Any reason why this would not be good for Tupperware or plastic food storage container storage?
1422231
It would be perfect to use as a storage unit for your tupperware and plastice containers.
1422232
We are using it exactly for that purpose. Don't see any reason you cannot use it for the mentioned reason.
1422233
I know of no reason why it cannot be used be used for Tupperware or plastic food storage. We have several plastic containers in ours and there is no apparent harm.
1422234
it would work good for that, I have all my kitchen equipment like mixer, waffle iron, etc and it holds a lot.
507647
I'd need more information about a "plastic storage closet" to know if the device would work for you. I use it on by-fold doors and undersink kitchen cabinets.
1632226
That would defeat the entire purpose of the product. The point is to store spices that are generally used together under one lid so you don't have to take time opening and closing individual containers.
1247428
It would be a tight fit, depending on the size of the can. With it's propensity for tipping over I'm not sure I'd want to store trash in it though.
1727009
Yes, it would work great because the baskets are closed on all sides, thus preventing things from slipping out. I use min to store paint and craft items.
177508
PenBeads, if your definition of "hard" plastic is absolute rigidity; it is not. If your definition of "soft" plastic is flimsy and very pliable; it is not. The main structure (outside walls and inner divider cells) is of plastic approximately 1/16th of an inch thick - it does move should you apply pressure. A loose comparable is the plastic of good Tupperware; but not flimsier like ZipLock storage containers. The two lids are somewhat thinner but adequate. However, an observation on the lid is that the closure construction is a flap along the side of the lid that snaps onto the main structure. This might, just might, fatigue over time and split along the seam. Too bad there is no way to contact you directly; mine is too big for my needs - I'd just send mine to you.
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I'm not really sure as I keep mine in the cupboard. I would guess that it would be ok since it is airtight, but the only way to know for sure would be to try it. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
120344
Retailer suggests using 2 part metal lids and storing in refrigerator. Plastic lids not recommended.
1898121
There is a raised area in the middle of the lid that allows the lids to snap together for compact storage, but when assembled with the container, it does not stack well with other assemblies. It may be possible to push the raised area down so that it is inverted. That might allow better stacking for storage of leftovers although I haven't tried it.
1663531
I don't know. If you are using them for refrigerated items, or dried,, like herbs, flavored salts, etc.that would be fine. But I don't think you can can (sterlize) with plastic lids.
1075344
Don't know, have not tried it. Probably...but be aware that on all the containers, the indentation at the top for stacking is pretty shallow
156536
I do not believe this is intended for food. We are not using it for food. This company does make other containers that are designed for food.
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i own this, with a properly placed seal it should be airtight. the seals remove for cleaning. if you do not install them correctly then it will not be air tight. they are pretty easy to install. i am happy for the price i paid. tupperware made nice canisters but they will cost you twice as much and they are not clear.
1622664
You can put 2-3 Tupperware containers in it with no problem. Perfect for lunch.
1030679
It can hold quite a bit. We pack very large meals with snacks in it. I regularly put large tupperware contains in. It could probably hold five or six one cup round containers.
635670
This probably isn't what you're looking for. I don't think the slots are wide enough for lids other than canning lids. Maybe one of the coated shelving stackable units you can buy in kitchen sections of department stores would meet your needs?
910508
Vanessa, as I do not own a Vintage Tupperware Freezer Label Dispenser, I hope someone else can respond to this. Sorry.