how fine is the strainer? is it just the one shown on top of funnel with the big holes?
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Yes. But you can lift out the strainer part and set a finer strainer within it. It would have to be a large one though but it would work in a pinch. Hope this helps you.
1647601
Yes the only filtering is the shown holes; I use a paper filter on top to provide a real cleaning.
1647602
it's very nice. the strainer middle part also is removable. the holes aren't too big or too small. if there are very fine particles in the liquid the may pass through. i hope this helps.
449222
Hmmm...I've never used a strainer. I just squeezed my fist through the hole where the lid goes (it fits). Does that help?
872003
It doesnt come with the strainers,but you can buy any brand separately and it will fit. Im really happy with the sink, looks great and its very functional.
2130971
If the top of the strainer doesn't stick up too far above the rim of the drain, there are round, floppy, rubber stoppers of about 5"-6" in diameter and about 1/8" thick that can be found at many dollar stores, etc., that one just plops down over the opening and the weight of the water pretty much holds it in place. In fact, that is what we old-timers used before they came up with the strainer/stoppers.
46205
Yes, is good but you should put a sponge around of the input strainer. I have a sponge around and all goes good.Good luck.
808610
As you can see by the picture of this item, the funnell flairs out and would fit into the jar. The small end of the funnel is about one inch in diameter and the strainer can be removed and put in place to strain larger items from your liquid. I use it to strain cooking oil after I use it for french frying when particles are left behind from the flour coating.
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what is size of the opening of this pot? I need to order the correct strainer along with it.
313294
The screw hole center is 11/16" from the edge of the strainer. The screw holes are 2 5/8" center to center.
1097973
The shaker I received, the strainer is built into the lid, it's one piece. When you shake it, there's a lid that fits over the strainer.. It's a very snug fit....no spilling!
231172
The mesh of the strainer is very fine. The strainer appears to me to be able to hold about 1/3 of a cup.
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Hi, Sorry that it took me so long to respond. I measured inside the medal rim (mesh only) and using my old metal tape measure it is a scant smaller than 3 1/4, like a 1/16 less only. This is my favorite little strainer. The shortened handle makes it more balanced. The handle is 4 1/5 inches long but it is more sturdy than my old strainers. It does not fall off my cup. The mesh is very fine. I would buy it again.
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All I can answer for you,Is that this strainer is a bit flimsy. I use it for brewing beer and if you want to strain anything that weighs more than a lb or two it bows real bad. Go for one that costs a bit more unless you want it for a little bit of veg or pasta straining
1177800
The strainer measures 5" in diameter. The mesh holes are larger on the outer rim, at approximately 1/4", but the inner holes are down to around 1/8". It is not heavy, but feels sturdy.
505502
Yes the strainer comes with it. You can contact the seller. I contacted the seller for something else and their service was excellent.
52448
It is a a sturdy strainer and does hold small grains, including quinoa. I haven't used it enough to give a long term use report, but given its sturdiness, I expect it to last a long time.
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I gave this to my sister.... FINALLY remembered to ask... she says, Yes, the part with the holes ("strainer") is metal too.
1976773
Actually it is a colander, as well as a strainer. It is not as fine a strainer as the flower measure and sifter items you buy, but I use it when making a cake to sift flower, sugar, baking powder etc. mix and it works for me. I use this "baby" (don't know how I ever cooked without it) for everything...from spaghetti to potatoes. It is wonderful and holds up under many of my uses. It is sturdy and easy to clean using a food brush after draining soft or gooey things.........I LOVE mine and highly recommend it. I hope this helps you Alan.....Happy cooking or what ever!