Does the mesh on this CIA 6-3/4-inch strainer have the exact same fineness as the mesh on the CIA 3-1/4-inch strainer?
63590
Sorry, I am not familiar with the one you are talking about. However, I put a millimeter ruler against the surface and it seems to be just a fraction smaller than one millimeter. If you are familiar with Quinoia, it absolutely will not pass through the mesh. It is a total overkill for rice. It takes very good eyes to focus on the mesh as it is very tiny. Construction is very sturdy. I don't baby it at all. The first few weeks I treated it with kid gloves... now I just toss it in with all the other strainers. Hope this helps.
63591
Sorry, I can't be of help. All I know is that the 6-3/4" strainer is double mesh. It is very fine. As the other responder mentioned, Quinoia will absolutely will not pass through the strainer.
63592
Sorry, I am not familiar with the one you are talking about. However,I put a millimeter ruler against the surface and it seems to be just a fraction smaller than one millimeter.If you are familiar with Quinoia, it absolutely will not pass through the mesh. It is a total overkill for rice. It takes very good eyes to focus on the mesh as it is very tiny.Construction is very sturdy. I don't baby it at all.The first few weeks I treated it with kid gloves... now I just toss it in with all the other strainers.Hope this helps.
1931380
Depends what you used the cheesecloth for. The double mesh definitely filters more than the single screen strainers. With cheesecloth you can squeeze out more moisture which is harder with a strainer.
855116
I got this as a replacement for an older Rule (which turned out to be working fine--had a hose blockage). Anyway, the housing on the new one is slightly different, but all other features the same: has the hose attachment with threaded fitting, same strainer base. Warranty is two years.
401927
The strainer is MISLABELED 6", but is actually only 3". The RSVP 4" strainer is actually 4" in diameter. I ordered 6" strainers and received the MISLABELED 3" strainers TWO TIMES, and finally gave up trying to get 6" strainers. I don't plan to ever order RSVP products again from any source.
193391
Standard strainer size for most kitchen sinks , 4.5 inch. That is what I used.
2227992
Yes. There are different size strainers inserts. Just chose the size you need. Easy to use. I love mine.
768641
Yes. I have those two as well and it fits perfectly. How ever, you must beware of not trepassing the sign for max water because it will start to leak after some times. This happened to me few times with every ring but not cause of the low quality, it's just not made to support over the maximum. So it fits and the quality ia tha same as the one you get with it cooker. I hope this will help you!
1977716
I have all three sizes and love them. However, I actually use a long handled fine-screen mesh strainer for quinoa. I think the holes in my Tovolo strainer are too large and the quinoa would pass through. But if you decided to buy a Tovolo strainer the smallest one would be fine for one cup of other grain. The only other downside with these strainers is that the stainless steel rim around the top edge does interfere with easily dumping the grain (and red lentils!)into a pan, so be prepared to be able to completely invert it and bang it on the pan. Hope this helps.
1989362
Just measured it, it's not 6 inches, more like 4 1/2 inches. It isn't too big at all, the width means there is enough overlap with the drain to make it very effective at trapping all food particles. We love this sink strainer!!
503302
I believe that if you order with the "infuser" that is the mesh strainer that you are talking about.
859419
For quinoa and rice I use this OXO strainer:OXO Good Grips 8-Inch Fine Mesh Strainer
1145812
Probably not. The screens and red augers are all modeled after and very similar to the Victorio strainer, but the attachment methods and shape of the crank ends must differ to avoid patent problems.
1111953
Thank-you for your inquiry. The strainer comes to a rounded type of point at the bottom. Thank-you for your inquiry.
171593
My strainer also says 08445 on the bottom and Amazon said this is the item I purchased so having said that, I assume it is what you want.
126287
Dear Happy reader, that is a good question. The lengths of the strainers given in the description excludes the lengths of the handle. The Diameters are given in the description, however the lengths of the handles are 6", 5.5" and 4.6" respectively from large to smallest. Hope this answers your question. If not, just let us know and we will elaborate further.
58496
Yes it does..I love this strainer.I use it for everything. However love love it for sifting flour..Flour doesnt get everywhere like when you use a larger more round strainer.
1393697
Yes, you are. You connect the strainer to the intake pipe with some of the included tubing. About 3 inches is recommended.