“I can lift the bag out without scooping wet scraps from the drain. It made weeknight cleanup noticeably less gross.”
— Megan R.
A cleaner way to clear every plate
Set the corner holder in place, stretch on a fresh mesh bag, and let food scraps collect while liquid drains away.
When cleanup is done, lift the disposable bag from the posts, toss it, and fit a fresh one.
The fine mesh catches everyday leftovers such as vegetable trimmings, rice, and noodles while liquids pass through.
What you get: 2 green sink-corner holders, 100 disposable white mesh filter bags, and nano tape for installation.
Good to know: Check that your sink has a clean, flat rim area for the adhesive holder. Avoid sharp scraps that could puncture the mesh, and replace the bag promptly after very thick or greasy waste.
Everyday kitchen wins
“I can lift the bag out without scooping wet scraps from the drain. It made weeknight cleanup noticeably less gross.”
— Megan R.“Pasta night used to leave noodles everywhere. Now the leftovers go into one bag and the sink is easier to rinse.”
— Daniel K.
“I cleaned and dried the rim first, and setup was straightforward. I like having a second holder ready for the other sink.”
— Patricia W.
“Fruit peels and breakfast bits stay together instead of circling the drain. Swapping in a fresh bag takes seconds.”
— Ashley T.
Two green holders, 100 disposable mesh bags, and nano tape.
Your sink needs a clean, flat rim area where the two holder pieces can adhere. Compare the available rim space with the product shape shown before ordering.
The bags are designed for convenient replacement. For cleaner handling and reliable drainage, use a fresh bag after disposal.
Avoid sharp items that may puncture the mesh. Replace the bag promptly if very thick waste slows drainage.
Keep scraps contained, liquids moving, and your hands away from the mess.
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