Colander with Handle Lumarko 35.5 x 20 x 8 cm, foldable kitchen strainer

The Lumarko foldable colander measures 35.5 x 20 x 8 cm and features an integrated handle for one-handed draining. Designed as a kitchen strainer for rinsing fruits, vegetables and pasta, its collapsible construction reduces storage space when not in use. The colander is suitable for everyday food preparation in small kitchens, for busy households and for tasks that require quick draining of liquids.

Advantages

The colander combines a lightweight design with a stable frame and a flexible straining body that collapses flat for compact storage. The integrated handle provides a secure grip while pouring or holding the colander over a sink. Large and evenly spaced perforations allow efficient drainage while preventing small foods from slipping through. The materials are chosen for food contact and for easy cleaning after use.

Suitable for

• Rinsing fruits and vegetables
• Draining pasta, rice and boiled vegetables
• Straining canned foods and rinsing legumes
• Use in small kitchens or for space-saving storage

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 35.5 x 20 x 8 cm (expanded)
• Foldable/collapsible construction for compact storage
• Integrated handle for one-handed draining
• Evenly spaced drainage holes for fast liquid removal
• Lightweight and stable frame
• Suitable for contact with food and routine cleaning

How to use

To use the colander, expand it until the sides lock into the open position and place it in the sink or over a suitable container. Place food items inside, then rinse under running water or pour cooked food into the colander to drain. Hold the integrated handle for stability while shaking gently to remove excess water. After use, collapse the colander by folding the flexible body inward for flat storage.

Usage recommendations

Rinse the colander promptly after contact with sticky or starchy foods to avoid residue buildup. For best results with small grains or seeds, use a fine-mesh insert or a different strainer. Avoid exposing the colander to direct flame or extreme heat sources.