What does this mean?Pros & Cons
Pros
The handles extend to a total of 22 inches, and measures 15 inches when contracted. Makes draining things like couscous a lot easier than my previous drainer.
The wire mesh is fine enough to rinse grains like rice. It's really the only colander i use now.
It's sturdy and well-made, with expandable handles that don't scratch the countertop. The fact that i can adjust the arms for different sink widths is teriffic.
Cons
It is just too short for my new sink. The problem is that it is built very poorly. Not worth is.
Highlights
Quality
My local grocery store caries this product.
This strainer sits on the sink with the bowl under it.
Solves the design flaw in the product from williams sonoma that i used for years.
Packaging/appearance
There are also feet on the bottom, so if you need to sit the colander on the counter, your food can’t get contaminated.
I am then free to walk away while the food dries right where it is with water dripping into the sink.
I don't want pasta crud sticking to the strainer screen.
Competitiveness
Makes draining things like couscous a lot easier than my previous drainer.
Did the math and sending the one i purchased for her here (honolulu) would've cost so much in shipping it would have negated th... Read More
Overview
- How are reviewers describing this item?
great, easy, sturdy, quality and enough. - Our AI detects a high amount of irrelevant reviews for this listing. A number of the reviews included in this product may belong to other variations, editions or versions that may not be representative of the current product being sold.
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- Our engine has analyzed and discovered that 22.5% of the reviews are reliable.
- This product had a total of 239 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jun 22 2022.
Helpful InsightsBETA
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Had a cheaper all steel one from different seller and it fell apart after a year
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I dont want pasta crud sticking to the strainer screen
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
However the plastic lip is rather big and pasta always gets stuck on it when i try to get it out
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Had one for ten years before the handle pulled out
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The actual strainer part never failed
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The round strainer had two handles that could sit on the sides of a large bowl and one of the hands broke off
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Did the math and sending the one i purchased for her here honolulu wouldve cost so much in shipping it would have negated the savings i got with the purchase
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