Extendable Colander Strainer Over the Sink, Retractable Kitchen Sink Basket to Wash Vegetables and Fruits, Food Strainers to Drain Pasta and Dry Dishes, Plastic Colanders for Sink Dark Gray

I love this drainer/strainer! It fits perfectly across my sink and can strain a whole pot of pasta. I use it to rinse produce too, especially berries. I keep it out (on top of my microwave) because use it so much. It's also much "cuter" than my old white, bulky colander. Molto bene, as we used to say in Italy!

I bought this to put dirty baby bottles in u til I'm ready to wash them so that I didn't have to put them in the sink with other dishes. It works perfectly! It can extend to fit sit any size sink which is nice. I appreciate that it has holes to drain the water while you're washing. It's a great value for the money!

This is a great addition to my kitchen. Today I washed lettuce. Put it on this tray. Lettuce drained. Great

Both my husband and I thoroughly enjoy utilizing this product. Love it when cleaning strawberries, grapes, and other fruits and vegetables. Very easy to use and clean.

Looks and performs just as pictured. Nice quality and good performance and value.

This works great with any sink. It is very lightweight and takes no room to store. I love it as it keeps everything away from whatever is in the sink.

I bought 2 of these. They are so useful. One is in the kitchen I can rinse out a cup or wash as knife and they can drip dry without sitting on top of the counter and looking messy. When I bring berries or veggies home it is nice to rinse them off and all to drip right in the sink...no water all over the counter. The second one I use in my utility room over the sink where I can rinse an item and allow to drip right in the sink. They are so handy I don't know how I got along without them.

It's a good idea, and they're very useful to point, but I finally got tired of how much usable sink area they block. Now I keep them in the cupboard and pull them out at those rare times when they can be particularly useful without getting in the way, which, frankly, isn't very often.