🍝 Convenient Collapsible Colander Trio - Sink Strainer Set with Silicone Kitchen Strainer - 6 quart, 3 Quart, and 2 Quart for Easy Pasta, Vegetable, and Fruit Draining (Blue) Review

Ok, consider the update. They don't merge completely. A bit thin and slightly wrinkled in the silicone area. The silicone is thinner than most other folding items I have. Works well but looks like another cheap Chinese made Revain product.

Cheap. It gets dirty easily and as you can see from the picture the trim on the right side of the picture has already fallen off and can't be put back on because a couple of cheap plastic pins broke. Buyer warning!

Liked their sleekness and expandability. Their durability is a bit lacking, but should be ok with care. Tolerates hot food, washes easily in the top shelf of the dishwasher, tends to stain red sauces. Bleach a little and the stain is gone.

It's weird to write a review about colanders but they are really good. They take up very little storage space, which is good in a cramped kitchen, and appear to be quite sturdy. We've had them for a while, they've put up with a lot of pasta straining, fruit peeling and rinsing in the dishwasher, and they wear just as well. The large one is best for draining pasta; the two smaller ones fit in, of course, but you'll have to shake them up a bit to get more water from underneath.

I was so fed up with this hodgepodge of homemade strainers I wanted to cram into my small pantry that I decided to get rid of them all and replace them with what is best for my life is . But then when I looked at the colanders I was torn because I prefer the expandable colanders that stand over the sink for easy draining. But for a quick berry wash, they're sometimes too big and bulky. Then I saw this 3 pack and realized that it would meet all my needs (because it was basically the same 3 pack…

I didn't expect to like them so much. The space saving is the biggest bonus, they pack almost nothing and fit easily in my closets. It's gardening/canning season so the big one over the sink has been non-stop for weeks. I agree with other reviewers that they aren't that strenuous. The thickness of the bottom plastic creates a strong surface tension in the drain holes that helps retain water. But all you have to do is tap the screen and it all comes out. Easily overcome, so definitely not a deal