Kitchen

[suzyQ3]

We store everything, including stain-y type food, in L&L both in the freezer and the fridge. We have never has any staining whatsoever.

One thing that don't do, however, is put L&L in the microwave.

[house_cat]

I had vowed not to order them, but caved and bought the black set. I just unpacked them this morning.  I'm very happy with them.  My kitchen has white cabinets, dark grey countertops and black appliances.  Although I have many bright colored L&L, the black ones look nicer if I have to leave them on the counters for any reason.  Rectangles are my favorites in my small kitchen.

[Ibby114]

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@Tigriss wrote:
@Ibby114 I would store things like that in ziploc bags double bagged. Squeeze the air out, then seal, lay flat on a baking sheet to freeze, then store. We freeze most of our liquid things that way and most of our veggies we put up during the summer. It takes up less space than containers and doesn't stain.

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@Tigriss It was older lock adn lock that stained, I'm going to be more cautious with my new set. Thanks for the great suggestion!! 

[marywidow]

I LOVE Lock n Lock.....that being said the chef who always presents the product looked BEAUTIFUL when she presented the TSV Sept. Wear regular clothes more often and wear your hair without all the chef's garb. The effect of the clothes was breathtaking for you!

[JB116]

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@Ibby114 wrote:

I plan on replacing all my 'other'  containers also with the tsv. But unfortunately I'm replacing some lock and lock too- they've stained from tomato sauce. When I store acidic items from now on,  I'll use a zip lock type bag as a liner. 

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I've had quite a few stain as well. I thought they weren't supposed to. I bought the new set anyway because I just love them. My entire house has lock n lock all over it. LOL