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Norma Sepulveda
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2025
Confession: I almost didn’t buy this because “diatomaceous stone” sounded gimmicky. But after ruining two wooden holders and battling stinky microfiber pads, I caved. Wow. This sleek gray tray has transformed my post-cooking cleanup. I rinse my spatula, shake off the big droplets, and just… drop it in. No blotting, no flipping utensils to air-dry both sides. The stone silently drinks up the water, leaving my tools ready to stash in drawers. It’s weirdly satisfying to watch puddles disappear! Plus, it holds way more than I expected—my go-to tools all fit without crowding. And can we talk about the minimalist vibe? No obnoxious “UTENSIL HOME” text screaming from my counter. Just a quiet, organic-looking piece that makes my kitchen feel calmer. Pro tip: Skip the dishwasher for things with crevices—toss ’em here instead. You’ll wonder how you ever lived without it.
Scott Marcus
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2025
As someone who hand-washes dishes daily, I used to dread dealing with wet utensils. My old wooden rack warped within weeks, and fabric mats just trapped moisture under my spatulas. Then I found this Diatomaceous Stone Utensil Holder—game changer! The moment I dropped a dripping whisk into it, the stone absorbed every drop like a sponge. Now I toss in knives, ladles, even my stubborn measuring cups (you know, the ones that always pool water in the dishwasher), and everything’s bone-dry by morning. No mildew, no clutter. The muted gray design looks so clean on my countertop—no tacky labels, just pure function. Seriously, if you’re tired of rearranging soggy tools on a mat, this thing is worth every penny.
J Kyle
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2025
This kitchen tool organizer is a hefty weight. I like that it feels substantial and won't tip over. It absorbs water drips, fast! It is thick walled, which makes the number of tools it holds limited. But as you can see, I managed to fit several tools easily, to keep handy at the stovetop.The gray color is very subtle and pretty.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2025
Advertised height and diameter are 5.7" (14.478 cm) and 4.5" (11.43 cm). The actual height and diameter are 5.5" (13.97 cm) and 4.375" (11.11 cm). It's not a big difference, but measurements in a listing should be accurate. Also, the side walls are thick so the inner diameter is only 3.5", which is a full 1" smaller than most utensil holders.Personally, I let my utensils air dry in a regular drying rack so the quick drying stone isn't a feature I care about. However, it does work as advertised. Even without the quick drying, I just like the look and feel the diatomaceous stone. If you don't have a lot of kitchen utensils to hold, I would recommend this on aesthetics alone.
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