🍹 Linden Sweden Jonas Juice Strainer Cotton Replacement Filter – Perfect for Home Canning and Jelly Making Review

I liked this filter until the end! It held all of the seeds from my raspberry dessert but the fabric came loose from one of the grommets before I could take it off the frame and wash it! Some seeds are also stuck in the bottom of the colander and cannot be removed. 10 euros for a replacement screen is quite expensive if it only lasts once! Pay attention to the photos, after I washed the cloth sieve, the seeds are stuck in it and cannot be removed.

I really like that this jelly set is much sturdier than the metal ones, I like that it's not that high so I don't have trouble pouring fruit in it and it doesn't spill out just as easy. My only issue with this is that the grommets on the bag are poorly designed. I installed it and forgot to wash the bag first so I took it apart and after removing the grommets from the hooks the grommets were pulled out of the fabric. The fabric is too thin for the eyelets and it would be better if they looked…

I really like the strainer. It's way better than the metals that are in the juice and you don't know what metal is in your juice. I like how it folds up for storage. The bag (cotton filter) does not hold up. The very first time I used it one of the pads came out, the next time 2 more came out and now I have none in my bag. I continue to use it without them and it seems to be holding up well, but like others I've had issues with the sockets staying in my pocket. Excellent system - it would be…

Love that it has a jelly filter. I will say that the mesh pouch that came with mine broke the grommet as soon as I used it. So I have to buy replacements there. But what really surprised me was that once you put this thing together, you don't have to take it apart. This means you have a fairly large circle with legs that can be flattened and that you need to store somewhere. I was hoping to keep this in my jam box but it's too damn big. You must not remove the legs after assembling the item…

This is an amazing thing! I use it to make rosehip syrup and jam. I've used colanders, colanders and cheesecloth before and it's well worth the money. The attached picture shows the sifting of 3 pounds of rose hips that have been boiled with 8 cups of water. It was difficult, but everything was certain. It easily fits in my 8 liters. soup pot as well as my 8 quart. enameled cast iron pan with reserve space in the controls. I just poured the whole pot of rosehip puree into a colander and let it…

This stand works great. I like the adjustable legs that give me more options for containers. On the back of the box you will find instructions on how to fold this flat without taking it apart. Yes it's in Swedish but you can see in the picture that you just twist the legs and have them move slightly so it lays flat - a great design aspect. I have read several reviews about the grommets on the bag being torn due to being a snug fit. Here's how I put the bag on the stand: 1) Hook the first sleeve

This durable plastic juice strainer from Linden Sweden with cotton filter makes preparing jellies and butter much easier. I have used gauze in the past but THAT works much better. I love that I can just leave it there to drip into the pot for as long as needed. The juice strainer fitted my large pot perfectly and held tight. I've read that some other reviewers had issues with the eyelets tearing or separating from the fabric. I didn't have this problem at all, so maybe this problem got fixed…