🥡 Cambro 6SFSCW135 Camsquare Clear Polycarbonate Food Container, 6-Quart, NSF with Lid Review

The container is quite strong and the lid closes well. The lid is stiffer than I expected and a bit difficult to put on and take off. It looks decent overall, except it's clearly marked with a sticker saying it contains BPA. I do not put food in BPA plastic and do not recommend anyone using BPA plastic with food. For this reason I had to send it back and look for another alternative. I would appreciate it if this list clearly indicated the presence of BPA.

I only give 2 stars for one reason. The lid was attached to the plastic base with the worst tape we've ever seen. We tried a goo-goo type product as well as liquid detergent to remove the glue from the outside of the canister, but it just wouldn't budge. I wish I had this product but I will be obsessed with it every time I use it. It appears buyers received this product without a lid, so the company is now gluing them together. It's a terrible mess! I would like to replace the container as I…

The container itself is incredibly durable and very useful. I bought the clear one because I like the way my sourdough rises, but unfortunately the person who packaged mine, as well as another reviewer's container, used masking tape to hold the lid in place (completely unnecessary in my opinion as it's a great one product) and it cannot be removed in one piece. The tape has bloody annoying glue on it and if you try to peel it off it breaks leaving tiny bits of tape and glue residue. On one side

This tub is the perfect size for home baking - if you bake most loaves of bread at home you need something that has enough batter for two loaves of bread and it works great. After kneading the dough, its volume reaches about 1.5 quintals and even triples to just 4.5 quintals around the bucket. Some recipes may call for a giant 12 liter bucket, but that's overkill; 6qts is just the right size. One small issue: the lid is solid red plastic, but the polycarbonate case is a tougher plastic with…

I've been using Cambro for decades and they've done it again. As others have said, this is the perfect size for bulk rising sourdough. For reference, I use 1000 grams of flour per batch for two loaves. This size is perfect for 1-2 of those 1000g batches, and the handy markings on the side are the perfect way to see volume gains. The durable container can withstand a lot of abuse. I've dropped mine twice now and all it did was bounce, which is pretty remarkable for a hard plastic case. No…