LOCAUPIN Multifunction Dish Drying Tray review

LOCAUPIN Multifunction Dish Drying Tray with Utensil Holder

Reviewed by the Product Choicest team ยท Updated Aug 3, 2026 ยท How we review

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Quick verdict

The cheapest useful thing in this roundup. A raised slatted base keeps dishes out of the water below, and the same tray doubles as a wash basin and a produce colander. Our Best Budget pick.

At a glance

BrandLOCAUPIN
TypeDish rack
Priceโ‚ฑ350 (as of Aug 3, 2026)
Owner rating4.9 โ˜… from 6,597 reviews
ShopLOCAUPIN Philippines
Units sold10K+

Specifications

TypeDish rack
MaterialPP plastic
Tiers1

Pros and cons

โœ“ Pros

  • Raised slatted base lifts dishes clear of the water that collects below, so they are not sitting in a puddle
  • Doubles as a wash basin and a produce colander, so it earns its counter space beyond drying dishes
  • One-piece plastic has no coating to chip and no welds to corrode, the two things that end a wire rack

โœ— Cons

  • Flat tray has no upright slots, so plates lie stacked and dry slower than they would standing on edge
  • Shallow walls mean tall glasses and bottles have nothing to lean against and tip over easily

The cheapest useful thing in this roundup. A raised slatted base keeps dishes out of the water below, and the same tray doubles as a wash basin and a produce colander. Our Best Budget pick.

What does it do well?

The raised slatted base is the design decision that makes this work. Water drains through the slats and collects in the tray below, so the dishes are never sitting in the puddle they just produced. That is the difference between this and a flat basin, and it is why dishes actually dry. The side utensil holder keeps cutlery upright and separated. The genuinely useful bonus is that the same tray serves as a wash basin and a produce colander, so it earns its counter space on days you are not drying dishes at all.

How well is it made?

One-piece PP plastic with grey feet. That construction removes both classic dish rack failures at once: there is no coating to chip and no welds to corrode, so it will not rust no matter how long it sits wet. What you give up is shape. With no upright slots, plates lie stacked and dry slower than they would on edge, and the shallow walls mean tall glasses and bottles have nothing to lean against and tip over. It is a tray with good drainage, not a rack.

Is it sulit?

Around โ‚ฑ350 as of August 3, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That is a fraction of everything else here, and the 10K+ sold with 6,597 ratings at 4.9 makes it one of the most road-tested pieces in this roundup. For a small household, a dorm, or a second tray beside a main rack, nothing at this price does more. It will not replace a proper two-tier drainer for a family load.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you want the most drying capability per peso, wash for one or two people, or need a second tray to take the overflow. If you dry a family load daily, buy a two-tier rack.

See how it ranks in our best dish racks in the Philippines roundup, or work out which type suits your kitchen in our dish rack buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

Want plastic with upright plate slots on two levels? The Orocan dish rack pingganan is the one to compare. Ready to step up to a full rack from the same brand? The LOCAUPIN foldable metal dish rack is the one to compare.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is the base raised?

The slatted deck sits above the tray floor, so drained water collects underneath instead of around the dishes. On a flat tray the dishes sit in their own puddle and dry far slower.

Can I use it for anything else?

Yes. It works as a wash basin for rinsing rice or vegetables and as a colander for draining produce, which is why it earns its counter space beyond drying dishes.

Does it hold plates upright?

No. There are no upright slots, so plates lie stacked and dry more slowly than they would standing on edge. That is the main compromise of a tray rather than a rack.

Will it rust?

No. It is one-piece PP plastic, so there is no coating to chip and no welds to corrode, the two things that eventually end a wire rack.