Momcozy DIY Bottle Drying Rack for 18 Bottles
Eighteen bottles. Two bottles' worth of counter.
Between bottles, teats, valves, flanges and collection cups, a pumping mum's drying pile colonises the kitchen. The answer is to build upwards, not sideways.
Up to 18 bottles Modular pegs Brush holder Detachable travel rack Lift-out drip tray
Reconfigure it for what you actually own
Pegs reposition, so tall bottles, short storage pots and awkward pump flanges all get a place. A fixed-shape rack only ever fits one kind of bottle properly.
The brush stops living on the worktop
A built-in holder keeps the wet brush upright and draining rather than lying in a puddle next to the sterilised bottles.
A section that travels
Detach the small rack for a hotel room, your mother's kitchen, or a weekend at the north coast.
Specifications
| Capacity | Up to 18 bottles |
| Also holds | Teats, valves, pump flanges, storage pots |
| Pegs | Modular and repositionable |
| Brush holder | Built in |
| Travel rack | Detachable section |
| Drip tray | Lift out and empty |
| Dishwasher | Top rack safe |
Questions mums ask
Does it really hold 18?
Eighteen standard bottles with pegs at the tightest configuration. In practice most mums mix bottles and pump parts and get fewer bottles but more items.
Does water pool underneath?
The drip tray catches it and lifts out. Empty it daily, as standing water is the one thing that undoes a drying rack.
Is it stable when full?
Yes, on a flat counter. Load heavier items low, as you would with any vertical rack.
Care
Empty and rinse the tray daily. Air dry the whole rack fully once a week.
