Kitchen

[rac71]

I'm wondering if they live up to the claims.

[Daysdee]

No. I have so much L n L I wouldn't have room for the green boxes too. Always wondered if they really work as shown.

[sparklestar]

Don't waste your money.

[rac71]

Thanks. I have and use Tupperware normally. I have found it has the most airtight seals. Inadvertent experiment with old jello confirmed it.

[circles]

I was just over to HSN and was thinking of purchasing a set of the green boxes....I read the reviews....low to high and there were many not too happy with the value...many said the products didn't last any longer then the way they usually stored them...some did their own test....

Too bad...I like some of the sizes...especially the ones I could put bread in....don't want to take a chance....too much trouble to return...and costly...

[Andreatoo]

they work terrific with produce but not as well with baked goods

[tucsongal]

I find them to work well for produce, but you do have to be careful opening them because the tab isn't particularly strong. I've never had a tab break off, but I read some complaints about this. You also have to make sure that the produce is dry--I sometimes just stick a paper towel in to absorb any moisture. We got some bread bags (same brand) on Amazon that are great for homemade bread or the artisan breads from the store/bakery.

[qvcaddition]

I have had mine for awhile and yes they do for me.