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Dish Racks
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Dish Drainers
Dish drainers are designed to make the process of cleaning up just that little bit easier. Few things are more frustrating than loading your dishwasher with the evening’s pile of dirty dishes, only for the dish drainer to break. That’s why we stock a range of quality dish drainers to alleviate these frustrations.
Which dish drainer do I need?
Finding the correct dish drainer comes down to a few things; your personal needs and the equipment that’s available to you. If you own a washing machine, finding the right dish drainer for your specific machine is very important. You don’t want to go through the process of buying one only to find out it’s either too large or the wrong shape entirely! If you’re buying a dish drainer as your main means of dying dishes, then you’ll want to pay attention to the size of the drainer in relation to your sink. There are ways to get around this, however, and it comes in the form of a stacked dish drier. Stacked dish driers and built with multiple tiers so you can easily fit them into smaller sink spaces whilst still being able to dry large batches of dirty dishes. You should also think about the design of the dish drainer. Is it designed to only hold plates or can you easily stack different items on it? Some dish drainers come with the works – utensil holders, cutlery draining baskets and glass drainers. Whatever you dish drainer needs, you can be sure to find them here in our store.
How to choose a dish drainer
When choosing a dish drainer, you might want to consider some of the following: • Wood, copper, stainless steel, or plastic? • How large does it need to be? • How much do the costs vary?