🔝 High-Quality 2-Piece Stainless Steel Kitchen Sink Strainer Set with Large Wide Rim - LASSHSWA Sink Drain Strainer for Effective Filtration and Easy Maintenance Review

I have a garbage chute but it doesn't work very well making it a terrible chore to crawl under the sink and change the u-trap every few years. I decided I never wanted to do that again, so now I just forgot I had a garbage chute and use these little guys instead. They're a good weight so they don't move and when they get rough I just pop them in the dishwasher and they're like new. Highly recommended!

My kitchen sink doesn't have a drain so this has been a real lifesaver in keeping it clean and working. They are easy to assemble as they simply insert directly into the cavity of the sink. As I don't have a trash can (or dishwasher) they do clog and need to be cleaned quite often but that just shows me how much I throw away :( They're a little difficult to get rid of all the smaller particles in the meshes but overall has worth it The double pack is also a bonus for double flushers.

This fine mesh sink strainer is essential for extending the life of your sink grinder and replacing plumbing fixtures. It catches even very small waste, which is then sent to the garbage or compost. The smallest bits caught in the strainer can then be washed down the sink drain by turning the strainer upside down under a faucet (while 'encouraging' water - a coffee grinder if you have one) . I've had dozens of other sink strainers and this first one is really good.

This is the perfect and most importantly the RIGHT size strainer for our kitchen sink. We used to use the same filter that the previous owners left for 2-3 years and it doesn't fit (too small). We'd fight him, he'd move and let shit through, which is a problem with 60-year-old pipes and a septic tank. It's been installed for a week and I'm amazed at how happy I was with the drain filter. It works fantastic and I only wish I could find and order it sooner.

I didn't want him to hurt himself by accidentally stepping down the drain and I wanted to prevent the hair that comes loose when bathing from going down the drain drain get garbage. Disposal. It fits perfectly in my drain (I have an Insinkerator which is pretty common in the US). Once he stepped on him while swimming and he survived. And he was FULL of hair when his bath was over so a lot of hair got into the tubes before I bought it. Some hairs remained after I scooped out the large bundle and

We live in a semi-rural area and have a septic tank that's very expensive to repair or replace, so we're watching what's going down the drain. We only crave water, but life happens, cooking happens, and there can be lots of little bits that end up in the sink. We have always used sink strainers. The one we used must have become feline because it was no longer doing its job. I looked around and ordered these. Wow what a difference. As you can see from the photos, the outer rim is thicker and…