- Are these containers really leak-proof?
- The latching lids seal tightly enough for most sauces and soups, and owners generally report no leaks in lunch bags. Very thin liquids can still seep if a lid is not fully snapped down.
- Can I put them in the microwave and freezer?
- Yes. The set is labeled microwave safe and freezer safe, so leftovers can go straight from freezer to microwave. Vent the lid or remove it when reheating.
- How do they compare with glass containers?
- Plastic is lighter and cheaper and will not shatter, but glass resists stains and odors and is oven safe. Choose this set for portability and value; choose glass for staining foods and oven use.
- What comes in the six-piece set?
- The set includes containers and matching lids, with the rectangle size shown here at roughly 9.5 by 6.1 by 2.1 inches. Check the pack labeling, since piece counts sometimes include lids.
- Will they stain from tomato sauce or curry?
- They can. The plastic is prone to staining and odor retention with strongly colored or spiced foods, so reserve these for milder leftovers if that bothers you.
- Are they safe for kids and BPA-free?
- The plastic is BPA-free and the lids latch firmly, which suits packed lunches. The containers are not insulated, so they are not meant for hot foods over long periods.
- Where is the GoodCook EveryWare Rectangle 4 cheapest?
- At Target, for $4.29, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the GoodCook EveryWare Rectangle 4?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Target, Walmart.