Ourokhome Collapsible Pasta Drying Rack- Plastic Household Noodle Stander with 10 Arms

I struggled with it at first then realised the legs can lock in place as well. Very sturdy. I use it for doing crochet when I need to have loads of different yarns on the go. Definitely a game changer for my crochet graphgans

I'm a Food Technology teacher and I only teach one pasta making lesson a year, so I didn't want to have to spend too much money on drying racks. This one was perfect - reasonably priced, easy to set up, sturdy and easy to clean and fold up to put away for next year. I must admit that the first time I put it up I thought it was a bit wobbly, but that was because I hadn't turned the legs the right way round - once I put them the right way it worked perfectly.I took one home for my daughter to use as she missed the pasta making lesson at her school (she was in isolation with covid), so to cheer her up we made pasta at home like she would have done if she'd been in school. She thought it was a lot of fun, so I think I'll be buying another of these racks to keep at home.

Used this for the first time the other day. It's simple, sturdy and works well. My only complaint would be that it's a bit short. We fixed this by putting it on the box it came in but ideally I would want it taller

It’s absolutely fine. I like that’s it wipeable and therefore hygienic for kitchen use. The only thing I didn’t contemplate is that’s it not actually very tall so fir anyone wanting super long sheets if pasta you might need to stand it in a pile of books!

Does the job but I find it annoying that there’s not way to secure the arms/legs when not using as it falls open in the cupboard.

Nice design and cheap. But one arm broke. Get what you pay for!

pasta made a lot easier to produce once cut into strips

Bit flimsy