REVIEW – I’ve had an ongoing dishwashing problem: I can’t seem to get reusable water bottles completely dry, and we use a lot of water bottles in my household. After unloading the dishwasher or even after I wash them by hand, I set them on my drying mat… and no matter how long I leave them to air dry, the insides are still wet. I twist and maneuver various dishtowels in my best attempt at drying our water bottles, but often little wet spots remain at the very bottom.

I don’t have room for a big, fancy drying rack on my countertop. And I like my existing drying mat because I can fold it up and put it away when I’m done, and throw it in the washing machine as needed. On a whim, I got a small, retractable drying rack from Mabrasse. Problem solved!

The Marbrasse retractable drying rack is a folding rack for glasses or in my case, bottles.

I like that it’s compact, adjustable, and can fit up to seven water bottles, travel mugs, or cocktail glasses. It also works great for food storage containers and lids.

I can set the Marbrasse retractable drying rack on top of my existing drying mat or it comes with its own little cloth that fits perfectly underneath. On its own, it fits nicely in the little space behind my sink, so it doesn’t take up any precious counter space. And it folds up small enough to stash in a drawer or under my sink when I’m done with it.

This drying rack is both minimalist and very effective. With more than 4,000 ratings, this $10.99 dish rack currently has a 4.5 out of 5-star rating on Amazon.

Price: $10.99 Where to buy: Amazon Source: The sample for this review was purchased with my own funds.

Ooo – this looks like just the thing to finish drying the Mason jars I use when making yogurt. Currently I stand them up inside a cupboard until dry (to keep counter-exploring cats from rubbing on them).

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