Green Hard Plastic Colander Drainage Basket – Ergonomic Handle, Large Vertical Holes

Plastic Colander Drainage Basket – Efficient Straining for Your Kitchen

Introducing the Plastic Colander Drainage Basket, a premium, durable solution designed for everyday kitchen tasks in Nairobi and across Kenya. Crafted from hard plastic, it combines ergonomic design, large vertical draining holes, and smart structure to simplify washing, draining, and straining of fruits, vegetables, pasta, and more.

Key Features

Hard plastic material that is light but tough—resistant to cracking, rust-free, and easy to clean.

Ergonomic vertical handle – strong grip for comfort and safety when pouring or carrying.

Easy-pour square corners – doors and corners shaped for clean, spill-free pouring without awkward angles.

Stable, non-tip, space-saving design – stands firm on surfaces; shape crafted to save shelf or sink space.

Large vertical draining holes – fast water release, stops water pooling; perfect for leafy vegetables and rinsed rice.

Colour: Green only – adds a fresh look to your kitchen while being practical.

Why This Colander Drainage Basket is Perfect for You in Nairobi / Kenya

Many customers search for “kitchen colander Kenya” or “plastic colander Nairobi” when buying. This product matches those searches with its hard plastic, handle, and large drainage holes — all features that make everyday food prep easier.

Lightweight yet durable: even with frequent washing, draining, or carrying using the handle, it holds up under Kenyan household use.

Easy to clean and hygienic: plastic surfaces won’t rust or stain; large holes prevent trapped food particles.

Saves space in small kitchens common in Nairobi flats/housings, thanks to its compact rectangular design.

How to Use & Care

Rinse the basket before first use.

Wash fruits, vegetables, or rinse rice/pasta inside; tilt using the ergonomic handle to drain water through the large vertical holes.

After use, soap and rinse; let air dry to maintain shape and durability.

Avoid exposure to extreme heat (e.g. direct flame) to prevent warping.