2 Pack Collapsible Cutting Board, Foldable Dish Tub with Draining Hole, Portable Chopping Board with Colander, 3 in 1 Multifunction Camping Sink for Washing Dish, Bowl, Vegetables and Fruit

We bought these for camping to use as a wash station, but found they're useful as general baskets and bowls too! They're lightweight, super portable when collapsed, and the build quality is good. They're large enough to wash all of our cups, bowls and even full sized plates. We were surprised that the drainage hole at the bottom works well and is 100% watertight, even when left overnight. We haven't tried using it as a cutting board, but it seems like it would do the job just fine. The bottom is very rigid and thick plastic.

These are pretty good value for two !! I am using one for soaking laundry and the other is a temporary sink in my van. I like that the drain is easy to open and close even when it is filled with water. I have not yet used it as a cutting board but it looks as good as any. Decent quality and if you push from the edges it collapses and expands easily.

My husband and I recently had to get CPAP machines. I didn’t want to wash/soak our products in the kitchen sink so I got this two pack so we would each have our own designated tub to soak and clean our supplies. They work great! Very durable, easy to pull out and place down, fits the products well, and very easy to store. They are the perfect solution.

As someone who loves smoked cooking and grilling, I rely heavily on dry rubs that I let marinate overnight in the fridge. Prepping used to be a two-dish ordeal—a large bowl for tossing on the rub and a flat tray for fridge storage. Not anymore! This tub has simplified my process and earned a permanent spot in my kitchen lineup. What I Love: It’s perfect for my usual meats—pulled porks, steaks, you name it. Cleanup is a breeze. I honestly don’t see much value in the “drain plug,” though—it’s quicker for me to just flip the tub over in my sink. The size and versatility are excellent. Sure, it’s designed for meats, but I could totally see using it as an ice cube bin, sangria bowl, or even a candy container for big parties. What I Wish It Had: I have a larger “meat tub” from another brand that came with a lid—a feature I sorely miss here. Sometimes, I don’t want the fridge air drying out the crust, and using plastic wrap is far from ideal. It doesn’t secure well to the tub, and I often end up wrapping the meat itself, which wastes more wrap. A lid would make this absolutely perfect. Other Notes: I don’t use this tub for cutting since the thought of microplastics in my food makes me cringe. But if I were camping and needed an all-in-one solution, it would get the job done. Final Verdict: Highly recommended! It’s a game-changer for meat prep and has plenty of potential for other uses. Now, if only they’d sell a lid!

Good for food starage

This is the best thing I've bought in a long time. I keep one outside for fresh picked veggies. Fill it with water, swish stuff around then pull the plug and let veggies dry right there in the tub. And it makes a great dish pan. The grid on the bottom keeps it up off the sink surface so when you drain it the bottom doesn't get all gunked up with dirty dishwasher. They rinse clean easily and they dry quickly and take up very little storage space. Would be great for hand washables or even a foot soak. Well worth the money.

A must bring "off grid" camping and travel. Made washing dishes at tent camp sites so much easier. The fold down is great for travel, also fits perfectly in my camper sink. Handy just around the house as well.

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