Are the glass holders inside or outside the dish drainer?
878511
Neither. They're even with the rest of the side. They are flexible, you can put glasses inside or out.
878512
I tried it and you can either hang a glass so it is inside or outside the basket.
499455
The "wave Pattern" is indeed on the exterior as well as the interior. It is not a deep wave pattern and I haven't had any issues with water from the dishwasher. As with all my bowls I try to stack them on an incline, so water rinses off of them cleanly, and not get caught in the rim of the bowl where the lids attach.
489213
The drain in the sink bowl is under the faucet, not on the traditional side. Not good
1866979
ok, thanks for responses! Bought 2 units for 2 sinks and neither package has directions, and plastic washers/seals, not rubber. That was my confusion. Looked at drains at Home Depot and they all had rubber seals. Apparently thinks were changed. Thanks.
1503618
I'm not sure, but I wouldn't buy them if I were you. Whenever I take them out of the dishwasher I have to hold them sideways over the kitchen sink so the water that accumulates under the handle drains out. I hate them, but they were a gift so I didn't take them back. They get a big fat zero on the rating chart from me.
2068511
I have owned these glasses for some time now and really like them. The stem is not hollow. They work well in the dishwasher.
1741977
No, the inside is nicely glazed just like the outside. I have even gone as far as taking the spigot off and washing it throughly several times with no issues.
525875
I may have seen signs of rust.not sure..I do not know the demensions..It is between the small and large Rubbermaid product. Draw backs are that it does not have prongs to hang glasses on to drain.. but I do like that the dish holder part is off to one side so you can load other things in the basket.
1500667
The outside is glass, the strainer inside is clear plastic and the lid is rubber or silicone covered. The inside sipper is plastic. Hope that helps
1826384
We haven't had that issue. The drainer we received has a longer silverware basket and we purchased a stainless basket as well. The plastic is stored with the rest of our plastics and we use the other. There are only 2 of us so we rarely have more than a few dishes anyway.
1040275
No idea, but, I will tell you that the glass is fragile and not very dishwasher friendly. We bought a second load of these because the first ones were chipping. Need to be hand washed.
1557890
There are slots on the bottom of the dish to allow for drainage. The dish also can be removed from the holder for washing.
734884
I just keep flipping them over when there's gunk in them. They work either way! Especially useful instead of the strainers that come with the sink- that are always blocking the drain. You end up just taking them out and not using anything- bad for the drain! Love these things! Even give them as stocking stuffers.
225256
I run mine through the dishwasher all the time! I separate that parts and place the lid in the glass rack and the parts to the lid in the silverware basket. Never had a problem!
1050755
Through the basket. I love mine too. I have put in dishwasher with no rusting problems, but I take it out right away & make sure it is dry. Comes out great!
503309
I don't believe that was an option because the metal rack holds the plastic dish rack where you put your dishes to drain. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
1797373
I don't use my dishwasher on a regular basis and can't remember if I have put them in it from time to time.