Sunacy 3 Pack Kitchen Sink Strainer, Kitchen Sink Drain Basket with Handle, Stainless Steel Mesh Sink Strainer with Large Wide Rim 4.5 Diameter, Suitable for Most Sink Drains and Dishwasher Safe

This is perfect for picking up food left overs in the sink.

I was able to find most of the things I need & save time to go to the mall.

These sink strainers fit perfectly and catch everything. The handles make them easy to remove and empty. Having three strainers means you can rotate and empty as they fill. For folks with septic tanks, these are a must as theyll keep food out of your systems. They work great for the non-disposal side of homes with sewer as well. They keep the food out of your pipes.

Its my dream perfectly I dont have to dig out the food with my hands anymore because we dont have a food disposer it has a little handle that folds on the side with not being used in to lift it up you just pick it up by the handle and dump it out

This strainer makes such a difference. The handle makes it very easy to pop it in and out of the sink. It catches everything. Nothing slips through. It cleans so well in the dishwasher and comes nice and shiny.

This 3-pack of drain strainer baskets with handle is a big upgrade over the strainers we have been using and have had to replace often. The basket is a strong stainless steel metal mesh, which I believe will last much longer than what we have used and can be more strongly cleaned as it is sturdy and thick. I really appreciate having a handle as I usually have to get a fingernail between the strainer and the drain ring, which is sometimes clogged up. I got this thinking I was use in the main kitchen sink, but it fits 2 other sinks in the house so Ive already used the set up. It does cost more than I would normally spend, but will see how long each strainer lasts.

Lo use para el baño y la cocina

Stainless steel, and this strainer fits the sink like a glove. Here’s my story: I came to the realization after my garbage disposal died, that I didn’t need to buy another one, because—what did I put down it, anyway? There are so many “don’ts.” No potato peels, no table scraps, really (those go in the trash can)—what needs to go down here, that I can’t just dump in the trash can? Nothing. So I wanted to go back to what I did in the first house we lived in: use a strainer, because the kitchen didn’t have a garbage disposal. This is exactly what I wanted, because it’s not wire. It’s like a miniature colander, and I can take it to the trash can and empty it. It’s got a convenient little handle, too. :) My choice. I already love it, and I recommend it, if you want to cut expenses, and not be so dependent on ALL the modern conveniences. :)