I use this at my utility sink in the laundry/mud room where I process my fresh goat milk. I like the little strainer net for dropping bottle lids and nipples in for drying and easy access. The platform holds my small dish soap dispenser and scrubber conveniently. My utility gloves hang over the back. I only peeled the backing off one of the adhesive strips to make it easier to relocate if I have a change of plans. I love how compact it is for my purposes. Very happy with this.

The stand can only hold two standard kitchen towels. It has a removal sponge drainer. On the bottom, it has some sort of strainer and it comes with 100 small little strainer nets. I don't think I would be using this for straining pasta, etc. The fit and finish is good. Good for airing out my towels. You can rotate the strainer back under the sponge holder. Big Update: the sponge tray that's supposed to catch the water leaks all over the place.

I had looked at what seems like hundreds of similar products, but none were quite what I was looking for, until I saw this. I don't use a lot of scrub brushes or sponges, mainly swedish dishcloths, and scrubbing cloths, so I wanted something I could hang these on rather than trying to drape them on my faucet, and don't have enough wall space in the vicinity of my sink for hanging the swedish dish cloths and such from hooks like some people do. I wanted to also be able to have a place for a sponge or brush as well, and thought this looked like I could even hang a small dish towel or hand towel as well. The added strainer to keep food from going in my drain when scraping dishes off etc was an added and welcome bonus! When I got it, there was no real assembly required, so that was easy, and it came with a good amount of strainer nets. I was disappointed in the size though and found it was not able to accommodate more than one dishcloth and one scrubbing cloth unless I folded them which hindered drying time, instead of helping. There was no way I could find to have a separate dry towel, and the bottom piece is not easy to clean or drain once you adhere the item to your counter or sink, so I have not done so yet, and find that it is annoying to not have it secured, but equally annoying to try to clean it if it were secured since water will just accumulate in the bottom and get gross if you don't clean it regularly. The strainer bracket is flimsy, off balance, and a huge pain to try to use for much of anything and a big disappointment. In theory it seems fantastic, but in real life it is not. The nets are also very hard to attach and get to stay in place when trying to use them even for the smallest scraps and bits. There is no way I would trust it to put things into for rinsing like fruits etc as the listing suggests. Finally, I feel it is a poor value for the money. It is smaller, more flimsy, and much less useful than I anticipated and for the price, I feel it is a poor product. For around 8-10$ I could see this being "worth it" at least for a little while if you don't have great expectations and don't mind the strainer bracket being close to useless. For more than double that price, I feel a bit ripped off. I would not repurchase or recommend at least at the asking price for sure, maybe in the right circumstance for the right price I would say it could work for certain specific situations for a band aid type of thing to get you by for a while, but as advertised, and at the procrmit is sold I would not recommend at all.

Small, the nets are so whispy and thin, they barely hang on to the strainer - it's more work than it's worth to try to hang them on. The metal is nice. If you don't adhere it to your counter, do not expect it to stay upright with anything on it.

I have a tiny kitchen, about four feet long and it sits right below a giant window. It's a lovely space, but there is absolutely no room! So when I saw this, I was really excited because it looked like it might be just the right size to fit on the shallow windowsill. I was right! It is tiny like, really tiny. While that is perfect for me, it will probably we too small for a lot of people. You need to really pay attention to the dimensions so you know exactly you are getting. I really SUPER LOVE the little strainer. It's perfect for filtering out noodles left over in soup, tea bags, etc. which is miraculous for people without a garbage disposal. But this is NOT intended for straining heavier items, like spaghetti noodles, broccoli--you get the point. It is a little flimsy, unfortunately. It is also metal and metal and water don't mix all that well, so you need to make sure to keep it pretty dry to prevent rusting. It looks flimsy, too, but that's how it looks in the photos. What you see is exactly what you get. But it does have a nice, dark bronze paint job, which suits any kitchen style, and the lines are pleasant and curved. All said, I feel the pros really out way the cons. This little guy is just too fantastic for a tiny kitchen!

This isn't quite as big -- doesn't hold quite as much -- as I was expecting. I am not using it to drape any dishcloths, but rather to hold my dish wand and other scrubbers like that. The two rods work well for that. The rating asked me to rate the suction, but there wasn't anything to "suction". I don't have it sticking anywhere, but putting it by my sink, it doesn't really need to "stick". It is sturdy enough on its own.