Side by Side Comparison of: Adcraft vs overstockedkitchen vs Polder vs Skoy

Perfectly well made little container. I use it to dry silverware next to my dish rack. Small size is what I ordered and I'm glad -- it's still roomy enough for quite a bit of silverware.

Very good made and have many holes at the bottom.

Tough and ready!! I just leave my silverware right in it on counter and to heck with putting in drawer! Classy!! :)

I was very happy with how heavy duty this cup is. We were looking for something to throw silverware into after we wash them at our cabin, as the dish drying rack doesn't have a silverware holder. This works very well and I can't imagine it will rust, as the quality looks to be very good.

Good sturdy silverware cylinders, easy to clean and look good. I bought three, one for forks, another for spoons and the third for knives. Obviously they are intended for restaurants or cafeterias but we use them in my family because they are more practical and convenient for the amount of children we have and the number of utensils we need on hand on daily basis (snacks and meals). We keep them close to the table if not on the table so every child can get what they need without stepping into the kitchen where they may get in the way of my wife who is busy cooking/preparing meals.

.Adcraft vs. Winco. And the winner is..?Bought the Adcraft product at $7.19. Liked it.Went back to buy more and the price was increased significantly to $8.55 (currently $10.97 w/free shipping).Double checked alternatives and found Winco at $6.19 (currently $9.31 Prime)(These price increases are obnoxious and make the products too expensive. Consider waiting for them to fluctuate down. When they do, we'll buy more of the less expensive of the two.)Liked Winco's better price, but was not sure of the quality. Bought both (see side-by-side pictures, Adcraft on left & bottom).These are both quality, commercial grade products and very similar in design. Differences are detailed below.WINCO----------Ever so slightly shorter and more tapered.Holes are bigger and spaced better, both on the sides and the bottom.Total holes on the side = 60, bottom = 21.Better finish, no burrs on the inside of the holes.Weight = 4.2 ouncesInside diameter at rim = 3.9"Inside depth at rim = 5.0"Outside height at rim = 5.2"Adcraft----------Total holes on the side = 72, bottom = 21.Weight = 5.1 ouncesOverall good finish, but small visible burrs on the top side of the holes inside the cylinder.Inside diameter at rim = 3.9"Inside depth at rim = 5.1"Outside height at rim = 5.4"Both products are performing as expected and we are finding them useful for washing, drying and storing flatware and small-mid-sized utensils (large, heavy utensils will knock them over, say large, commercial size stainless spoons).We'll update this review if the products perform materially differently over time. For now, though, we'd feel good recommending both products and suggest you buy on price and speed of delivery as these two products are pretty comparable.If you found this review helpful, please vote for it to keep it available to others on the front page. Thanks..

Pretty good, serves my need well -- I put misc utensils in it so in my dishwasher so they don't fall through the rack. And I use the second one for a really great tooth-brush holder :-)The metal seems to be high quality stainless steel so I am not worried about rust. But it is not all that thick/strong -- just fine for everyday home use, but probably not adequate for commercial/restaurant bashing and smashing.

Satisfied. I do have one minor criticism, though. I wish it was 1/4 inch shorter. This would make it easier to remove the fork or spoon. This is a minor complaint and overall I think it is a good product.

I've been using it for a few months and like it...it works well but it will tip over when it gets heavy

Good for storing your extra Silverware after it is dried in your sink rack.Kind of thin & I do wish it was weighted in the bottom....I may find a nice flat rock to put on the bottom.

Very good quality product would recommend.

Nice heavy weight stainless steel utensil cup - we use ours in our dish drying rack for drying utensils and it is heavy enough to stay upright when adding forks/spoons etc. Nice size and weight - good quality stainless steel - thus far no sign of rust or any other problems of that type - The only caution is that the inside edge of the holes (inside the cup) can be very sharp as my knuckles found out when I was washing the item out before use. The outside surfaces were no problem just inside the cup area. Otherwise a great product.

sent it back picked another one.

Rust already formed on the underside when I received the item, perhaps because the coating got scratches. I'm still using it because the inside is still good. I'll lower ratings even more if I see more rust later.This item was made for a holder like COMMERCIAL 4-HOLE STAINLESS STEEL CYLINDER FLATWARE SILVERWARE UTENSIL HOLDER ORGANIZER CADDY. Without the holder to support, it would flip over too easily.

Easy to keep clean. Looks nice at the sink

It looks very nice and the price is pretty good. There are few cons, it is a little bit too small and sometimes it does not stand and it falls if you overload with kitchen tools.

It's very top heavy and falls over frequently

It a good looking item but the bottom rusted some. Can't return it since the shipping cost more then the item. So got stuck with it.

I must have misread the measurement, this is too small for any utensil holder. You may get a few pens and pencils in it.