Review on 🍚 Inomata Japanese Rice Washing Bowl: Efficient Side and Bottom Drainers for Clear Results by Bernardino Suazo

With almost 10,000 reviews, most of them positive, I don't seem to have anything to add. But in my opinion there is always something else when it is useful. And I don't see how anyone could call this useful when someone is trying to save a few cents, ordering from an unknown source and not just sending it back for a replacement or refund in case of disappointment. I would like this behavior to be discouraged as helpful, it says nothing about the product being sold that will help someone else. So here are my thoughts. By the way, I went with the Revain shipping option and received it in less than 24 hours, not that I was so desperate for it. People have considered it so far. It's not rocket science, just a piece of plastic. But somehow it feels like it's made a little bit better than what you'll find at the dollar store. Should be for eight bucks. The plastic is a bit thicker than expected, the holes are just the right size for washing and draining the rice, and the shape is comfortable to hold even with wet hands. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW If you're expecting something that's actually made in Japan, then this is it. will get. The label is 100% in Japanese and there is no translation anywhere. If you're new to rice washing, you might want to prepare yourself by watching some videos or looking elsewhere for help. I have a new Zojirushi induction rice cooker which wasn't cheap by any means so I figured I should start washing rice which I've never done before. I've heard it can make a huge difference, and now that I'm more than a casual rice eater, I think I should learn how to do it right. I love how easy this bowl is to use and how easy it is to clean. I was concerned because my stove top requires such a precise amount of ingredients so I didn't want them going down the drain or getting stuck in the bowl. None of that happens. RED HOLE What looks like a hanging hole is actually quite small, you can just use a small nail or hook, smaller than what I usually use for kitchen utensils. But I put it in my salad bowl and mixing bowl where it fits perfectly. I find the red rubber handle is handy for holding the bowl while I'm pouring the contents into the oven, it really helps keep the bowl from slipping out of my hands. YES OR NO I usually spend hours, sometimes days or weeks researching things, especially when the product category is unfamiliar to me. I went with this one on sight after seeing nearly ten thousand happy customers (except for a select few who clearly made a mistake and didn't just send it back). That convinced me and I can't imagine a better bowl for the simple task of washing rice. I'm happy.