Review on 🥦 Rubbermaid FreshWorks Produce Saver Food Storage Containers Set, 4-Piece Set with 2 Containers and 2 Lids by Donald Larson

BENEFITS: • Extends the shelf life of most groceries past their sell by date, unlike plastic storage bags which significantly shorten their shelf life. So you can buy and store more groceries at once without worrying about it to throw away spoiled food after a few days • Less spoiled food thrown away means more money savings • Green perforated tray protects food from liquid, which increases shelf life and minimizes spoilage • Vents in the lid regulate airflow and minimize moisture build-up (a breeding ground for bacteria) inside . • Stacks well to take up less space in the fridge for other items Keys • No need to change filters like other storage containers • Lid is not flat but raised to hold more food although not recommended • Promotes a healthier lifestyle by eating foods and vegetables that would otherwise spoil within a few days • Easy to wash and clean (last image) that was difficult to wipe off • Suitable for some foods, but other foods will spoil within a few days TIPS: • Follow the directions on the packaging and never wash the food first. Storage • If there is moisture in the original packaging, dry with paper towels before storing • Store food immediately after bringing it home from the grocery store to extend its shelf life • Overfilling the container is not recommended to ensure it isn't overcrowded better airflow • When buying groceries, always choose the freshest and newest ones so they last longer. TEST 1 (asparagus) • Asparagus was stored for 13 days, almost 2 full weeks, without any moisture or dark green color from the tips • Tips are the most desirable spots and tend to spoil first, but that hasn't happened • Could have been much longer kept but time to eat them TEST 2 (Roman lettuce) • Lasts 10 days from first storage with no mold or foliage, unlike plastic bags which caused the leaves to become much softer and moldy within a week • Some Leaves were not as crispy as when first opened and eaten, becoming soft and limp • Minimal discoloration TEST 3 (cucumbers) • Lasted only a few days • Ruined on day 4 with mold and moisture • Wasted money and discarded spoiled food • Huge disappointment otherwise better test about it TEST 4 (raspberry) • Lasted 6 days • No mould, bruises or similar mud stains, but not as bad as on the first day • Longer lasting than in the original plastic container