BESTonZON Stainless Steel Crescent Pot Strainer: Premium Pasta Fry Drainer for Noodles, Fruits, Veggies & More Review

It's much better than the plastic I had before. It should last longer as it is well made. Some edges are sharp, but I'm careful.

Whether you are right or left handed you can use this. It's definitely durable and won't bend. My last tool fell apart and I lost all my food down the drain.

The edges are TOO sharp! May cause SERIOUS DEEP INJURIES/CUTS. The LARGE hem should be on the opposite side for right-handers. Since most people are right-handed - SPIRIT!

I do not recommend this hand strainer, it bends when trying to keep the meat in the pot. It's also very cumbersome/big to the touch but still feels fragile.

I ended up having to throw away the one my mother gave me that I grew up on. I thought it was an outdated item as I haven't seen it in any stores that I can recall. I was excited to find it here and it's good quality and does the job.

The edges of the staples that slide across the cookware are very sharp, and the crescent-shaped edge between the staples is also sharp. This poses a safety hazard when used, stored or cleaned. I got a few injections from them as they pierced the skin of my fingers.

It's a little hard to work with. The bottom edge has raised metal tabs on each side. Not quite sure why. If you don't use the brush for washing, you will find that it tears up sponges and kitchen towels. Just let it air dry or the towel will tear too. Otherwise, it does its job of straining out cooking liquids.

This type of pasta colander is easy to use and convenient to store in a drawer. However, this version bends very easily and will most likely break after a few months. In addition, all metal protrusions were very sharp. I almost cut myself the first time I touched it. I had to use a file to smooth the edges.