FASTFERMENT - frb1 FastFerment FRBB-24 Bottle Drying Rack, FastRack24, White

I love FastRacks. I now have about 10 of them, and I am one happy brewer. I only have a single gripe, and that's about the lack of a rack made specifically for the shorter bottles (such as Sierra Nevada bottles), which are a tad wider because of their shorter height. If would be nice if FastRack made the overall footprint just a bit wider to accommodate either short bottles with their extra width, or taller bottles with normal width. As it is, they still fit, but not as well as the taller bottles. But, that's a small problem as long as I stack the short ones on one rack, and the longer, more common bottles on another. Otherwise, this is an excellent product that I'll continue to use. Very sturdy, works great, and I'll probably still have them and be using them twenty years from now. They're that solid. I just wish they were a bit cheaper, and were sold in 5-packs to bring the price down a bit.

Very durable and easy to clean. The material it thick and sturdy. Makes racking a large number of bottles a piece of cake.

Works great for draining and storing bottles.

Very good quality.

Works great on smaller beer-length bottles.

I brew beer and kombucha. This is the best way to store cleaned bottles I have found. They are heavy duty and stack well as advertised

Awesome

As a homebrewer, I'm constantly washing up used, empty bottles; or sanitizing them and filling them. This is a great, simple product. I keep it on top of a towel on the counter next to the sink, and when I get around to washing up yesterday's empties I just scrub them out and stick them in the FastRack. On bottling day, I submerge the bottles in no-rinse sanitizer, sanitize the rack, then put the bottles back in the rack to drip dry. It's also handy for laying out sanitized tubing, spigots, racking canes, etc. to dry. Obviously, for a five-gallon batch, you'll need two or three to use them this way -- but the price is right, so why not? Finally, the rack is made to hold 24 typical American 12-ounce bottles (either longneck or shortneck); you can also use it for half-liter bottles but you have to stagger them, meaning there is not room for 24. It's a really simple product, but it's sturdy, easy to sanitize, and cheaper than a bottle tree.