Systems and methods of using a wine glass drying assembly. The wine glass drying rack assembly includes a tray with a bottom, sides, and a vertical lock. The wine glass drying rack assembly further includes a support with a locking element, stems and a top extending between the stems, where the support is coupled to the vertical lock via the locking element and where the support is rotatable about the vertical lock of the tray. The wine glass assembly also includes a rack with two wine glass supports, where the two wine glass supports define a slot for receiving wine glasses, where the rack is coupled to the top of the support via loops and where the rack is rotatable about the top of the support.

The device for drying resealable bags includes a tray having a bottom wall, sidewalls, and end walls that form a chamber. Pivotally connected to the tray are a plurality of support members. The support members include a pair of side posts connected by a cross bar and preferably are different heights and widths.

The device for drying resealable bags includes a tray having a bottom wall, sidewalls, and end walls that form a chamber. Pivotally connected to the tray are a plurality of support members. The support members include a pair of side posts connected by a cross bar and preferably are different heights and widths.

A draining system comprising a single or multi-layer tray designed to store and dry wet objects like winter boots, rain boots or dishes that are placed on the tray. This system provides effective utilization of space to store wet objects. Water from the wet objects placed on the tray goes into waste collection bin which can easily be removed without disrupting the tray set-up to dispense waste water without creating a mess.

A drain device includes a first tank body, a second tank body, a third tank body and a drain rack, a bottom surface of the first tank body being mounted and fixed to a top surface of the second tank body, a bottom surface of the second tank body being mounted and fixed to a top surface of the third tank body, the first tank body, the second tank body and the third tank body being in communication with one another to form a washing cavity, a bottom inner side wall of the first tank body being provided with two steps in a lengthwise direction of the first tank body, an inner side wall of the third tank body being provided with two receiving portions in a lengthwise direction of the third tank body, the cross-sectional area of the second tank body gradually increasing from top to bottom.

A drain device includes a first tank body, a second tank body, a third tank body and a drain rack, a bottom surface of the first tank body being mounted and fixed to a top surface of the second tank body, a bottom surface of the second tank body being mounted and fixed to a top surface of the third tank body, the first tank body, the second tank body and the third tank body being in communication with one another to form a washing cavity, a bottom inner side wall of the first tank body being provided with two steps in a lengthwise direction of the first tank body, an inner side wall of the third tank body being provided with two receiving portions in a lengthwise direction of the third tank body, the cross-sectional area of the second tank body gradually increasing from top to bottom.

A drying appliance may include a drying rack and a rapidly drying absorptive drain tray assembly. Some embodiments may include adaptable and interchangeable accessories for selectable placement and scaling of the size, amount and placement of features for managing the capacity and location of the drying accessories. The drain tray may include an absorptive base. The absorptive base may wick, absorb, and evaporate water away from the drying kitchenware to lower relative humidity and to prevent mold and bacteria from growing thereon. The drying rack may include a built-in cutting board holder that provides extra space for pots, pans, and bowls. The legs of the drying rack can support the absorptive drain tray above the surface of a counter allowing for 360-degree evaporation.

A drying appliance may include a drying rack and a rapidly drying absorptive drain tray assembly. Some embodiments may include adaptable and interchangeable accessories for selectable placement and scaling of the size, amount and placement of features for managing the capacity and location of the drying accessories. The drain tray may include an absorptive base. The absorptive base may wick, absorb, and evaporate water away from the drying kitchenware to lower relative humidity and to prevent mold and bacteria from growing thereon. The drying rack may include a built-in cutting board holder that provides extra space for pots, pans, and bowls. The legs of the drying rack can support the absorptive drain tray above the surface of a counter allowing for 360-degree evaporation.

A drying system having a wicking member defined by a top-surface, a bottom-surface, and a thickness; wherein the drying system for items includes the wicking member suitable for supporting the items for drying in an ambient environment. The bottom-surface is able to be placed on a planar-surface (such as a table or counter or the like) to support the wicking member, the bottom-surface adjacent the planar-surface when used. The wicking member has pleated vertical members protruding upwardly from the top-surface. The wicking member may be made of terry cloth or other suitable fabric that is flexible.

A drying system having a wicking member defined by a top-surface, a bottom-surface, and a thickness; wherein the drying system for items includes the wicking member suitable for supporting the items for drying in an ambient environment. The bottom-surface is able to be placed on a planar-surface (such as a table or counter or the like) to support the wicking member, the bottom-surface adjacent the planar-surface when used. The wicking member has pleated vertical members protruding upwardly from the top-surface. The wicking member may be made of terry cloth or other suitable fabric that is flexible.