9L (2.4 Gallon) Collapsible Dish Basin with Draining Plug - Foldable Food Strainers Over the Sink Colander - Fruits & Vegetable Drainer Basket - Space Saving Kitchen Storage Solution Review

Love! Love! Love! I have a very wide single sink and if I want to hand wash the dishes this can be a problem. This little bucket is the perfect solution! It cleans great and I can drain it with the plug on the bottom instead of having to maneuver a huge tub of water to pour out and try not to splash everywhere. I keep it rolled up and tucked under the sink when I don't need it. Exactly what I needed.

I love this sink. We just remodeled our kitchen and now we have a sink that is just a big bowl. I like the sink but how to wash and rinse the dishes. Hm? Ooooh, this is how I use this collapsible cymbal. I use it, tip it on its side to dry, then fold it up and put it in the closet. So I continue to love the new sink and can still hand wash dishes that can't be washed in the dishwasher. win on all counts.

I bought this for our van kitchen to use when we are trying to conserve gray water tank capacity and it works great. It fits perfectly in the sink, stays strong when filled with water and folds up for easy storage. While I'm sure it can be used for many things, I can wash dishes in it while it's in the sink and can handle soapy water with ease. It was easy to use when needed and didn't take up much space when it didn't.

I LOVE this tub. I use it to soak and peel fruits and veggies in salt water and it's quite large. It is easy to fold when not in use. Rather than pushing down on both sides (where the handles are) to fold it, it's easier to fold one side all the way in first, and then the other. The water can be easily drained while items are still in the tub by simply twisting the plug on the bottom. This is a salvation for those who have a small kitchen with a small sink.

I've added this to my camping arsenal Oct. It's 2017 and it's still doing great. It works great with the Advanced Hand Wash Faucet which can be found on Etsy. My only concerns are #1. The drain strainer doesn't really work as a strainer, the holes are too wide and let all the bits of food through. #2. This should be common sense, but I'm listing this for those who lack the knowledge. Silicone discolours with all sauces that contain a lot of citric acid, e.g. B. tomato sauce, and causes…

This collapsible bowl is perfect if you have an old Coleman camp kitchen. The original Coleman kitchen sink drain probably didn't hold water for years. This sink fixes all that. It fits perfectly in the original Coleman camp kitchen sink. When you fill the collapsible basin with soapy water, you will find no seepage, so you can wash your dishes. When it's time to drain the water, there's no problem. Just lift the plug of the collapsible pools. Plus, this collapsible sink doesn't take up any…

I wasn't looking for this accessory when I first saw it, I knew it was going to be one of those things that would be used A LOT and I must have several. For me it's just a very practical bathroom. .love share. This isn't one of those new products that is advertised everywhere, this is a very useful thing that sure has dozens of uses that I haven't found yet. So far I've only used it to wash my hands but I think my second one will work for ice cream and beer on the patio, camping and probably on

Summary: Maybe great for travel and camping, but not for everyday use. I bought this sink because of its small size, which means it fits in my sink under the dish rack above. I didn't care that it was collapsible as it was my everyday utensil. The first few months were great. I've noticed mold growing on the seams where the hard plastic meets the rubber fold. I have tried everything to remove mold from the soft rubber part. Dishwasher, vinegar, bleach, cockroaches. Nothing works. It's like the…

A must for every camping enthusiast. - a trip to Cambria, and immediately delighted it was unfolded, made of durable plastic, with comfortable handles and a working drain. Needless to say I was excited to use this cool new gadget and damn it it worked! It was the workhorse/superstar of the trip. Our campsite didn't have a drain pipe so we had to walk down two sections to get some water. This came in handy for conveniently transporting dishes from our location to the water source and returning…