A) This is too small to really be useful B) The strainer section falls below the lip of ...
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A) This is too small to really be useful
B) The strainer section falls below the lip of the pot if you seat it all the way. Its almost as if whoever designed it put the clip on upside down. The section that looks and acts as a fine strainer has the wall of the pot fully behind it, and only the huge aesthetic holes rise above the pot.

It is not effective and I would not buy another one.
740442
It's too small for a traditional loaf of bread, and it's awkward to get the bread out and put it back into the device.  I will probably use it to store flour or something I don't use daily.
4872054
While I like the look of this glass gourd, it's not all that well designed. If the water comes up to the bottom of the metal rim of the jar, it leaks down the outside of the glass. The bombilla (metal straw) isn't a typical strainer; instead, the bottom has a sort of wraparound coil that coats the bottom inch or so. The supposed function of the coil is to strain the yerba mate out and let only liquid in. Unfortunately, that doesn't work well at all. The coil is too loose to perform that function (and I've repeatedly tried to compress it). So ultimately I'll be needing to purchase another bombilla separately. I probably wouldn't purchase this again unless I was buying it more for decoration than utility.
4064640
Other reviewers said this item was too small around, but I thought, "Aren't they all made at the same specifications for standard sinks?" No, they aren't. This is too small and is difficult to use because of it.
3185037
I am one of those people who believe that if you are going to do something, do it right.  While this funnel "works" in that it helps corral vegies and head them in the right direction, its design leaves a lot to be desired.  The "bowl" part is very small.  I have very petite hands and I find it difficult to use because it is so small.. when trying to push the plunger all the way down, my hand barely fits and I have to try repositioning in order to get the plunger fully down. This funnel sits on the outside of the chute and has a tendency to pop up and shift while in use.  Seems like it would have been an easy thing to make this bowl larger and deeper..
1534033
I bought this 18 months ago to use for quinoa since my other strainer had holes that were too big for quinoa.  While it works well for that purpose, the mesh inside of it began shrinking up slowly, so that now it's not bowl-shaped at all.  I could see this happening if I used this for straining pasta or things that had hot or boiling water, but I've only used this for rinsing quinoa with cold water.

Also, the two grips seem like they would hold this up over your sink, but this thing is so flimsy that they don't.

After being frustrated with this thing for awhile, I finally just bought another strainer made of stainless steel  that seems like it will be much nicer.
2865010
The drain area is too shallow.  No matter how slow you pour, it's impossible to empty without making a mess.
875981
The upper filtration area reservoir is too small so is must be filled several times to fill the pitcher.

The top falls off whilst pouring.
1076156
1) The bottle started leaking at the bottom after only 2 months of use.
2) It's smaller than ideal.
3) It requires a lot of squeezing force to get water out. It shouldn't be so tough.
2649599
The good part is that it is high enough to empty into a top mounted composite sink that has a 3/16" high lip. There are two inexplicable design flaws which make me return it.  The first is that short items fall out through the too widely spaced horizontal wires at each end. A low retaining wire along the bottom would help. Even large plates cannot be put at the end positions or they drop down and out.

Second, given that this is meant to be a collapsible drainer, the keyhole slots in the plastic utensil holders which are the sides that actually hold the rack together are not deep enough to prevent a minor jostle from knocking a side off. It came apart dropping a small bowl along with all the silverware onto the floor. Fortunately, the utensil holder on the opposite side held the wire frame in place and the dishes stayed upright. I'd be surprised if this was actually tested in use before manufacturing.
3663213
A) it's small
B) the food part is easily knocked off and spilled.
C) food gets dropped in water easily
4871268
It does a good job with not letting finer grinds through the strainer, but the wings on the side designed to prop the infuser over the sides of the cup are WAY too short. I have to keep it carefully on one corner of the cup or half of it will fall into the cup and under water. Wider wings, please!
3696477
They seem sturdy but are too small for out sink drain, so they move around and do not cover completely. They are smaller than a standard sink strainer
25917
The small unit can't be away by mire than a few feet or it loses connection with the main unit. This is a big let down. Also, the display shouldn't be so small on it, this way it can be used individualy
1546667
This is a piece of cheap plastic and it's too small to squeeze half of a lemon.
469450
A tiny gap between the grater and the handle catches food and makes this impossible to clean.  It is otherwise functional, but the inability to clean it renders it useless.
24752
Tends to tip over when a lid is placed on the 'big' side. Also, not enough room on the 'small' side to rest a spoon.