Review on 🐟 WishDirect Tuna Strainer Press: A Food-Grade Stainless Steel Canning Colander for Regular-Size and Wide-Necked Tunas by Beth Pujol

I like it because it's made of stainless steel so it's durable. The only thing I don't like is that you can't squeeze all the water out of the tuna when using it on a can of tuna. I bought the plastic first and it worked great. But someone dropped it and a piece of one of the handles broke off. It's still usable, but I thought it should be better. So I bought stainless steel. But it's not as good as the plastic. Comparing them I saw that the plastic has extra holes on the sides and that makes a big difference as it helps the water drain better. Look at the two pictures and you will see the difference. I like the stainless steel option for its durability but I think I'll modify it myself and add some holes on the bottom like plastic. This will take some time and patience as stainless steel is a bit more difficult to pierce. So, in my opinion, if stainless steel had those extra holes, that would be perfect.