Dish Drainer
- Designed by: Ernest Perera
- Made by: Delica
- More Info: delica.es
Doing the dishes by hand may be tedious, but drying is an even more precarious affair, balancing sopping saucers on slippery platters and bowls. One false move and your game of culinary Jenga results in a trip out for more tableware. This space-saving drainer composed of a melamine resin makes for a sturdy, easy-to-clean place to set your stuff. Watching plates dry has never been more fascinating.
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Where do the bowls and utensils go?
Where can I purchase this dish drain and how much does it sell for b galloway, Southfield, MI 48033
I don't think this design is very practical, although it does look nice and quite different. First of all most counters have cabinets on the wall, so the height of this design would interfere with the cabinets. Secondly there is no drain tray and thirdly the capacity is very limited. I bought mine from Zojila (http://www.zojila.com) and I am very satisfied.
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