Fruit and Vegetable Washer with Strainer Basket & Handle
Fill the basin, press the button and lift. This countertop washer circulates water through your fruit and vegetables, and the fine-hole grey basket drains small pieces without losing them. The curved handle carries it from sink to table.
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Fill the basin, press the button and lift. This countertop washer circulates water through your fruit and vegetables, and the fine-hole grey basket drains small pieces without losing them. The curved handle carries it from sink to table.
Cleans fruits and vegetables in a powered water basin with a handy carry handle
- residue and dirt on fruit and vegetables
- awkward rinsing of produce in the sink
- draining produce without losing small pieces
Wash your produce in a basin that does the scrubbing for you
Before: a sink full of produce, a quick rinse, and small pieces slipping through the holes. After: powered water circulates through your fruit and veg, and the fine-hole basket drains it cleanly in one lift.
Built to move water through every piece
- Water that circulates through the produce
A powered base moves water through the basin, so you are not hand-scrubbing each piece. You can see the water working around the produce.
- Fine holes that keep the small pieces
The removable grey basket holds berries, herbs and small cuts while the water drains away. Nothing ends up in the sink drain.
- A handle made to carry
The curved handle lets you lift the basket and move it from sink to counter in one motion. At 23 x 23 x 13 cm, it fits a normal counter.
Fill, press, lift: a three-step wash
- 1Fill the basin
Add water to the level shown in the basin and put your produce in the grey basket.
- 2Press the button
Touch the button on the base. Water circulates through the produce.
- 3Lift and drain
Lift the basket by the curved handle and let it drain over the sink.
Two parts, one simple setup
- Washing unit (white base)×1
Powered base with touch button and curved handle
- Strainer basket (grey)×1
Removable, fine drain holes
From the sink to the basin

The sink, again
Every meal starts the same way: a bag of produce, a running tap and a colander. You rinse, shake, rinse again. It takes ten minutes and you do it every day.

What the colander misses
A quick tap rinse skips the crevices. Berries and herbs slip through the holes, and grit stays where your hands did not reach.

One basin, one lift
Fill the basin, press the touch button and the water moves through the produce for you. Lift the grey basket by its handle and everything drains at once. The counter stays tidy.
Clean the basket in seconds
- Rinse after use
Run the removable basket under the tap.
- Air dry fully
Let water leave the fine holes before storing.
- Wipe the base
Use a damp cloth. Keep the base out of standing water.
Why not just use a colander?
| This washer | Colander and tap rinse | |
|---|---|---|
| Powered water circulation | Yes | No |
| Fine holes keep small pieces | Yes | Partial |
| Hands-free washing | Yes | No |
| Carry handle | Yes | Partial |
| Needs a power source | Yes | No |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
It is a powered water wash. Circulating water rinses the surface of produce more evenly than a tap rinse. We make no pesticide-removal claim. Scrub firm or heavily soiled items with a brush first.
The unit measures 23 cm wide, 23 cm deep and 13 cm high. That is about the footprint of a large mixing bowl. The handle makes it easy to carry from sink to counter.
The source information does not confirm it. Rinse the removable basket under the tap after use and let it air dry.
A colander is cheap but you rinse by hand every time. If you wash produce daily, a powered basin saves minutes each day, and the cost per wash drops with every use over months of meals.
Fill the basin, press the touch button, wait briefly and lift. We do not publish a fixed cycle time, so note how long a typical batch takes in your own kitchen.




