just a purse.  No, not my purse.  A woman's purse.  And I know that these things can get pretty heavy considering that many women like to carry around about a thousand things inside of their purses, you know, just in case they need to write some checks in the event that their debit and credit cards fail to scan or they need to re-apply some make up every 10 minutes or they need to spontaneously drive to Vermont to let their sister's dog out.  Why else would she need to carry those keys around with her?  But I digress, this was in fact an empty purse which still managed to exceed the maximum rated weight capacity of this dryer rack; apparently about 3 ounces.  Upon further examination of the dryer rack, I found what can only be described as a flawed design.  The section of plastic connecting the rack and the legs is very thin, so of course it's going to break there.  Remember that saying about a chain only being as strong as its weakest link?  Same principle here.

Now the bad news.  If you need a dryer rack and have a particular model of dryer that this rack fits, this is probably your only option.  I know that it was the only one that I could find.  So now I'm faced with the prospect of buying a new dryer rack for every purse that I need to dry, which is a lot.  Why so many purses?  Well, that's a long story and not really relevant in this review.  If I ever buy another rack (which I doubt that I will), I guess I'll be forced to buy this one.....again.  But next time I'm going to fiberglass that SOB before I use it.  I suggest that you do the same.