When Design Mom posted this over at the Kohler blog, she called it the "dishrack of your dreams." We seriously think she may be right. More

Q: I found this absolutely beautiful dish rack on a website but unfortunately it's sold out.

I can't seem to find any other dish racks like this online. Can you help me find something similar?

Sent by Jamie More

We're not blessed with the luxury of a dishwasher, so we're heavily reliant on our dish drainer rack. Right now we have a very simple rack, but we've found that in the case of drainer racks &mdash the simpler the better! Drainer racks come in many different shapes, sizes and materials and we're not sure which material is the best. More

I have this pot I use all the time in the kitchen. And it undergoes some pretty rough treatment. Everyday cleaning with dish soap gets it clean enough. However, heavy use leaves it blackened and burned over time. Every once in a while, I like to give it a deep clean that leaves this trusty standby looking like new. Here's how: More

Q: My boyfriend's apartment doesn't have a dishwasher, and with all of his roomates living there, and everyone cooking each night, dishes are a real problem. There is limited counter space as well, so we are trying to find a multi-level dish rack — hopefully something with at least two full levels if not more.

Short of building shelves for multiple standard dish racks I haven't seen anything. There is no cabinet above the space next to the sink so height isn't an issue, but the space isn't much bigger surface wise then a standard dish rack from Target.

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Spacesaving, good-looking, genuinely functional dish racks are hard to find. This new folding dish rack from black + blum hopes to fill all those requirements, and more. More

We get a lot of questions about two things that tend to take up excess room in the kitchen: storage canisters and dish racks. We've explored dish racks with small footprints, but here's one that looks even better, along with some really intriguing stacking canisters — all from smart design firm Urban Kitchen. More

Here's a good question from Tina and Phil of 30 Bucks a Week, a blog about living on $30 a week in groceries. They're looking for a good dish drainer, and they ask:

Just wondering if there were any good ideas on dish drainers. We'll be moving into a new apartment and while the kitchen is cute and has counter space, it has zero when it comes to the sink. Any advice on a dish drainer or will we be stuck with washing and drying the dishes forever?

Counter space around the sink is always at a premium in small and busy kitchens. We never seem to have enough room to let our dishes dry - and we also don't know where to let our wineglasses dry safely. Enter this Simplehuman two-tier dish rack that even has spots for your wineglasses! We love the look of it, but there are some mixed reviews on Amazon. We're curious - do you have this dish rack, and if so, what do you think? More photos and link below.

Reader Ann writes:

Williams Sonoma has sold all its wooden, wall-mounted, folding dish racks. No more are on order. They would not give me the manufacturer's name. I've searched the internet, but have come up with zero. Someone, somewhere must still be making those racks. Any suggestions for me other than making my own? More