Kitchen

[lovesrecess]

we all have been there at some point in our lives...but find another use for some of them or just toss and move on....can I suggest lock n lock?

[house_cat]

Maybe there are Tupperware forums online. There could be other collectors willing to sell or swap.

[grammarqueen]

I have been eyeing the Debbie Meyers Green Boxes & Bags for my fruits & veggies. Anyone tried these?

[GCR18]

I can relate. I gave a diamond necklace away with a donation to the salvation army. It was in the pocket of a tote bag. I put it in there with an outfit I was going to change into after work, but forgot it was there. When I traced my steps, I remember putting it in there. I never found it. I bought a replacement, but it's no where near as nice. I'd keep looking for lids. Everything shows up on eBay at some point.

[Thrive]

Hugs to u!

[santorini]

Hugs to you. I'm sorry that happened. This won't make you feel better, but I also have a donation disaster story. My daughter was trying to help one day, so she offered to take my donations to Goodwill. She and a friend loaded everything into her SUV and took it one weekend to the Goodwill donation center. The following Monday, she was panic-stricken. She couldn't find her school books. She remembered the Goodwill volunteers helping to unload everything and they must have taken everything, even things not in trash bags. Her 6 hardbound school books had been in the back seat. We called immediately, but they said they couldn't find them. That was a $450 mistake.

[qmis]

Wait! Don't throw them out yet! Try Ebay...I have bought several replacement lids on there for vintage Tupperware and had great results Good Luck

[lolakimono]

I might be wrong, but I think Deadeye Daisy sells Tupperware.

[Marsha2003]

Hugs to you, Grammarqueen. We've probably all experienced that that sick feeling in the pit of our stomach when we realize we've mistakenly disposed of a beloved or much needed item.

[birkin baby]

Just because a problem isn't a major one does not mean it is to be