I purchased the drying stone dish rack in August 2020 and decided to give it a fair chance before my review but I'm disappointed it only fits half way across the draining board therefore its small. Check the size before you purchase. Although it speeds up the drying for glassware, my plates and bowls roll side ways off the rack as the plastic rack is not deep enough. Clearing the dish rack is time consuming (compared to a metal rack) as it all has to be taken apart to clean with the sonic cleaning brush. Personally, I wouldn't recommend it.

I got sick of having to clean the Joseph rack in a bath of hot bleach. Binned it and bought this. Several problems that I have resolved. Firstly, it has to sit sideways on my draining board as I'm too short to see over the plates to place the cutlery in the holder. Then after breaking two cups and a plate as someone thought that fitting a two-piece cutlery holder would be great. No. Almost impossible to balance any dishes against it, then it gets too heavy and all collapses. So I glued the cutlery thing together. Much better and acceptable. Can still clean the rack bits in the sink.

... bought this. I’ve had it a day and could kick myself. It’s nicely dainty as expected BUT drainer too shallow to support my dinner plates. Or chopping boards unless resting on something else. Or baking trays ditto. ‘Someone’ rinsed a mug (TBF looked clean), put it to drain on the end stone which stained. I followed cleaning instructions to the letter other than leaving it to dry in ‘direct sunlight’ - in Scottish November?! - but the mug-shaped ring is now permanent. Overpriced & inefficient. Zero stars.

Bought the rack for my mum's kitchen, she absolutely loved this!

I would only recommend this, and the other products in this range it you live alone or there is only two of you at home. I find it does not dry out very well. It has stained, and it chipped when I put the "stone" in the dishwasher. Having purchased all three items it was an expensive mistake.