Glad Kitchen Sink Wash Basin for Dishes | Large Plastic Tub with Drain Plug | Multipurpose Dishpan for Cleaning Tableware | Sinkware Accessories, Grey

Convenient for a small amount of dishes, or placing dishes in soapy water while cooking. It has a little drain at the bottom! Nice, small, compact size, which is good for my little kitchen. Very good quality. Thick, heavy plastic. I bought the gray because my sink is stainless so I thought it would "match".

If you have a standard rectangular stainless steel sink and hand-wash your dishes, this dish pan is a great choice! It's narrower and deeper than typical square dish pans, taking up less than half the sink, which leaves plenty of space for rinsing and access to the drain strainer. The color is subtle and blends well with the sink. The drain plug has a rubber coating, which my previous dish pan didn’t have, and after six months, it started leaking. I’m confident this one won’t have that issue with the added coating.My only (very small) complaint is that the label is difficult to remove—someone else mentioned this too! It might need a soak to get it off, so I’ve turned the label to the back for now. It would be nice if it came with a little bottle of GooGone! I don't expect any problems with this pan, but if it ever disappeared, I’d buy another one right away. 💕

This is a very convenient basin that fits on one side of my standard double sink. I don't use it for dishes though. I collect rocks and need to clean them somewhere. I use the basin so all the grit from the rocks doesn't go down the sink. I mostly empty it outside...but in a pinch I have set it on the toilet seat to drain and that's convenientThe drain works except for two things.1. The drain hole is slightly elevated from the bottom around it. so a small amount of water will not go down the drain hole.2. Sandy grit can get stuck in the drain twist cap space and cause it not to seal 100%. I don't know how common that would be with regular use in the kitchen. Probably not so much.It's a dainty little bucket. The walls are a little thinner than a standard bucket. It doesn't seem like that would affect durability too much. The plastic it's made of has a nice sheen that allows stuff to be wiped from it easily. My only concern on durability would be the 2 little plastic "prongs" in the bucket holeb that clip the drain into place. That's the only thing I could see breaking. They areva heavy plastic though. I've used the basin heavily and aggressivey in the past month or so and no signs of wearing them down or them breaking off. We'll see. Nice little bucket for a good price. I recommend.

The dishpan is a perfect size for small sinks or even travel. It doesn't collapse as some of the other products, but it is extremely durable and worth the purchase.

I wanted a smaller-than-standard sized dish pan and this solidly built little gem fits the bill perfectly. I like the little feet that lift it up a bit and the bottom drain. It's true the drain leaves a tiny amount of water when emptying, but it still rates 5 stars in my opinion. I've ordered a second one for camping.

My only complaint is it’s a little too small. It fits in the sink great in both directions, it’s great quality, not a variety of colors but the gray worked for me. I LOVE the fact that it had a drain. Five stars just for that !!

The product label is stuck on so solidly it is almost impossible to get off. Took hours of soaking, scraping and solvent to get it off.They should pay me for all the time I wasted.

I've had this basin for over a month and I use it every time I wash dishes. For the price, it's nice. I use it for soaking dishes or carry dishes from different parts of the house to the kitchen. I haven't had any issues with keeping it clean, leaking, or any parts being cheap and breaking. 👍