Addis Rectangular Washing Up Bowl, Soft Black, 9.5 Litre

I use it for my feet , it’s a yes for me

Good love it

Exactly what we wanted

When I ordered this bowl I suspected it was fake because there was marbling pattern in some patches of the plastic but I’d waited ages for delivery so did nothing about it. But 18 months later it’s now cracked. We are only 2 people at home with a dishwasher so it’s generally only light things glasses etc we wash by hand. I wouldn’t recommend buying from this seller!

Cracked after just one month

Very useful

No issues. Great packaging

Amazing Addis quality as ever. Bit smaller than expected, just make sure you size up you sink!

Perfetta,proprio quello che cercavo. Robusta e piacevole alla vista. Sono pienamente soddisfatta.

We bought 2 of these Addis washing up bowls in lime green to replace one we'd had for a long time and which is beginning to look rather worn, but still useable and colour still bright. They fit my sink with a little room to spare, large enough for my largest plates and a great vivid colour. Love them!

I bought the Addis Rectangular Washing Up Bowl recently when we revamped our utility room, and it’s been absolutely spot on — a sturdy, practical piece of kit that does exactly what it’s supposed to without fuss. First of all, the size is excellent. It’s big enough to handle larger pots, baking trays, and family-sized washing-up loads without feeling cramped, but still fits neatly into standard sinks. The rectangular shape makes much better use of space than round bowls — you can stack plates, soak big trays flat, and even fit chopping boards without awkward balancing acts. The plastic material feels thick and durable, much more heavy-duty than some of the flimsy bowls you get in discount shops. I’ve been using it daily for several weeks now — often with hot water — and there’s been no warping, cracking, or discolouration. The integrated handle slots are a nice design touch. They make it easy to lift and empty even when full without straining your hands or risking a spill. The sides are slightly tapered too, so when you do need to empty it, it pours smoothly without sloshing everywhere. Cleaning the bowl itself is straightforward — it rinses clean easily and doesn't retain smells or stains, even after messy jobs like soaking baking trays or cleaning up after big Sunday roasts. The neutral grey colour I chose blends in well with the rest of the kitchenware — smart and unobtrusive. Addis also offer it in a few different shades if you prefer something a bit bolder. One small tip: if you want extra grip in the sink (especially if you’ve got a shiny ceramic one), you can pop a small rubber mat underneath — but honestly, I’ve found it stays put quite well even when full. Overall, this Addis bowl is exactly what I wanted: strong, practical, and easy to use. A basic kitchen essential done right. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a no-fuss, durable washing up solution.