FastRack Bottle Drying Rack & Tray Kit - Bottle Drying Tree Alternative; Dry or Store Your Beer, Wine or Bomber/Belgian Bottles; Add to Your Home Brewing Supplies

This storehouse was not intended to store items well since it's round, its bottles hang on pegs, as well as the whole thing shakes and rattles if you bump In addition to its heavy design, the pump bottle sanitizer that sat on top made relocating difficult because it was impossible to pick it up. About the only thing it had going for it was the ability to pick it up. While FastRack stacks easily, is super stable when you put the same size bottles in all four corners, has handles for easy transport even on the go, has a small footprint (the size of an average 24 bottle case), and is rectangular in When bottles are held by the neck, there is no contact with the interior, which is important if you want to use it for sanitized, clean Furthermore, everything drains from the bottom so that everything is upside down. The tray included in this kit allows you to catch drips and keep your floors or shelves I like the price and the fact that it is made in the Depending on the situation, you can store bottles in old cases or plastic totes, but this really is the most convenient way to store bottles.

Monica Wright

| Jan 19, 2021

I prefer the fastrack to many bottle trees because it is a great drying solution. You will love it if you brew with a normal longneck. However, if you prefer to bottle with the shorter, wider bottles (like Sierra Nevada and Lagunitas), it doesn't work quite as well as it does for shorter, narrower bottles. As a result, the bottles are unable to sit neatly in the holes without hitting each other, and they are tilted slightly as they cram themselves in, so you can't stack the racks nicely. It would have been perfect, if the holes between the holes were a little wider, if the rack was made with more space between them. Nevertheless, it is what it is.

Reid Chase

| Jun 03, 2021

The only beer I drink a night is a quick rinse to deter fruit flies. I store up a few dozen bottles and run those through the dishwasher on the bottom rack to discourage fruit flies. When I take them out of the dishwasher, they are already dry. Because of this, I am unable to use this rack To keep my bottles dry, I simply carton them up until next brew day.

Kenzo Cain

| Jan 04, 2021

I found this to be way more efficient than my old bottle drying tree, since it uses less space and the bottles seem to dry much faster when they are There was a written statement that the dish was dishwasher safe, but I want to note that the base or drain pan is not really dishwasher safe since it bends or contorts when heated. In order to get it back to its original shape and sit level on the table, I had to use a heat gun. If it weren't for that, I would have given it 5 stars.

Aryan Wise

| Aug 22, 2020

The pros are These FastRacks are the best tool to store and dry bottles. They come with two racks and one tray package for the best price. The cons are It appears that the new plastic is more brittle than previous models. This is what I ordered on January 1. My order reached me on February 19 in anticipation of there being another batch on February 28. I placed the order along with the rest of my equipment once Our batch took a little longer than expected, but when we went to bottle today, we were able to squeeze out a few extra drops. One of the racks was broken when we discovered it on 19th. I am reluctant to use it or stack anything else on top of it on a regular basis. The newer racks seem to be made of a more brittle plastic than the older racks, and this was my own fault for not checking them completely upon receipt.

Demi Fritz

| Apr 21, 2021

a great way to store bottles in a vertical format and I agree that stacking bottles is much better than placing them on a traditional tree In addition to moving a whole rack of bottles easily, I can do it all It would probably be difficult to move the tree. Additionally, I like how the bottles face in a straight line. The bottles should be dried that way since it seems logical. Nevertheless, psychological factors are likely at play.

Angela Kelley

| Jul 25, 2021

Just in time for bottling day, these racks were just what I needed. I will not be planting bottle trees anymore. Despite their fragile nature, they're as strong as they ought Warmth is the thing Amazon wants you to rate. I have no idea what that is The items we're talking about aren't decorative. They have a purpose. It does the job for which it is designed and it does Consequently, these things are helpful if you make and bottle your own beer. They have the advantage of sanitizing the bottles, draining the bottles, and drying them without anything touching the inside while taking up no more space than one.

Scarlett Dyer

| Jan 25, 2021

It is one of the flip top type bottles that she often uses for brewing and she is interested in trying When it arrived, she opened it and had a good time This product was a big hit with her after the first use. Despite the fact that she split the rack instead of stacking, it still dries bottles evenly and holds flip top bottles fine. She uses it for the big flip top bottles which do not fit in a stack. You can use this rack to keep re-used bottles stable after washing so they surface dry evenly. It can be used for any kind of bottle that you want to reuse.

Violette FitzGerald

| Jan 06, 2021