embodiments of the present invention are now explained . although the disclosure is sufficient to enable to those skilled in the art to practice the invention , the physical embodiments herein disclosed merely exemplify the invention , which may be embodied in other structures and / or designs . while the preferred embodiment has been described , the details may be changed without departing from the invention . fig1 illustrates the holder 100 from the side . the holder contains a front cover 101 and two side covers 102 . the interior of the holder is designated with dashed lines . the rod 103 , from which dish cloths can be hung , is designated as a cylindrical dashed line near the top of the holder . near the bottom of the holder , dashed lines are used to illustrate a panel 104 where the excess liquid , such as water , can drain from the bottom of the front cover 105 into the sink . this panel 104 can also be used to hold sink items , like sponges . it will be understood by one of ordinary skill in the art that while one cylindrical rod 103 is shown , the holder can contain multiple rods , which may have different shapes , like a square or block rod ( s ) and may contain other advantages like holes in the rod ( s ) to enable better drainage and drying of a cloth hanging there from . fig2 illustrates the frontal view of the holder 100 . esthetically pleasing decorations and attributes of the front cover 101 can is displayed from this view of the holder 100 . the dashed lines 105 at the bottom represent an opening for the excess liquid to drain out to the bottom of the holder and out to a sink or external drain . fig3 illustrates a side view of the holder 100 . it consists entirely of the side cover 102 . like the front cover 101 , esthetically pleasing decorations and attributes of the side cover 102 can also displayed from this view of the holder 100 . such esthetically pleasing decorations and attributes of the front cover 101 and side cover 102 can be displayed to better suit the decor of a room , such as a kitchen . fig4 illustrates the rear view of holder 100 . the rod 103 to hold the dish cloth , is connected to and between the two side covers 102 . the drain panel 104 is situated at an angle within the holder . this angle may be adjusted for desired draining parameters . this rear open area of the holder 100 can be situated to face a wall or unseen area , keeping the draining articles out of the view of open areas of a room , such as a kitchen . fig5 illustrates an embodiment of the rear view of holder 100 , and also shows two partitioned sections 106 , which can be used for holding other items for drainage and drying . the rod 103 , is again connected between the two side covers 102 . the drain panel 104 is shown at an angle at the bottom of the holder 100 . this angle may be adjustable for desired draining parameters . the partitioned sections 106 , are located on the back of the front cover 101 inside the holder 100 . these partitioned sections could also be placed inside the side covers 102 in addition or in place of the front cover 101 . fig6 illustrates an embodiment of the holder 100 , which also contains a housing for dispensing a substance , such as hand soap or dishwashing soap or liquid 107 , from the side . the holder 100 contains a front cover 101 and two side covers 102 . the rod 103 from , which dish cloths can be hung , is placed between the two side covers 102 and is designated as a cylindrical dashed line near the top of the holder . near the bottom of the holder dashed lines are used to illustrate a panel 104 where the excess water can drain under the bottom of the front cover 105 into the sink . in this embodiment , the liquid dispenser housing 107 is located on the side of the holder 100 , but this design may be modified to for functional purposes and décor . fig7 illustrates an embodiment of the holder 100 , which also contains a dispenser housing 107 , from the top . the holder contains a front cover 101 and two side covers 102 . the rod 103 from , which dish cloths can be hung , is placed between the two side covers 102 and is shown as a rectangular line in the middle of the holder 100 . on the left of the holder 100 panel 104 is shown where the excess water can drain . at the bottom of the holder 100 is dispenser housing 107 . fig8 illustrates the rear view of an embodiment of the holder 100 , which also contains two partitioned sections 106 designated for holding other items to be drained and dried and dispenser 107 . the rod 103 is connected between the two side covers 102 . the drain panel 104 is also shown near the bottom of the holder . the partitioned sections 106 are located on the back of the front cover 101 inside the holder 100 . the dispenser housing 107 is shown on the right side of the holder 100 . fig9 illustrates an embodiment of the holder 100 , with a back cover 108 , from the rear view . this enclosed embodiment encloses the holder from all sides and keeps the items from the view in the kitchen , regardless of which side a person looks on . the interior of the holder is designated with dashed lines . the rod 103 is connected between the two side covers 102 , and is shown near the top of the holder . the drain panel 104 is shown near the bottom of the holder . the back cover 108 can be identical to the front cover 101 in size and shape . in this embodiment , the bottom of the back cover 109 would have the same space between it and the counter as the bottom of the front cover 105 . alternatively , it can be the same length as the side covers 102 , in which there would be no space between it and the counter . fig1 an embodiment of the holder 100 , with a back cover 108 , enclosing the holder on all sides , from the side view . the rod 103 is connected between the two side covers 102 , and is shown near the top of the holder . the drain panel 104 is shown near the bottom of the holder , which allows excess liquid to drain under the bottom of the front cover 105 . the bottom of the back cover 109 , is shown at the bottom left portion of the holder and can either be the same size as the front cover 101 or the side covers 102 . fig1 an embodiment of the holder 100 , with a back cover 108 , a dispenser housing , and two partitioned sections 106 designated for holding other items to be drained and dried , from the rear view . the rod 103 is connected between the two side covers 102 , and is shown near the top of the holder . the drain panel 104 is shown near the bottom of the holder . the partitioned sections 106 are shown in the middle of the holder , which in this embodiment are the back of the front cover 101 inside the holder 100 . the partitioned sections 106 are shown in the middle of the holder , which in this embodiment are the back of the front cover 101 inside the holder 100 . the partitioned sections 106 , which have an arrows pointing into each one , are located on the back of the front cover 101 inside the holder 100 . the dispenser housing 107 is shown on the right side of the holder 100 .
a dish cloth holder , which includes decorative covers to use as a display for the room while the dish cloth and other sink items are able to dry more effectively within .