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| Solid yellow strainer photo 1. Notice the red dot on the right side of the strainer rim. It is used to position the strainer in the bowl correctly. However, it wears out over time. After a few months of regular use, it is barely visible in my "clear yellow" everyday strainer that Omega refers to as the "-less pulp" (?!) strainer. See photo 2. |
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| This is photo 2 of the solid yellow strainer. In the Omega VRT350 Instruction Manual it is simply noted as "Strainer (solid yellow) -more pulp" as opposed to the "clear yellow" strainer which is "-less pulp" -- Is that clear? As I have stated in previous posts, I get too much pulp for my taste using the "less pulp" strainer. I certainly do not want more pulp.
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