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Features
Holds more in less space
Height adjustable to work with different bottle sizes
Optional drip tray
Dishwasher safe
Range Birth + Up
Description
The First Years Spinning Drying Rack
The First Years Spinning Drying Rack is the answer to your space woes on the kitchen counter. This modular rack is adjustable to meet your needs and fits different sized bottles. It can be used in dishwashers and also contains an optional drip tray.
Why You'll Love It: The rack holds more in the given space and it can also be easily adjusted to different bottle sizes.
Features
Holds more bottles in less space
Dishwasher-safe
Optional drip tray
Can be adjusted according to varying bottle sizes
Product Details
Product Length:
11.5 inches
Product Width:
11.4 inches
Product Height:
3.1 inches
Product Weight:
1.0 pounds
Package Length:
11.6 inches
Package Width:
11.4 inches
Package Height:
3.1 inches
Package Weight:
1.4 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 468 reviews
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: ( 468 customer reviews )
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312 of 333 found the following review helpful:
doesn't work with glass bottles Nov 24, 2007
By Kimmy71
"Kimmy71"
Leaving a review because I with I'd known before buying -- this is a very flimsy product and it doesn't work with glass bottles. Hope this helps someone.
56 of 58 found the following review helpful:
The best baby bottle drying rack! Jun 18, 2007
By T2 Although we wash bottles, nipples, etc. in the dishwasher, they never dry completely, so I need to put them in a drying rack afterward. I didn't want to throw them in our regular dish drainer because they're hard to access and take up too much space. This drying rack has a minimal footprint but most importantly comes with a drip tray so you can use it either in the middle of a counter (like us), or draining directly into the sink.
71 of 75 found the following review helpful:
Love this rack Aug 21, 2007
By Courtney Addis
"CVA"
Yes, it is a good size, but great for those moms who need extra space for breastpump parts and bottles. We have the Skip Hop drying rack also, but prefer this drying rack hands down!
The different size levels are great for keeping the 4 and 8 oz. bottles seperated. The drying middles are wonderful for pump pieces, nipples, and sealing caps.
Highly recommend this Drying Rack.
39 of 43 found the following review helpful:
Not for glass bottles for sure! Oct 14, 2008
By Sarah
"Sarah - New Mom"
It seems like this product would work fine for plastic bottles, but when I was trying to use it for my glass bottles, not only would the little pegs not stay in so they were always falling all over the place, but the spinning feature wouldn't work with the heavier glass bottles. I'd recommend the "Prince Lionheart Complete Drying Station" instead. I haven't tried any other products, but the Price Lionheart product still has a small footprint and I can fit more bottles on it and access everything I need. Good Luck!
16 of 16 found the following review helpful:
Great for the price... and I use glass bottles Mar 28, 2009
By Kell Pell Some of the one-star reviewers said this product doesn't work well with glass bottles, but I don't agree. I've been using mine for four months now and it works just fine. I do have to hang my glass bottles opposite of each other so the stand doesn't tip over from the weight, but that is easy to do! This product is well worth the price, and if you are like me and watching every dollar these days, don't spend more money than you need to. I definitely recommend this product.
based on 468 reviews
doesn't work with glass bottles Nov 24, 2007
By Kimmy71
"Kimmy71"
The best baby bottle drying rack! Jun 18, 2007
By T2
Great for the price... and I use glass bottles Mar 28, 2009
By Kell Pell
