Non-Toxic Food Storage Containers From Pyrex, Rubbermaid, and More Are Up to 43% Off
We found great non-toxic food storage container sets at Amazon for up to 43% off from Rubbermaid, Pyrex, JoyJolt, and more.
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5 signs it’s time to throw out old plastic food containers
Whether it be for storing leftovers or organizing your refrigerated groceries, plastic food containers come in handy for all sorts of things. Not only do plastic containers make our lives easier ...
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My Husband Is A Chef And This Is The Only Kind Of Plastic Wrap He'll Use
Costco sells its Kirkland Signature Stretch-Tite Plastic Food Wrap in two sizes: 750 square feet rolls (sold in a pack of two ...
Target Added New $5 Food Container Sets to Its Figmint Line & They’re Perfect for Lunches & Snacks
Target’s new Figmint food storage containers prove that you don’t have to spend a lot to stay organized in the kitchen.
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The Pioneer Woman’s Food Storage Looks Like Your Grandma’s Tupperware—And Is Just $2 Apiece
The Pioneer Woman Walmart-exclusive kitchen line has food storage containers that look just like retro Tupperware and come in ...
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Banish Lingering Odors From Plastic Containers With One Simple Trick
Plastic containers can start to smell after storing pungent leftovers, but fortunately there's an easy way to eliminate any ...
2 Of The Biggest 2025 Product Claims Will Be Plastic And Toxin Free
Plastic free, toxin free, BPA Free will be among the top product claims in 2025 and beyond due to rising consumer concern ...
Are you throwing those hard-to-recycle clamshell containers in the trash? Not so fast
When Whatcom County residents learned recently that trash and recycling hauler Sanitary Service Co. wasn’t accepting ...
Proof That Our Food Is Filled with Plastic Chemicals
A growing pool of studies finds concerning levels of plastic and forever chemicals in our common food items and their ...
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What to Know About the Toxicity of Polypropylene
It's approved by the FDA for both single and repeated-use food containers. It's also considered a safe plastic by the EPA. No studies have shown a direct correlation between polypropylene and ...