!±8± Zojila 'Rohan' Dish Rack Drainer Utensil holder and Drain board, Stainless Steel Self Draining

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Post Date : Sep 14, 2011 17:45:07 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Zojila 'Rohan' Dish Rack Drainer Utensil holder and Drain board, Stainless Steel Self Draining

NOW WITH NEW REDESIGNED CUTLERY HOLDERAND LIFETIME WARRANTY (needs registration on Zojila website)The dish drainer has been reinvented to solve all your problems elegantly...This brand new item, from the manufacturer, in original packaging features;3-piece design including dish rack, drain board and cutlery holder, all of high quality 18-8 stainless steel.Raised drainboard overhangs all sinks and continuously drains water to sink.Rack holds pots and pans.Enlivens your workspace while reducing workload and increasing cleanliness.Curved side is 18 inches long and lines up with sink to allow water to automatically drain to sink. Curved side takes up the depth of your counter. Water drains from the central region of the curved side.Short side is 14 inches long, sloped and will line up parallel to the counter.The top of a 12 inch dish placed on the rack will be 15 inches high.Drainboard is raised on legs and sits more than an inch above counter top at the draining edge.Legs have protective covers to prevent slippage and damage to counter top.Drainer can be placed on either side of sink and the rack is reversible as well.Following customer feedback, we have redesigned the cutlery holder. It is now enclosed all around and features a removable divider for easier cleaning. We have been shipping the new cutlery holder along with all order placed since mid-April 2011. All comments in the older reviews regarding the deficiencies in the cutlery holder do not apply any longer since all problems have been solved in the new, very elegant cutlery holder. The new cutlery holder is also available for purchase as an accessory for those who have the old one.This item does not rust, what some call rust is actually brown spots from high mineral content in water in some places. These spots are deposits which can be scrubbed away (unlike rust which eats away the metal) In such conditions, once a month cleaning will prevent formation of brown spots.