How does this compare to something like a Tupperware product? Some tupperware is nice quality. Is this as nice or nicer?
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Its very sturdy. I dropped it and it didn't crack. I also like that stores easily. You can unscrew and store each tier within the base. I hope that answers your question.
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It is like cheap, brittle plastic. It looks nice when you take it out of the box (if plastic is what you were hoping for) but scratches quickly and turns dull. And yes I did only hand wash it with soap and water, no dishwasher used
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No. This product is plastic. Quality is not great but it is useful for a kids party where you don't want to use the nicest quality to display.
1137046
It does not have a Tupperware feel to it. It is more of a melamine. It's not as sturdy as I was hoping, but for the price I will use it at home. I bought it to use at a bridal shower, but I will not be using it for that
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Almost all Tupperware is MIcrowave safe unless otherwise noted. These are not specifically made to be microwaved. The Tupperware that bears the microwave symbol are those meant to go from freezer to microwave so are designed to withstand a long trip in the microwave. I microwave all of my Tupperware unless otherewise noted.
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I can't quite tell the difference. Not by looking at it anyway. Any clie fir visual differences? I think this is food grade. Pretty close to zip lock bags.
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I am a user Not a Dealer but on line it states Tupperware products have a Lifetime Replacement Warranty.The only piece I ever turned back was replaced with a newer model but I have always been pleased personally with tupperware, I do not buy the copy cats.
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I atore lego toys un plastic containers like tupperware. I also glue some parts of the toy so it will not come fully apart when playing with it or store more than one in the same box.
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These are really good with lettuce, I mainly use spinach and it lasts over a week but if you line a paper towel (on top of the green tray inside) in with the produce, it lasts even longer. Another option is the Brawny Produce Protectors, they're a pain to clean but take up less space and work just as well as the tupperware does.
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i see this got answered already but the box it's packed in is very plain. the product is very nice in my opinion, though i don't have experience with any others to say which brand is best. i can say i'm very happy with it, very sturdy zippers, weak zippers are a pet peeve of mine in general.
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I have bought both brands. I think they are pretty close to the same product. More of your preference then anything else.
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I wouldn't say any piece of Tupperware type storage is leak-proof but I am impressed with the quality and sturdiness of the lunch box. Additionally, I think the fit of the lid to each individual box is about as close to leak proof as I have ever come across thus far. And the ice pack in the middle is a great idea as well! My four year old gets it apart just fine on his own.
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I have never had to. I was a Tupperware dealer for 20 years. I really love mine. I have two sets.
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We honestly had it sitting out in a tupperware bin without a lid and it held up just fine. We finally moved it to a ziplock bag and it seems fine in there as well. So, I believe that either way it will be good.
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I'm not a Tupperware fan! This product is excellent my only problem is that it's a little to big. But it keeps the lettuce fresher for a longer period of time.
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I think it's OK to store in Tupperware with lid BUT I would include water too. When ready to play with pearls, dump the water. That's what I would do.
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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.
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The Tupperware doesn't keep food as fresh as long and it is way more money. I would definitely recommend progressive over Tupperware. I just bought another big one. I LOVE these!!
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I have not tried Fridgesmart but compared to regular Tupperware, both have advantages. What I like about Progressive is the ability to open or close the vent, and add or restrict water according to a chart they give you telling the appropriate environment for each veggie or fruit. However, I love Tupperware probably just because I am familiar with it over the years and know its advantages and limitations. I like the pliable material used as opposed to the hard material used by Progressive. However, I like being able to see through the Progressive container. On balance, I choose Progressive now. Seems like Tupperware is more expensive too. I have not tried Fridgesmart but compared to regular Tupperware, both have advantages. What I like about Progressive is the ability to open or close the vent, and add or restrict water according to a chart they give you telling the appropriate environment for each veggie or fruit. However, I love Tupperware probably just because I am familiar with it over the years and know its advantages and limitations. I like the pliable material used as opposed to the hard material used by Progressive. However, I like being able to see through the Progressive container. On balance, I choose Progressive... » Read More I have not tried Fridgesmart but compared to regular Tupperware, both have advantages. What I like about Progressive is the ability to open or close the vent, and add or restrict water according to a chart they give you telling the appropriate environment for each veggie or fruit. However, I love Tupperware probably just because I am familiar with it over the years and know its advantages and limitations. I like the pliable material used as opposed to the hard material used by Progressive. However, I like being able to see through the Progressive container. On balance, I choose Progressive now. Seems like Tupperware is more expensive too. « Show Less
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I have seen Tupperware type storage bins but they are expensive and in my opinion, unnecessary. I have mine in a designated divider space in my drawer of utensils. You could probable get an inexpensive plastic tub at a store like Walmart, then place them in there with a washcloth in between each one. Just be careful of the blades when taking out. Hope this helps.