Produce Washing Basket With Two-Tier Drain Tray
Rinse berries and greens in the upper tray, and the water drops into the basin below so the counter stays dry. Lift the tray and the produce is ready to set out on the table. Two pieces, one footprint, and far less sink mess.
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Rinse berries and greens in the upper tray, and the water drops into the basin below so the counter stays dry. Lift the tray and the produce is ready to set out on the table. Two pieces, one footprint, and far less sink mess.
Two-tier basket that washes and drains fruit and vegetables in one place
- messy produce washing in the sink
- water splashing across the counter
- cluttered fruit and vegetable storage
Wash and drain produce without the mess
Stop lifting dripping greens out of the sink and wiping up the counter after every rinse. Wash in the upper tray, let it drain into the lower basin, then set clean produce out ready to eat.
One basket, washing and draining in one place

Two tiers, one spot
Rinse berries or greens in the upper tray and the water falls through the perforated base into the lower basin. The sink stays clear and there is far less water running across the counter. One footprint handles the whole job, from washing to draining to storage.

Produce on display
Once the produce is drained, lift the basket straight to the counter or the living room table. Asparagus, corn and peppers look tidy in the open tray, so the basket doubles as a fruit bowl between meals.

Tabs keep it steady
Side clip-on tabs hold the two pieces together, so the stack stays put while you rinse. The upper tray sits on the lower basin, which keeps the set level on the counter. The plastic is light, so grip the sides firmly when the basket is full.
Rinse, drain, then set it out
- 1Stack the two pieces
Seat the upper drainage tray on the lower collection basin so the perforated floor sits over the base.
- 2Load and rinse
Put the berries or greens in the upper tray and rinse under the tap. Keep each load to one batch so the water can drain freely.
- 3Let it drain
Water falls through the holes into the lower basin. Give it a minute before you lift the tray.
- 4Set the produce out
Lift the upper tray, move the dry fruit to the counter or table, then empty the basin.
Two pieces, everything you need
- Upper drainage basket×1
Perforated tray with clip-on side tabs for washing and draining produce.
- Lower collection basin×1
Catches the water from the upper tray and sits flat on the counter.
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It is made from PP, one of the most widely used plastics in kitchenware and food packaging. Wash both pieces in warm soapy water before first use, then rinse well and let them dry.
It is a rectangular basket built for a full load of produce, and the two pieces stack into one unit. Measure your sink and the spot on the counter before you order, since the lower basin needs room under the upper tray.
A colander sits in the sink and drips onto the counter. This set catches the water in a separate lower basin, so the counter stays dry while you wash, and the same piece holds the produce for display. If you already own a collapsible colander, keep it for pasta and use this set at the sink.
The set replaces the towels and spare bowls you reach for every time you rinse a batch. For a household that washes produce every week, one two-piece set takes the place of a steady pile of towels and a sink that needs wiping after each wash.
Yes. Drain the produce in the upper tray, lift it out, and set the basket on the counter or the living room table. The perforated tray keeps the fruit visible, so the basket works as a fruit bowl between meals.
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