In our humble opinion, some of the best food storage containers with lids—or at least the best plastic ones—are practically free. “I use deli containers recycled from Indian food delivery ...

But not just any plastic container. Musaev has been the owner of the Mr. Lid brand of plastic storage containers for almost a year now, buying the brand from Sussex IM Inc., which continues to ...

Fortunately, there are many ways to make the midday meal a lot more pleasant—buying a great lunch box is chief among ... except for the thin plastic lid that separates the two tiers.

Additional measurements include box width at 19.7 inches and depth at 15.2 inches. The top lid features thick yet clear plastic, so we could easily see the various sections held before opening the ...

But in Kyoto, boxes are not mere containers. They serve to protect the dignity and enhance the value of the contents. Fittingly, when selecting one, people look for exquisiteness and beauty.

Made of tempered glass, these containers are safe to use in the dishwasher, freezer, microwave, and oven, and their snug-fitting lids are made of BPA-free plastic. The food we stored in them held ...

This good-looking covered litter box has a folding magnetic lid, so it’s easy to open and clean. Marketed as an all-purpose shallow pan, this low-walled option works well for kittens and cats ...

But are they safe and should we be looking for alternatives? For many of us, plastic containers are part of our daily lives; we use them to store, freeze, heat and transport a variety of different ...

Typically this is known as: lid support lid stay door stay Similar to hinges in laptops, these heavy-duty hinges allow virtually any size lid to open smoothly, hold its position, and then easily close ...

The culprit, of course, is that little bit of plastic that keeps lids attached to bottles. The new design has quietly snuck ...

They can group all those little jars and containers on the tray and turn it to access whatever they need, whenever they need ...

Planet or Plastic? is National Geographic’s multiyear effort to raise awareness about the global plastic trash crisis. Come to this page often to learn more, and find out what you can do to ...