Collapsible Colander by Blissful Living – Space Saving Strong Silicone Strainer, Over the Sink Handles, Flat Folding, Expandable for Easy Storing- Great for Fruits/Vegetables, Pastas and More (Green)

Collapsible Colander by Blissful Living – Space Saving Strainer, Over The Sink Handles, Folding, Expandable. Available in red / grey and green / grey. These collapsible food colanders are the perfect strainer for fruits, vegetables, pasta, rice and more! With retractable handles on either side, and the ability to squish the colander for easy stowing, this is a must have! Straining is made especially easy with holes that direct the water out straight down. With two colors to choose from, red or green, you can match them through your home with the rest of your kitchen decor, making it blend in easily. This is the perfect gift for a new couple, a housewarming party, picnic, trip to the beach or any other place. The handles also contain a special non-slip for those heftier loads. Even when it's wet this grip will stand strong and not let the contents slip out. A large and progressive design! Although this colander is collapsible, making it flat, this colander should not be used as a cutting board for the fruits, vegetables, pasta, rice and other contents. Be sure to have Blissful Living's collapsible colander the next time you need straining done! Features: Expand for use, collapses for storage Dishwasher safe Non-slip Quick-drain hole pattern Hangs over center sink divider for hands free use Plastic feet for standing 15 inches wide x 10 inches deep x 2 inches high (collapsed) 15 inches wide x 10 inches deep x 4.5 inches (expanded) The digital images displayed have the most accurate color possible. Due to differences in computer monitors, we are not responsible for variations in color between the actual product and your screen.

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