Catskill Craftsmen Over-the-Sink Poly Cutting Board

The only way that this cutting board fits my sink is vertically rather than horizontally, and this direction is not stable. So, I will not be able to use this board over the sink. As the other reviewer noted, the handles move very easily, too much so, in fact, so that they slide too much, which is the reason why I cannot use the board vertically in the sink. That said, there are other positives. The handles come all the way off, which is a plus; I know from prior experience that these wire handles do not fare very well in the dishwasher because the coating wears off and the wire then rusts. I actually purchased this board because it was the size that I wanted to use, just as a board, without the handles, and I was taken in by the idea of it not dulling my good knives. I have used it twice and like the surface for chopping and slicing vegetables. Note that this board does not have a trough for collecting juices, and it is exactly the same on both sides.

Here is the product information from the label: (1) dishwasher safe; (2) microwave save; (3) easy to clean; (4) knife friendly; (5) durable non-stick surface and (6) manufacturer's website provided. It is made in Taiwan, and there is no expressed warranty with this product. In my opinion, the price at $10.50 for this is a little steep, notwithstanding the super saver shipping and 4 for 3 promotion. I will revisit this review once this board has been used a few months and run through the dishwasher several times.

I do have an oversize sink, I like this style; had a wooden one for years that finally gave up the ghost. The board is OK on a flat surface, but over the sink it flexes so, that I wouldn't trust it for cutting anything harder or heavier than a ripe pear, with a sharp knife. I do use it to seed, peel, and chop tomatoes, where the over-the-sink idea is especially helpful. Bigger and thicker would have been better.

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So nice not to have to worry about stuff draining onto the counter. I can put heavy slabs of meat on here and cut without it feeling like it is going to cave in and it does not slide around. It fits across my double sink but if it were not divided I would have to put it from front to back and that would not be as useful since it would narrower. I would not recommend it if that is how you have to use itunless you only want to cut small things. I find it easy enough to clean the cutting surface but not thrilled that the handles will come all the way out rather easily. This does not happen while I am using it so it is only a minor annoyance.

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