A dedicated structure designed to air-dry bottles efficiently, typically after washing, is essential for various applications. These structures are often constructed from materials that allow for good airflow and drainage, such as plastic, metal wire, or silicone. Examples include designs with pegs or prongs for inverted bottles, or tiered racks for larger quantities.
Proper drying prevents moisture buildup, which can lead to bacterial growth and unpleasant odors. This is especially critical for items like baby bottles, reusable water bottles, and specialized glassware used in laboratories or breweries. Historically, improvised methods using towels or dish racks were common, but the advent of purpose-built drying devices has significantly improved hygiene and efficiency.
