2 Pack - 4.5 Top / 3 Basket - Kitchen Sink Drain Strainer Large Basket Food Catcher. Stainless Steel

These are heavy enough to stay in place even when our awful sink backs up. They catch every crumb and are so easy to dump out and clean. Made my life easier.

This product works well. It does as intended and is much better than the plastic once we had before. My only complaint is the holes are a bit small so the water does build up slightly for a few seconds when doing dishes. That said, it catches all organic material you dont want going down the drain. It fits well for standard sinks and is a great price for 2!

It’s easy to clean, easy to remove.

Im very conscience about what goes down my drain, in fact I keep an empty 10-15oz soup can in my freezer for leftover grease from my cooking. The screen I had before this one was exactly that a screen and it was an issue to clean with debris clogging up all the time. This one however is much easier to clean with either a simple tap on the trash can or by using a napkin or paper towel. My life just became easier!

These are the ones you want. Flat lip that doesnt prevent food from enetering th strainer.

These work AWESOME! I can set dishes in the sink and not worry about the dishes knocking sink strainer with the plug and stop up the water! ProTip: if both have food in them, rinse one into the other so you only have to dump one in trash!

It is a good strainer for your kitchen sink, gathers a lot of stuff that would otherwise go down the drain, the only thing I would have liked it to be slightly wider to cover the sides.

Fits perfect in standard kitchen sink. I cant believe how much stuff would have normally made its way into the pipes! These can help avoid a hugs plumbing bill!

These filters fit our kitchen sinks perfectly, are easy to remove for cleaning, and stop all the stuff trying to go down our sink. We like them. We have three filters for two sinks, so we can always have a filter in place.

We really enjoy these drain strainers. They catch lots of stuff which would have gone down the drain. They are easy to remove and empty. Cleaning them after generally just takes a little water and a dishrag.