can you use this as a bowl if you don't have a sink? I see the bowls but I need the handles that stretch feature?
1548406
I am not sure you would want to use it as a bowl sine it bowl part has drainage holes. However,I can see using it as a strainer or you could set a regular bowl in it to take advantage of the expanding handles.
1548407
I am not sure you would want to use it as a bowl sine it bowl part has drainage holes. However, I can see using it as a strainer or you could set a regular bowl in it to take advantage of the expanding handles.
1548408
The bottom of this dish drainer has holes in it. It cannot be used as a bowl.
1938757
No. Only the 7-quart bowl fits for now. All smaller bowls are too shallow. I recommend you call KitchenAide customer service. They have the most up to date info.
1592227
Definitely bowl shaped but not a deep one, perhaps a drop in depth of 1/2-3/4 inch. I find it ideal for scooping and straining. Very comfortable and the bowl is well designed. Strongly recommend
1159136
I don't have a bowl guard at all. So I would say yes you can use it that way. I'm not sure I've ever seen a bowl guard.
2274739
We are installing this sink in a very tiny half bath. The sink hasn't been installed yet because the bathroom is still being renovated. I'm sure if you have enough space you can build a custom cabinet beneath it. Good luck.
1215496
No, not unless your sink is unusually huge. Thankfully though, it is so long and the legs are nice and grippy, you can straddle most kitchen sinks with it or just put it on the counter near by. It also sits nicely in an adult tub later when kiddo is sitting up but you don't want to use the adult tub by itself yet.
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I did not see one listed and I would think under most sink areas, there would not be room. I can actually reach my hand under the cabinet to drop in small items. My sink is an under-countertop mount which puts it a bit lower anyway and a top would be a problem. It does occur to me that this doesn't have to be installed under a sink. Perhaps elsewhere a top would be an advantage. Hope you find what you need.
332215
I bought a different kind at a close hardware store, they didn't have handles. What a pain to move. I was very happy when I found the Smartpots, they have handles and are very nicely made.
845039
Yes, you can definitely use with a hand mixer. I always do and no problems. Just be patient when mixing since the bowls are not very deep.
872003
It doesnt come with the strainers,but you can buy any brand separately and it will fit. Im really happy with the sink, looks great and its very functional.
1315040
you _could_ drill holes, but it won't be easy to get them to line up... and it scratches VERY easily!!! ours showed signs the first time we put a cast iron skillet in it! the scratching plus the "too hard to clean" corners would make me not recommend this sink.
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No. It would have to be a really small sink. Mine measures 13" from tip of one handle to tip of the other. Not big enough to hang from sides of my sink at home nor in the sink in my motor home. But, it really is a great colander and folds for easy storage.
1163604
If you have a divided sink no. I have small bathroom sinks so I bought the salad bowl by the same company. It Is smaller but I have found it does what I want. I have arthritis and I can pick it up with enough water to a bathroom floor.
597408
They have a rubber bottom so I doubt this would work for you. These bowls are more mixing type and work great with the rubber bottom to not slide over my granite counters.
2066769
Yes and I use mine the same way but make sure the bowl you are using is deep enough otherwise water everywhere
1889322
It's really not the right shape. A dish pan would work much better for that purpose. Likely this bowl would tip over if used for that purpose.
1099607
LOL, They are decent bowls. I suppose you could strap them on but I doubt they would be very comfortable or slip resistant.