Does it work for just drying glasses? I dont have baby yet but I am looking for a drying rack that make safe my glasses and cups
851013
It would for sure! I've found it dries everything well except for large plates.
851014
We dry everything with this: nipples, vent collars, brushes, bottles, glasses, cups - avoid some of the heavier items though. Another thing we did was to raise the mat up a bit higher to allow the water that collects to dry faster, this helps to prevent odors etc. Overall we are happy with the product, has held up well so far. My only gripe is the water collection, so you have to either raise the mat or remember to drain and wash it weekly.
851015
In theory it could, but likely wouldn't hold that many glasses at once. Also depends on the size of the glass. The blades are very close together .
851016
The reason I bought it was that I could use it after the baby stage for other items. Yes, you could use it for other items.
851017
I don't have a baby but saw this at a bay shower and fell in love. I also don't have a dishwasher so my drying rack is always out on the counter and I've been looking for something more ascetically pleasing. I bought two of this size (it is true one doesn't hold a whole lot) and use it for everything. Even silverware stands up nicely in the blades and it sure looks cute on my counter top.
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It has a powder coat on it, so I think you're pretty safe. I wouldn't dry wet cups on it though, just to be safe.
133410
Yes definitely. I use Tommee Tippee and nuk bottles. I put sippy cups to dry on the bottom too.
1924406
Personally I would not used the rack for displaying fine glassware. The surface is somewhat bumpy.
1320510
The bottom part of the rack surely can, the top part, I would put only 2 or 4 glass bottles and use the remaining space for nipples and/or other accessories. I have to say, this rack has transformed my kitchen into a cleaner, easy-to-organize area. I would recommend buying a fast drying mat for under the rack - I got one for BBB. I have two of these racks (I have two kids in bottles/sippy cups) with a wire basket on the side for accessories.
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I would not hang anything other than a hand towel for drying hands on it. If you apply a coat of clear urethane or something similar on the towel bar to make it more waterproof, than I feel it would be OK. This is a really cute little shelf with an adujustable shelf in the middle. We bought two and we love ours. Aloha....
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If I understand your question correctly - there is room to dry glasses. The tongs that hold the dishes in place are hypothetically removable, so that you can remove a row or two to dry big items (I never did this, because they are tough to put on and take off). But there is no separate rack like other models. This is just a single layer with four rows of tongs to put dishes on (and a cup for cutlery). I hope this helps clarify!
1899283
Yes. We have a right side rack where we wash dishes and a left side drying rack. Both come in left side and right side. They are great for protecting sink. Very good quality.
1016426
I have used for drier, but not washer. As long as not heavy, wet items, I would think it would work.
1924408
Because it's made of a braided wicker, it would be difficult to put champagne glasses on it. But, if it's a vase or plates, etc... that would be fine. I REALLY like this rack, it looks very nice in my dining room. If you have an email address, I can send you a picture up close so you can see it. Hope this helps.
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It is made of sturdy plastic. I am sure you can dry glass bottles. We just have the plastic bottles. I just love this thing. Hope this helps.
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I guess it depends on how humis it is. I hang mine on a small rack and it is dry within a few hours. But the glass one, I use damp for my windows and table tops so I don't have to wait for them to be dry. I just rinse it often and use the polishing cloth to dry the surfaces. They do an amazing job on glass.
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I installed these cabinets over my washer and dryer. They hold a lot of heavy items so they should be able to hold heavy glasses. They were installed in the studs in the wall so they would be sturdy.
1992203
I don't see why not. I used my drying rack for plastic bottles and my breast pumping suplies I washed every 2-3 hours. Although I used plastic bottles that rack fit a lot! very durable. I live in an apartment with limited space and worked great. Also it folds down flat. I'm exclusively breastfeeding now but saved the rack incase anyone I know needs one bc it was so great. especially for the price. The convenience makes it worth more.
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No it won't work, it's not sturdy and there is no lining that u can take out and clean. So if it gets damp there is no way of drying it
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I haven't had a problem with mine since I bought it. I dampened each cup with a little water, and they stuck. However, if you tug at the cups, of course, the suction will break. If you don't have unruly children the table will, probably, be o.k. Mine is, usually, covered with papers, and I pick it up and move it around. It is light weight. You can, probably, apply some type of permanent adhesive by going to someplace like Home Depot; Quite likely you won't need it. The frosted side of the glass is meant to be face up.
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Yes!! Love this rack as holds various sized bottles, have not found one yet that will not fit. Fairly easy assembly, sturdy (best on tile floor, but did find when I had on carpet too), Of 10+ mix/match wine glasses have only found one that will 'fit' in hanger. Simple clean lines work with any decor!