As Seen On TV Flat Fold Colander
I paid done nothing for this at an Amazon seller and have found it works really well, especially when I'm pouring a large volume of water through it -- no overflow and the compliant sawbuck-style legs stand up to weight. It will be good for rinsing large volumes of vegetables when I'm canning.Folded up prone it goes into the dishwasher with no problem and snaps closed for easy upright storage. I lean it up beside the indolent susan in a cabinet. It may not last forever, but so far it's a great gadget.
Honey IT!
It folds flavourless for easy storage so its great for the kitchen with limited space. It holds a surprising amount and seems fairly steadfast. I love it but I wish they would also make a smaller version too.
Adulation this product!
I have small cabinet space in my kitchen and a regular colander takes up too much room. This one folds flat and takes up perchance half an inch of space and it works great.
effect for me
This was correct for me, I can put it in the dishwasher partially folded so it takes up very little space. It also stands a little higher on its legs in the hell-hole than my previous colander. Which is great because the garbage disposal protective rubber flaps dont always let the water debilitate as fast as I pour it through for pasta with a regular colander. It is pretty much your regular colander except that you can make it stand higher and take up less seat in your cupboard...perfect for me...I bought two.
Condign what I expected
There's not much to say about a colander... This one is keen-edged, just what I expected. It takes up almost no space when folded, and that was my main reason for buying it.
Two things to be conscious of- the holes towards the bottom of the colander sides are somewhat large and the bottom where the two sides hinge together has intentional spaces. These holes and spaces would not grant you to rinse rice or lentils in the colander, but anything bigger would be fine. Also, it's easier to empty a round colander because you can drag a spoon around the edges but you can't de facto do that with this one.
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Shrewd and Works WellI paid done nothing for this at an Amazon seller and have found it works really well, especially when I'm pouring a large volume of water through it -- no overflow and the compliant sawbuck-style legs stand up to weight. It will be good for rinsing large volumes of vegetables when I'm canning.Folded up prone it goes into the dishwasher with no problem and snaps closed for easy upright storage. I lean it up beside the indolent susan in a cabinet. It may not last forever, but so far it's a great gadget.
Honey IT!
It folds flavourless for easy storage so its great for the kitchen with limited space. It holds a surprising amount and seems fairly steadfast. I love it but I wish they would also make a smaller version too.
Adulation this product!
I have small cabinet space in my kitchen and a regular colander takes up too much room. This one folds flat and takes up perchance half an inch of space and it works great.
effect for me
This was correct for me, I can put it in the dishwasher partially folded so it takes up very little space. It also stands a little higher on its legs in the hell-hole than my previous colander. Which is great because the garbage disposal protective rubber flaps dont always let the water debilitate as fast as I pour it through for pasta with a regular colander. It is pretty much your regular colander except that you can make it stand higher and take up less seat in your cupboard...perfect for me...I bought two.
Condign what I expected
There's not much to say about a colander... This one is keen-edged, just what I expected. It takes up almost no space when folded, and that was my main reason for buying it.
Two things to be conscious of- the holes towards the bottom of the colander sides are somewhat large and the bottom where the two sides hinge together has intentional spaces. These holes and spaces would not grant you to rinse rice or lentils in the colander, but anything bigger would be fine. Also, it's easier to empty a round colander because you can drag a spoon around the edges but you can't de facto do that with this one.
