Jonnivek Unveils Their New Collapsible Colander

Ecommerce company Jonnivek has recently introduced a new collapsible colander to the Amazon Marketplace. The colander, which can be seen at http://superurl8.com/4055afa99da2865, is the second product released by the company, the first being their RedBarn Tape Measure.

The collapsible colanders, known by many consumers as strainers, come in a set of three. They are designed to be fun to use. Consumers simply have to pop them up and then use them for washing fruits and vegetables, draining pasta, or washing just about anything that can be washed. Each strainer has a white handle with a different color in the strainer basket, making them colorful and fun.

Spokesperson and founder of Jonnivek, Kevin, recently released a statement, citing that "Kids enjoy popping the strainer to its full size and filling it with good treats to eat. These light weight colanders fold flat for easy storage in a drawer or stood upright in a cupboard."

The set comes with three different sized colanders, and they are designed to save cupboard space. The set consists of a 6 cup that collapses to 1 and 1/8 inches high, a 10 cup that collapses to 1 and 1/4 inches high, and a 14 cup that collapses to 1 and 5/8 inches high. The set can be hung for storage or nested inside each other and stored horizontally. The colanders are all dishwasher safe and can withstand temperature ranges from -40 degrees to 348 degrees Fahrenheit.

Jonnivek is an e-commerce business which sells physical products online, and was launched as a means to provide funding for We Must Carry On, Inc., a 501 (c) (3) organization that provides training to others who want to start Grief Support Groups in their community.

CEO of Jonnivek the Rev. Dr. Kevin J. Kohnke has spent years working with grieving people. He found that in Lincoln, NE there is a need for grief support groups. Kevin spent the last year volunteering at Tabitha (http://www.tabitha.org/) providing Grief Support Groups. "Now I want to teach others how to begin a grief support program in their community (www.wemustcarryon.org)," says Kevin.