Does the Cutlery Holder drain into the main tray? I hope it does. Thanks
1379755
No it does not and I STRONGLY suggest you continue looking for another dish rack. This is designed so poorly I couldn't use it for more than a month and by then I couldn't return it since the shipping would have cost more than a third of the cost. Don't waste your money!
190370
It does not, however its just a simple little tray and it is nothing just to grab it and dump it out. BTW...its not very deep either.
1935971
Yes, the tray is under the grate...so you can slide it out to clean....very durable
411403
Silverware stays in sometimes if you don't put in straight it will slip to side. It works real good. I have had mine for some time now and would buy another one if needed.
415545
Yes, it the utensil holder has holes in the bottom for drainage and it can be removed.
1393020
It does. I have some large butcher knives (meat market butcher size, not chef size) that belonged to my dad and even with they fit in the tray. I have a variety of large Cutco, Wusthoff, Henkles, Dexter knives, and a couple large Santoku knives and they all fit without any problems. With large knives in the tray, the total height is still only 3 inches.
911292
No, it doesn't. I really like the rack b/c it holds a lot, but I had to get a separate tray (and large ones that drain from the end can be difficult to find).
1626744
The tray itself has a lip around the bottom. When the feet are flipped down it adds another 1.5 cm. of height. The total height of the feet plus the lip is 3 cm from the flat surface of the tray. I have had mine for the last few months and it gives enough angle to drain properly. I have not had any leaks or run off.
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.
972876
It drains from the front underneath the utensil holder. It works very well and I love it.
982375
No the sponge holder does not have drain holes. I make sure my sponge is not too wet. I clean out the holder often.
780293
It always drains. I've had it on my counter right by the side of the sink and it drains in to the sink. My double sink has a large deeper side and a smaller shallow side. This drainer fits in to the smaller side perfectly. I've even rinsed strawberries and other foods in it because the prongs that stick up are fairly tall and a hard plastic. I find that this drainer holds a lot of dishes. I'm glad I found it and I love that I could get a red drainer to match the other red touches in my kitchen!
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!
967276
I put all my knives in a lined drawer. I don't use knife holders. I do love these knives.
1027084
No. I had that one before. It rolls up and food get under it. It's flimsy and doesn't have a catch lip like the tray. Also, the tidy tray too part is removable so you can take it right to the sink. Totally different products. I would buy the tidy tray.
573573
Yes, they remove. The knife organizer doesn't seem to fit our knives very well, but we still use it.
1154956
So YES it does have the plastic holder to attach to the feed tray. Sorry about the incorrect response to your question. I was thinking you wanted to know about something to catch the food on the back side once it was sliced.