High Capacity Drying Rack

I used this more than I thought I would and for longer than I thought I would. It held all the bottles and parts. My pump parts didn’t fit as good on there but let’s be real, you don’t really have enough time for it to dry before you have to put it all back together and pump again. After bottles, it held all the babes utensils, plates, bowls and sippy cups. Works great! My baby is almost three now and I just now got rid of it. It folds down completely, just have to take the plastic rod out of the middle. Overall I definitely got my money out of it.

Spins easy and is great for sippy cups

I wasn’t sure how much I needed a spinning bottle drying rack until I got this — and now I can’t imagine going without it. It makes drying bottles, nipples, and pump parts so much easier and more organized. The spinning feature is super convenient — I can quickly find what I need without knocking everything over. It holds a surprising number of bottles and accessories without taking up too much counter space. Plus, the removable tray at the bottom collects any water, so cleanup is minimal. Everything dries faster because there’s plenty of airflow, and I love that it doesn’t look bulky or cluttered in my kitchen. Whether you’re bottle-feeding or pumping, this little rack is a total lifesaver! Highly recommend to any new parent looking to stay a little more sane and organized. 🙌🍼

If you are trying to decide whether to go with the cute drying rack that's grass with a tree or this one. Pick this one. It's not the cutest but it is the most functional. We load this puppy up on a daily basis with bottles, pumping parts, binkies, bottle parts, medicine droppers, lids, baby spoons, cups, bowls. And it can handle it. And everything is dry pretty quickly. It's pretty strong as well I've used this where I've had the top loaded with 4 oz glass bottles and the bottom loaded with 8 oz glass bottles and it didn't break a sweat! It's pretty durable and is on its 3rd year straight of bottle drying. If you need to store it for any reason it comes apart easily and stores pretty flat so it will fit in a drawer or in a 2 gallon ziplock. It does come apart and assemble easily and is easily to clean and easy to see when it needs a clean. There are no spaces where hidden mildew is a thing with this rack. There is a little drawer that catches all the draining water so if you don't have it slightly over a sink like I do you won't have water all over your counter.

I love this thing it has so much room and I like that it spins I got one a couple years ago And I got one again recently form my second child I love this rack

I love this drying rack! It is the perfect size and it accommodates all of my bottles, nipples, caps, and even the medicine dropper fits in one of the many different sized slots. It's sturdy enough and isn't too much of an eyesore in the kitchen. I also like how you can spin both levels. The only very minor issue would be that I kind of wish the drying posts weren't so close to the edge because some of the water will drip off to the side if I don't position the bottles right. I use the skinnier type bottles so it hasn't really been a problem for me but it MIGHT be a problem for bottles with a wider opening. If water does happen to drip onto the counters though, it's very little...like droplets of water. I would suggest that if you're super anal about water getting on your counters then maybe just stick a drying mat under it. Great bottle drying rack!

This drying rack is simply AWESOME. I use it to dry my various bottles and containers for my natural DIY products. The top and bottom both spin, it set up in mere seconds, and it fits a huge variety of shapes and sizes. The prongs that hold the bottles upside down are exactly what I need. They may seem flimsy at first, but they can hold a fair amount of weight. The only things that are too heavy are my 18 oz. thick glass water bottles. I put them over the prongs but usually lean them against the shelf simultaneously. Sometimes longer bottles take a few days to dry, and I'm not sure why. There are certain lines and holes that fit my plastic droppers, thinner items, and even bottle caps. I can hang my measuring spoons and utensils in the open parallel slots on the top rack. There is a water draining panel that can be pushed in and out. I took 2 pictures to show you how it looks from the side, and how the surface appears. The blue prongs can all be pushed down into the surface to create more room for dishes. The whole rack is a bit wobbly. It's not the most sturdy, and the sliding water draining panel is fairly pointless. I had to prop the rack onto a towel just so the panel would be able to come out towards the sink. Also, I tend to dry lots of little glass roll-on bottles and jars, and most of them are pretty lightweight. The problem is, if I just brush past the rack, parts like bottletops and mini jars all fall off easily, especially when the drying rack is full. It's not especially large, and is not designed to hold a family's dishes. Therefore, if I dry a medium size Pyrex bowl on it, it takes up a majority of the space. However, I adore this drying rack and use it every single day. For the price, it's so worth it, and it's made my life a lot more convenient and organized in general.

I'm currently expecting baby #2. As soon as I found out I was pregnant, I started making lists of needed items. I owned this drying rack with my first and I LOVED it. It was easily one of my favorite baby products. I have already purchased a new one for this baby. I love the new improvement on this one giving it spaces for hanging the nipples to dry. Our first one didn't have that. This rack doesn't take up much room and I promise it holds more bottles and pieces than any other "fancy" or "trendy" drying rack on the market. It's also very easy to clean, which makes it a big plus for me. The little "pegs" also let down and everything can be stored flat if you want to. I never actually stored mine. It was always a welcome addition to my counter (ha!). I seriously can't say enough about how great this one is though, seriously. Stop shopping now. Just buy this one. You can't beat the space, price and amount it will hold.