Dr. Brown’s Sink Caddy for Baby Bottles and Parts with Two Brush Holders, Over The Sink Kitchen Storage, Drying Rack, and Organizer, BPA-Free

Great for Small Spaces!
I originally had the Dr. Brown’s bottle drying rack/tray which is great but did not work for my small apartment with little space. Having this on the sink allows me to rinse the bottles out with some water before putting them in my momcozy bottle washer while I am waiting for a cycle to finish. My countertop stays a little less cluttered and a lot more dry!

A Versatile Sink Caddy That Earns Its Place
If you’re drowning in baby bottles and parts taking over your counter space, the Dr. Brown’s Sink Caddy is worth a serious look. The over-the-sink design is the real selling point here. It keeps everything elevated and draining directly into the sink, which means no puddles spreading across your counter and no dedicated floor space eaten up by a bulky upright drying rack.That said, this caddy genuinely shines beyond just being an alternative to a bottle rack. With the foldable bottle prongs laid flat, it doubles as a general-purpose drip station for non-baby items too — something an upright baby drying rack simply can’t offer. It’s also handy as an intermediate step: let things drip off over the sink first, then transfer to your main drying area without making a mess. If you already have counter space for an upright rack, this isn’t a replacement so much as a genuinely useful addition that earns its keep.The build quality feels solid and durable, the drainage holes keep airflow moving so things dry quickly, and the non-slip rubber feet keep it firmly in place. The two built-in brush holder notches are a thoughtful touch (I’ve only tested these with my Dr. Brown brushes though), and the adjustable, collapsible design means it can fit a range of sink widths.One thing to be aware of: at around 8 inches wide, it does take up a noticeable portion of your sink. It’s not a dealbreaker, but worth keeping in mind if your sink space is tight. And if you’re using non-Dr. Brown brushes, they may not sit quite as snugly in the holder slots.Overall, the price is very reasonable for what you get, and the flexibility of this caddy — baby bottles, general kitchen items, intermediate drip station — makes it more versatile than it first appears. If you have the sink space, it’s well worth it.

Works is intended but the intended use is a little strange
I really like the concept of this, but somehow it’s just ended up storing all of our sponges. We end up not using it for drying because keeping drying bottles right next to the sink would frequently has dirty dishes in. It feels a little bit weird. So I can’t comment on its drying capacity. It is convenient that you can stretch it to fit any size sink, we were able to make it fit our farmhouse sink. It’s very lightweight and easy to fold shot. Feels like a high quality material. And it works great as a sponge holder… That said, I’m not sure that I would go out of my way to buy it again since it’s core functionality. Just feels a little bit weird when you’ve got dirty dishes in that sink presumably.That said, I’m not sure that I would go out of my way to buy it again since it’s core functionality. Just feels a little bit weird when you’ve got dirty dishes in that sink presumably.

Great product and highly recommend it
If you’re like me and think it’s kind of gross putting baby bottles, toys, and pacifiers directly in the sink, the Dr. Brown tray is such a good solution. I use it to hold everything before washing and then to dry items after. it keeps everything off the dirty sink surface. The pegs can go up for drying or down when you don’t need them, and the size adjusts to fit your sink, which is really convenient. It’s easy to set up and feels pretty sturdy. It doesn’t slide around unless you accidentally push it closed. It also has drainage holes, so wet items dry easily without pooling water. I find it super helpful and convenient. Price feels fair for what you get and I’d definitely recommend it. It has helped keep my counter more organized and less cluttered with baby stuff thrown everywhere.