Kitchen Drain Basket – scraps caught, water still running

One stainless insert does three jobs in the drain opening: it strains, it plugs and it covers the smell. The openings stay wide enough that the sink empties at its usual speed. Press the top and the same part seals the drain for washing up.

Why choose this drain basket?

Most strainers trade drainage for filtering and leave you with standing water. The pattern here keeps room for flow while the basket underneath collects what comes off the cutting board. One press switches it from open to closed.

• Three jobs: strainer, stopper and odor cover in a single insert.
• Stainless body: rinses clean and stays rust-free under daily use.
• Open flow: the pattern keeps water moving rather than backing up.
• Press top: push once to seal the drain, once more to open it again.
• Removable basket: lift it out, tip it into the bin, rinse and drop it back.

One fitting in the sink that stops asking for attention.

It sits in a standard drain opening on its own weight, with no tools and no sealant. Empty the basket when you finish cooking rather than letting it stand overnight. Hot water and a brush stop grease from building up in the mesh.

Specifications

• stainless steel
• combines strainer, plug and odor cover
• press-action top for open and closed
• suits standard kitchen drain openings

Set it in the drain and leave the scraps to it.