Walfos 6.95 Inch Fine Mesh Strainers, Premium Stainless Steel Colanders and Sifters, with Reinforced Frame and Sturdy Handle, Perfect for Sift, Strain, Drain and Rinse Vegetables, Pastas and Tea

I use this fine mesh strainer inside my Cuisinart MultiClad Pro 3 quart saucepan for rinsing quinoa, rice and wild rice. I have tried other tools intended specifically for that purpose, but frankly I have yet to find anything that does a better job than this setup. You could substitute another saucepan or a bowl of they fit the strainer, but it is the double fine mesh of the Walfos strainer that lets you rinse small grains without some of them draining out through the holes with the water.

Works as intended. Good quality. Would recommend and purchase again. I'm actually using it for a rain water watering system cover for my quail. It acts as a screen to keep debris out of the bucket that catches the water. But it strains well too.

Great at what it’s designed to do, too early to note the durability.

It’s ok but I’ve seen cheaper versions.

Easy to clean. Nice and well put together. Perfect size. Will probably last a while. Great price. No more stinky rice for me

This thing is shoddy and the handle broke off one poorly connected side at a time. No wonder the return window was only 30 days since it failed at 35. One side disconnected a few weeks ago and the other today. Horrible. But, hey, the strainer works if you like it to have no handle.

Couldn't be more pleased with this purchase. I think it'll last a long time.

Three years later it broke. The welding of the handle onto the bowl is kind of small. I realize I shouldn’t have whacked it against the sink to dry it but … well, those things are supposed to be sturdy and last a lifetime. Other than that I liked it. It works great for rice and quinoa and small things that a regular strainer would let through. I’m still using it, just without the handle, while I ponder my next move. I think I need to find one that is made so the handle is one piece with the rim. That’s a pretty small area to take quite a lot of stress. Even without whacking it.