Is it deep enough to drain canned tuna and albacore?
1516702
I think the diameter of this strainer is smaller than a can of tuna. It also seems a little small to hold all of the contents.
1516703
Only the small can, then it will not give room to stir or rinse. I would go up one size.
668190
Yes, it is like 3/4" deep or so. Not good for soup but perfect for rice and veggies
1256200
Yes, the unit will open such a can, but you must understand that it opens differently than a conventional opener, which will not permit you to squeeze the lid into the tuna in an effort to drain it. The opener cuts from the side of the lid of the can, not from the top of it. I have one and have been able to adjust to it quite easily. The resulting can and lid have no sharp edges; much safer! A solid unit. I did my research into this and other models before I bought this one. Glad I did!!
1833515
It should be. Some varieties might need some more depth, but I think you'd be okay with most varieties at nearly 11 inches deep.
183401
It could hold a number of utensils but there are no drain holes in the bottom. Unless you live in a very dry climate, it would need frequent cleaning.
1791445
Yes. It should be deeper; so that two containers, such as sandwich containers could be stacked.
848506
Definitely is deep enough at 8in. Holds a lot of water for dish washing, etc.
2064633
I believe they are just "chunks" of MF inside, so I would guess you could but I don't know for sure. I need the depth so I have no need to do that.
1033593
Way too big for that. Not sure why you would need a masher for tuna. I'd just use a fork. Good luck!
2235262
I don't think so but it depends on what you are sifting...I use it for draining fruits and vegetables. They're good-looking enough that I have them displayed on my wall and take them down when I need them.
1279599
I'm sorry I don't know. But, there is no reason to wash an old tuna can, fill it up and freeze it. Without looking it appears to be about the same diameter.
1723882
It would really depend on what you are keeping. I'd say you would need two deep for fish only.
1152506
No I would not recommend it for storing cans. It is too deep and short so it would be impossible to get them as well as they would have to be tuna size to fit.
968031
I would think this may be cumbersome for that, and you have 6 or 8 inches before you submerge the collection chamber. It has to be under water to work well, deeper the better
747797
The sink is approx. 5 1/2" deep but you will need at least 5 more inches for the drain pipe with an angled exit so the drain works well. I used a 60 degree elbow I bought at an RV store.
1404214
The depth is just fine. Great sink.The thing you need to check is the garbage disposal outlet. Be sure the output of the disposal is higher than the waste line in the wall. I had to lower the waste line input in the wall.
241644
Not that I'm aware of. To drain you would have to hold slightly open and hope not to lose too much content with the liquid.