9L (2.4Gal) Dish Basin Collapsible with Drain Plug Carry Handles,Kitchen Storage Tray Dish Wash Basin, Portable Dish Tub, Foldable Dishpan for Camping,RV,Gray

Bought this to wash my daughter's bottles in so they aren't getting cross-contaminated with our normal food dishes in the sink. This collapsible, draining tub is perfect! You can turn the bottom plug to both plug and drain the water when you're done if you wanna use it and i love that it will collapse so it fits under the sink when not in use!

The Triple-Feed Liberation Device: How a $17 Collapsible Basin Saved Our Newborn NightsSo after coming home from the hospital with our newborn, we were thrust into the dreaded three-hour "triple feed" cycle - a special circle of parenting hell where you breastfeed, then bottlefeed, then pump, on endless repeat until the end of time (or until your baby establishes feeding patterns, whichever comes first). For the uninitiated, when you're just starting out, nobody warns you that pumping bras even exist, so it's a sequential marathon that devours over an hour, leaving you with barely 90 minutes before the whole circus begins its next performance.And that doesn't include cleaning pump parts, bottle nipples, and those tiny Dr. Brown internal air valves that seem designed specifically to get lost - because apparently, letting milk residue fester on feeding equipment is the universe's way of telling new parents they haven't suffered enough yet.THE MIDNIGHT EPIPHANYLike the supportive husband I am, I was up with my wife during these nocturnal feeding extravaganzas, my brain sloshing around in a sleep-deprived soup. While she was breastfeeding during the witching hour, I was desperately searching the internet for any salvation that might make our lives even slightly more bearable.That's when divine intervention struck in the form of the Leemeimei 9L (2.4Gal) Collapsible Dish Basin.Other reviewers mention using wash basins for separating baby bottles from regular dishes - which is like praising a Ferrari for its cup holders. Here's the revolutionary application: you fill this basin with hot soapy water, and when you've finished your middle-of-the-night pump session, you simply submerge everything and stagger back to bed.This basin doesn't just make cleaning easier than fumbling with soap and running water while your eyelids are battling gravity - it gifts you precious minutes of sleep that, during the newborn phase, are more valuable than gold. Our sink is comically large and deep, making this basin the perfect contained solution for our sanitizing needs.THE BASIN BLUEPRINTThe basin measures 12.5" x 12" x 7.9" when unfolded and collapses down to just 2.7" high for storage. It's made of TPR+PP material (that's silicone and heat-safe plastic for those of us who don't speak chemistry) in a clean white and grey color scheme (though it also comes in teal, blue, or pink if you prefer). At $17, it's not the cheapest basin on the market, but after three months of continuous use, I'd have happily paid triple.✓ PROS- Creates a dedicated sanctuary for breast pump parts and bottles- Transforms the midnight cleaning ritual from torturous to tolerable- Cavernous enough to hold multiple feeding sessions' worth of equipment (we routinely fit 3 sessions of Spectra/Baby Buddha parts)- Ingenious twist-off drain with holes small enough to trap even the most escape-prone duckbill valves- Surprisingly sturdy construction - can be relocated when full with only the slightest tsunami effect- Hygienic barrier between your infant's feeding apparatus and whatever is brewing in your sink- Collapsible design makes storage easy when you eventually graduate from pumping purgatory× CONS- The cut-out handles are thinner than our patience at 4AM when lifting a water-filled basin- Our sink is so large that the collapsibility feature is as useful to us as sunglasses at midnight- You'll eventually need to do the actual cleaning, but at least at an hour when your brain has partially regeneratedPERFECT FOR:- Triple-feeding parents clinging to sanity by their fingernails- Anyone with a baby on special dietary restrictions requiring strict contamination control- Households where sink space is as contested as the last slice of delivery pizza- Parents who desperately need an extra fifteen minutes of sleep between feedingsNOT IDEAL FOR:- Parents who've escaped the pumping phase of child-rearing- People with extremely limited counter spaceFIELD NOTES FROM THE FRONT LINESWe keep ours paired with a Dr. Brown silicone bottle brush right beside it - a vastly superior option to those sponge-type brushes that evolve their own ecosystems. The combination creates an efficient cleaning station for all those tiny parts.For parents of babies with special dietary needs like ours, the hygienic separation this basin provides isn't just convenient - it's critical. We absolutely cannot risk any type of contamination, with the basin serving as our decontamination chamber between general kitchen activities and our baby's feeding equipment.After three solid months of constant use, the basin shows no signs of leaking or wear. While we keep ours permanently stationed in our sink, the collapsibility feature would be a godsend for anyone with limited counter space.THE VERDICT: BASIN OF SALVATIONWhen I first received this wash basin, I was so excited I showed it to everyone - the ultimate sign I'd crossed the threshold into full-blown parenthood, where kitchen accessories trigger the same excitement once reserved for concert tickets. Before this miraculous invention, we were hand washing pump parts with soap and running water like medieval peasants.I explored rigid basins and collapsible ones without drains, but this Leemeimei model combines the best features of both worlds. It's one of those peculiar items that belongs on every new parent registry but won't be, because no one contemplates dish basins until they're standing in their kitchen at 3AM, eyes half-closed, wondering if pump parts really need washing.Trust me: add this to your baby preparation list. Your future sleep-deprived self will be so grateful you might actually remember your own name occasionally during those first few months.v

Oh my gosh! These are the perfect solution to my problem. I live where we share kitchenettes and sometimes it is a hassle sharing a sink to wash dishes. I just fill up one bin with hot soapy water and the other with clean hot water and wash my dishes in my room. Thank you for this invention!

The perfect size to keep baby bottles and pump parts separate from regular dishes. The valve at the bottom makes it easy to drain once done.

I bought this to use it for washing all of the bottles and pumping parts after having my first child. I have a huge open sink so this has come in handy for cleaning all the baby items! It’s the perfect size for what i’m using it for! Holds the water in and has the easy to use plug at the bottom for draining. I gave it a 4 star review only because it is a little tough to close back down for storing away. You definitely have to use some muscle when closing it up. Overall great for what I needed it for!

Great appliance to help organize the sink a little better.Also take it on the go for travel!Awesome product.

This is my first time having one sink but i like the option to having a separate area for washing. This foldable and you can place it under the sink.

I absolutely love this dish pan. I have double sinks, one is a garbage disposal. For years I have always used a dish pan on the garbage disposal side to prewash heavily soiled dishes or items I hand wash that I don't put in the dishwasher. When I would empty the dishpan, I had to be very careful not to have miss anything in the pan that could get into the garbage disposal. Once a bottle cap messed up my disposal. I did not see it in the dishpan when I emptied it. With this great product, it fits perfectly over the hole in the sink that goes into the disposal. I can open the drain and it catches anything that could harm the disposal. Now I don't have a heavy dish pan full of water to empty. It is smaller than my usual dishpan, but it looks much neater and modern. I probably won't collapse it, but the concept is great. Easy handles to lift if you need to use the disposal for food items. I will probably buy another one to use for hand washing delicate clothing. I highly recommend this product.