Utensil Drying Rack, 3 Compartments, Chrome

I purchased this utensil drying rack to go with the small stainless steel sink drainer. The size and appearance are perfect, but my spoons, forks and knives all slip right through the open slots on each corner, and pulling them back out is not easy. It's so aggravating I quit using it, and am looking for a different model.

I have had this for four months and while it fits perfectly it is already rusting at all the places where the metal crosses. Need to get another one that won't rust. Not worth the money.

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We have a drying rack that fits in the sink, it has a coating on it. After a while of placing knives in it, it starts rusting. I found this rack, and ordered it not sure if the hooks would fit over our rack (since it has the coating). It fits perfectly. Things with thin handles (like shrimp forks) do fall through the bottom slots. For me, not a big deal, I've learned what not to put in there. It's also very sturdy.

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I searched High and Low for this utensil rack. I needed EXTRA room for my utensils. I coated it with a clear protective coating to avoid rust. It works very well with the chrome dish rack.

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Ok, so...what genius thought it'd be a friggin' great idea to create a utensil rack with giant holes and slits for everything to slide through? Are you kidding me? This is THE WORST idea. It's a test in frustration and patience. I mean, after I wash my forks/spoons/knives, I get to re-wash them because slip and fall right back into the sink. The designer who created this piece of you know what was also the designer of the first submarine with screen doors. This thing is a joke.