Rigid rim & handles
The hard white rim and two loop handles take the weight. Lift a full colander one-handed without it folding.
4-PIECE SET
DISHWASHER SAFE
Collapsible Strainer Set
Drain-anywhere base. A spouted tray catches the water and pours it into the sink from the counter — so a sink full of dishes never stalls dinner. Then the whole set folds flat into a drawer.
★★★★★4.7• 1,562 reviews
Three strainers. One drawer. No free sink required.
- 8-inch, 9.5-inch and 11.5-inch colanders that nest — and collapse flat
- Spouted self-draining base: no splashback, hands away from the steam
- Rigid rim and loop handles — collapsible, not floppy, even full of pasta
- Food-grade silicone, dishwasher safe, never rusts or scratches the sink
“Our sink is never empty with three kids. I drain the pasta on the counter now and pour the water off like a measuring cup. And the whole set lives in a drawer — I got a cabinet shelf back.”
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Drain on the counter. Store in a drawer.
Three collapsible colanders and a spouted draining base — rinse and drain beside a full sink, then fold the whole set flat.
Every size. No free sink needed.
SpoutBase™ draining tray
Set the colander on the base, drain on the counter, pour the water off through the spout. A full sink never stalls dinner.
FlatFold™ silicone walls
Food-grade silicone walls collapse to a disc. Three colanders stack into one drawer, not a cabinet shelf.
TriNest™ 3-size set
8-inch for berries and rice, 9.5-inch for pasta night, 11.5-inch for a whole head of lettuce — and they nest.
RigidRim™ handles
A hard white rim and two loop handles keep a full colander open and level. Collapsible, not floppy.
Dishwasher safe
Top rack, every night. Silicone doesn’t rust, stain the counter, or scratch the sink.
Dinner doesn’t wait for the dishes.
Drain the pasta on the counter, pour the water into the sink, serve. The base catches the splash and keeps your hands out of the steam.
Why the colander is always in the way
Two problems. One cabinet hog, one full sink.
A rigid colander eats a cabinet shelf for the three minutes a week you use it. And when you do, the sink is full — so you balance it on a pot, splash the counter, and hold your hands over the steam. Every pasta night.
- Rigid colanders hog a shelf and rust in the sink
- Draining needs a free sink — which is never free at dinner
SpoutBase™ draining tray
Drain anywhere near the sink.
Set any of the three colanders on the base and drain right on the counter. Three raised ridges hold the colander above the water, the tray catches every drop without splashback, and the spout pours it off into the sink — with your hands nowhere near the steam.
- No splashback on the counter, no puddle under the colander
- Hands away from rising steam when you drain hot pasta
FlatFold™ silicone walls
Press flat. Pop open. Drawer, not cabinet.
Push the base in and the silicone walls fold flat in a second; pull the rim and they pop back open. All four pieces stack into a kitchen drawer, so the cabinet shelf the old colander hogged is yours again.
- Whole 4-piece set fits a standard kitchen drawer
- Opens with one pull and stays open under a full load
TriNest™ 3-size set
Three sizes you’ll actually use.
The 8-inch rinses berries and drains a can of beans. The 9.5-inch handles pasta for two and a pile of chopped veg. The 11.5-inch takes a whole head of lettuce or family-size spaghetti. Open or collapsed, they nest inside each other.
- 8 in · 9.5 in · 11.5 in
- Nest inside each other, collapsed or open
Food-grade silicone
Food-grade, dishwasher-safe, never rusts.
The walls are food-grade silicone made for hot pasta and blanched veg; the rim and perforated base are rigid so grains stay put and the colander stays level. Rinse fruit, drain pasta, wash rice and lentils — then put the whole set in the dishwasher.
- Suitable for all food types — fruit, veg, pasta, grains
- Top-rack dishwasher safe, no rust, no sink scratches
Built to last
Collapsible, not flimsy.
The hard rim and loop handles carry the load, not the silicone — so a colander full of wet pasta sits level and never folds on you. The silicone springs back every time with no creases or cracks, there are no hinges to break and no metal to rust, and it goes through the dishwasher night after night.
- Rigid rim + handles keep it open and level when full
- Silicone springs back — no creases, no cracks, no rust
Built for the real sink.
Fine perforations
Small holes across a rigid base: rice and quinoa stay in, water gets out fast.
Pour-off spout
Tip the tray and the water goes exactly where you point it. No puddle, no splash, no second trip.
4 pieces in the box
Small, medium and large colanders plus the draining base. Nothing else to buy.
Dishwasher safe
Top rack, every night. Silicone and rigid plastic come out clean and keep their shape.
Big enough for a whole head of lettuce.
Collapses flat for storage
All three colanders and the base stack in one kitchen drawer
Sizes & specifications
The set
Small colander8 in
Medium colander9.5 in
Large colander11.5 in
BaseDraining tray with pour spout
WallsFood-grade silicone, collapsible
Rim & baseRigid, perforated base
DishwasherYes — top rack
Hot foodsPasta, blanched veg
ColorsWhite + charcoal
Included
Collapsible colanders3
Spouted draining base1
Storage
CollapsedNests flat — fits a drawer
Which size for what
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Small — 8 inBerries, grapes, a can of beans, a cup of rice or quinoa.
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Medium — 9.5 inPasta for two, chopped veg, a pound of potatoes.
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Large — 11.5 inA whole head of lettuce or broccoli, family-size spaghetti.
B
Base — any of the threeDrains on the counter, pours off through the spout.
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Not forOven, stovetop or microwave. It’s a strainer, not cookware.
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Not a sieveFlour and fine powders will pass through the drain holes.
Open or collapsed, the three colanders nest inside each other.
Reviews
4.7
★★★★★
1,562 reviews
5 star1,243
4 star215
3 star58
2 star27
1 star19
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Nadia P.
Family of five · Sink always full
★★★★★
Drains on the counter, lives in a drawer
Our sink is never empty with three kids. I drain the pasta on the counter now and pour the water off like a measuring cup. And the whole set lives in a drawer — I got a cabinet shelf back.
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Owen C.
Studio apartment · Tiny kitchen
★★★★★
Got a cabinet shelf back
My old metal colander took up a whole shelf for the twice a week I used it. All three of these plus the tray stack flat in the drawer under the stove. Didn’t think I’d care this much about a colander.
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Brielle T.
Sunday meal prep
★★★★★
Three sizes that actually get used
Small one for rinsing quinoa and berries, medium for pasta, big one for a whole head of romaine. On prep day all three are going at once and they all sit on the counter instead of fighting for the sink.
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Felix R.
Pasta three nights a week
★★★★☆
Handles boiling pasta — just open it fully first
Takes a full pot of boiling spaghetti with no issue, and draining on the tray means my hands aren’t over the steam anymore. One tip: pull the walls fully open before you pour or it sits lower than you expect.
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Simone K.
Dishwasher every night
★★★★★
Months of dishwasher runs, zero warping
Top rack every single night since spring. No warping, no cloudy film, the silicone still snaps open like day one. My last collapsible one from a dollar store lasted a month.
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Hugo M.
Was skeptical of collapsible
★★★★★
Rigid rim, not floppy
I assumed collapsible meant flimsy. The rim and handles are hard plastic and carry a full load of wet potatoes without folding. It only collapses when you push the bottom in on purpose.
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Tara L.
Burned my hands one too many times
★★★★☆
The tray spout is the whole point
Drain on the counter, tip the tray into the sink, done — no steam in my face. The tray holds one colander’s worth of water, so with a big pot you pour it off once midway. Still a huge upgrade.
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Ivan D.
Replaced a rusty metal colander
★★★★★
No more rust rings in the sink
The old metal one left rust marks in the sink and scratched the basin. These leave nothing. Rinsed, drained, folded, drawer. Bought a second set for my parents.
Verified buyer3 sizes
8, 9.5 and 11.5 inches — berries to a whole head of lettuce.
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Free sink required. Drain on the counter, pour off through the spout.
1 drawer
Where the whole 4-piece set lives once it’s folded flat.
Not sure collapsible will hold up?
Try it for 30 days. If it folds when it shouldn’t, send it back.
Shop nowFrequently asked questions
Straight answers
Isn’t collapsible just flimsy?
The load never sits on the silicone. The rim, the two loop handles and the perforated base are rigid, so a colander full of wet pasta stays open and level. The silicone walls only fold when you push the base in on purpose.
Can I drain boiling pasta in it?
Yes — the walls are food-grade silicone made for hot foods. Pull the colander fully open first, set it on the base, and pour. The tray catches the hot water and the spout sends it to the sink, so your hands stay out of the steam.
Will the silicone smell or taste of anything?
Food-grade silicone is odorless and doesn’t hold flavors. Wash the set before first use and it’s ready for anything from strawberries to lentils.
Will it warp in the dishwasher?
No. Silicone doesn’t warp, and the rigid rim keeps its shape. Load it on the top rack and it comes out clean, night after night.
Do rice and quinoa fall through the holes?
The base has fine perforations: rice and quinoa stay in, water drains fast. Flour and fine powders will pass through — it’s a colander, not a sieve.
Using it
How does the draining base work?
Set any colander on the base: three raised ridges hold it above the water, the tray catches the drips, and the spout lets you pour the water into the sink. You drain on the counter, so the sink can stay full of dishes.
How do I collapse and open them?
Push the center of the base down and the walls fold flat. To open, hold the rim and pull the base down until the walls extend fully. Make sure it’s fully open before you load it.
Do the three sizes nest?
Yes — open or collapsed, the small fits inside the medium, which fits inside the large, and the stack sits on the base.
Which size do I grab?
Small (8 in) for berries, rice and canned beans; medium (9.5 in) for pasta for two and chopped veg; large (11.5 in) for salad greens, broccoli and family-size pasta.
Care
Is it dishwasher safe?
Yes — all four pieces, top rack. Hand-washing with warm soapy water works just as well.
Will tomato sauce or turmeric stain it?
Rinse soon after use and it won’t. Like any silicone, strong pigments left to sit can leave a faint tint — a soak in warm water with a little baking soda lifts it.
How should I store it?
Collapse all three, nest them, set the stack on the base, and slide it into a drawer. Or hang the colanders by their loop handles if you prefer them open.
Service & support
What’s the return policy?
30 days from delivery. If it isn’t what you expected, send it back for a refund of the purchase price.
How fast does it ship?
Orders ship from our U.S. warehouse with free U.S. shipping. You’ll get tracking by email as soon as it’s on the way.
What if a piece arrives damaged?
Message us with a photo and we’ll sort out a replacement. No forms, no arguing.
Dinner, drained. Cabinet, back.
Three collapsible colanders and a spouted base — drain on the counter, pour it off, and fold the whole set into a drawer.
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Food-grade silicone, dishwasher safe — no rust, no sink scratches