Rubbermaid Easy Find Lids Square 2-Cup Food Storage Container (4-Pack), Red - Convenient Kitchen Organization and Sealed Freshness Review

What does Rubbermaid do? They used to be a quality brand. The glue they used to stick their labels on these little containers is just awful. First I tried peeling, it didn't work. Then I tried soaking them in hot, soapy water. Still no luck. Then I tried hot water, soap and BLEACH, label residue still sticky. My husband slightly sanded the labels. For real?

I've bought them before. Good product. Decent value for money. I might have given it a 5, but. WHY RUBBER MAID? WHY? It took me 10 minutes to peel the stickers off of them. Help me understand why EVERY bowl needs not one, but TWO stickers in a pack of four. And the adhesive used is similar to what Rubbermaid wanted them to stay on the shells forever. They don't come off well and leave sticky residue on the bowl. Down with the extra stickers, Rubbermaid. Without them I won't forget these are…

The patterns engraved on the plastic and the design of the lids may have changed over time, but these nifty little containers will still last for years of daily lunch purchases was standing. They can withstand a lot of accidental sloppiness: overheating in the microwave, mishaps in the dishwasher, repeated falls off the counter; Here they are: the unsung heroes of my lunch break. They're the perfect size for what I need, although your results may vary (as they say). Cheap plastic containers are

I'm a fan of Rubbermaid's plastic storage. I like the quality and the fact that the lids are always tight and you don't have to worry about them falling apart. The problem with them is that they are advertised as 5 x 5 x 3 inches deep. Actual internal dimensions are one inch smaller. I had a hard time understanding where they got the 5 inch size from and as far as I can tell it stretches from the very edge of the clear plastic to the edge on the other side which isn't the capacity I was looking

We've spent a lot of money on the improved Rubbermaid Premier Kit. Understand that although they advertised that the Premier set was microwave, dishwasher and freezer safe, we never did. They were only used for short term storage of leftovers in the fridge and then hand washed by us. Despite all this, they were quick to tear and leak when containing liquids. We bought them and have been happy ever since. I think if they end up cracking, at least they won't be as expensive as the other style…

I bought these because I use them most of the time and there wasn't enough in a set of different sizes. I used to hate having all the different containers, so now I only have Rubbermaid's Easy Find Lids containers. Container quality: I like that the containers are BPA-free and that the lids fold and snap together so they don't hang around in the closet. The only downside is that when you reheat something with oil or tomato sauce, the container takes on a weird grainy texture and a slightly…