We use them for frozen food prep, leftovers, lunches, snacks, bulk food storage, and even miscellaneous organization. We've added to our collection at least three times.
#Rubbermaid easyfind lid 40 cup cracked#
Snap the bottom of the base to the top of the lid for easy storage and organization.Okay, WHAT are these people doing to their containers that are causing cracked lids and warping them in the microwave? We started using these about two years ago, then bought more because we liked them so much.knives) in the container, as they could scratch or scuff the container surface. Do not use utensils with sharp edges (i.e.Also note that water expands when frozen, so when filled to capacity the container could expand and crack. Please note that plastics are less flexible when cold or frozen and may break if dropped. This item is made of materials that are safe for freezer use.Be sure that the item is secured so that it does not come in contact with the dishwasher element to avoid melting. This item is made of materials that are safe for normal household dishwashers.Do not use in a conventional oven, convection oven, under browning elements or on stovetop.
For improved stain resistance, try Rubbermaid® Premier™. These containers may stain when reheating foods containing tomato based products or curry seasoned with the herb turmeric.Sealing plastic wrap may create excessive steam build up. If plastic wrap is used to cover the container during microwave use, be sure to vent plastic wrap to allow steam to escape.Sealing plastic lids (or just pulling up the corners) while heating may create extra pressure causing the lid to warp or create excessive steam build up. Remove lid to allow steam to vent when microwaving (to prevent splattering, lid may be loosely placed on top and rotated 1/4 turn). Excessive reheating time in the microwave may damage the container.Follow your microwave manufacturer's recommendation when defrosting or reheating foods.chocolate, candies, jelly, syrup) could lead to severe damage and potentially melt the container. Reheating and/or melting butter or foods with high sugar content (i.e.To avoid severe damage to the container, do not reheat food high in salt, oil, fat or sugar.These containers are not intended for cooking. Made of microwave safe materials that can be used to reheat precooked foods to the proper recommended temperature.Maintaining temperatures at 212☏ or higher is considered cooking, and is outside the intended use of these products.
Reheating implies the maximum short term (less than 30 seconds) service temperature of a Rubbermaid container is 212☏ followed by a cool down period.Use care when handling a container with hot contents or after reheating in the microwave.
To keep your new containers performing at their best, please read the following:
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