If the utensil holder is on the outside of the drainer does it drain into the tray or onto the counter?
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You can put it on the inside or outside. I have the drainer at the edge of my sink and the holder then hangs outside over the sink. The water then just goes into the sink.
2262107
I didn't think to check when I bought this. But, the plastic utensil holder does not drain water. When the holder is hung on the side of the dish rack, the holes are located away from where the water drains. Hence, water sits at the bottom of the holder. The product is okay for the price.
2265560
The whole tray is about the size of the sink. The drainer fits inside the drip tray. I love mine I would recommend it to a friend
1652515
Does this work on both sides of the sink, including the disposal one? Thanks!
40649
I think they may be talking about the black robber collar that goes in the drain in the sink, it helps keep stuff from being dropped in there accidentally, I like it that way, if it backs up I just push it down a little and all the water drains down with all the food. I have had it only a short time but it is really quite and all stainless.
1808814
I found an clear acrylic drain utensil holder on Kitchen Works. Fits perfect on my rubbermaid drainer. I like it. I have the large drainer.
780294
It always drains, so when I have mine on the countertop, I make sure the little holes (at opposite end of silverware trays) are positioned over the lip/edge of the sink. I guess you could cover those holes with something-??tape??-and then UNcover when you put it back in the sink.
2175739
Yes, that is exactly how I use mine. My husband drilled several holes through the plastic drain pan it comes with so it wouldn't hold water. I didn't want the metal scratching my sink or leaving rust marks so I place the plastic drainer down first to protect it.
320575
it is a great system where the drain funnels out into the sink. A little tray juts out of the bottom and drains into the sink. It is a good system.
1525027
Well, there's a slit on one end, but the tray isn't slanted. So you would still have to manually lift it to dump the water out. Convenient nonetheless. I have a small double sink and put mine directly in one side so there's no need for the tray. Hope that makes sense!
460540
The tray area can be on either side...but may be affected by plumbing or cabinet designs. One thing we noticed after we put ours in was that we could have had another cabinet under the tray side if we planned better. We love our sink...my only reservation about it is that I wish it had just a tad more incline to the drain in the bottom of the sink. It's almost flat which makes it hard to rinse the BIG sink out.
1275041
It's on the back along the right edge (if you're looking at the unit from the back) about midway up. It is recessed and the flexible drain tube could probably be curved to facilitate running the drain tube down the back or the side. I use the reservoir instead of the drainage tube since it's front loaded and easy to access. I've been very happy with these units.
1601646
We have put the disposal on the right side of the sink (the smaller side) this makes it a "prep sink" when cooking leaving the larger side open for dishes..I would imagine it also depends on the plumbing and where there is space for the disposal..hope that helps
2012963
No drain - included is a wire cage so you can pull all out at one time. Not a problem for me, its strictly a freezer.
518868
The tray is shallow and flat with grooves to drain. The problem is that the end farthest from the sink is not raised so, being flat, it does not drain well. I would think a raised sink would make it drain away from the sink and would accumulate the water in the tray until it overflows ... but which way?!?!?
935894
No drain.pull pans out drain grease out ,wash out put pans back in ,put elements back in.
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.