Will these work in Plastic Storage Containers
1489055
When you buy the Oxy-Sorbs, they are packed in an air tight bag, once the bag is opened, you must put them into an absolutely airtight container, right away, they begin to absorb oxygen at once when exposed to air. left out in the open air, they will exaust themselves in about 20 to 25 minutes You will need an airtight container to put the un-used ones into as soon as you open them, you may use 1 Qt. canning jars with new lids, the lids will pull down and seal real quick, they will exaust the oxygen very quickly, but they simply must be put into an airtight container to work. A 500CC Oxy-Sorb will seal a one gallon jug of food such as rice, oatmeal, flour, cornmeal, etc. Just be sure to protect the un-used one in an airtight container as soon as you open the airtight bag they are shipped in, Floyd Fluf, Granbury Texas
563612
I do not know; I typically don't put them in the dishwasher. They seem hard enough plastic that I would assume they'd be okay. Maybe try on the top rack to be safe. Or you may want to contact the manufacturer.
740727
I would not suggest them for a very small container. I have one in my flour canister and one in my sugar canister, but they are both large containers. I would not try to use them in any small canisters.
1449740
Maybe if they are smaller containers.But the plastic containers are just the right size for the bag. The containers have removeable inserts.
1467537
I do not. Mine are fine in the tight lidded container they come in. Hope this helps.
868014
Yes. However, water will get inside the lids. You'll have to really shake them and let the water dry out.
740726
No they are too big for small containers. They work well in ice buckets and large bowls of chips, trail mix, etc. Hope that helps.
978240
They should work, as long as the lid has a hole in it, they are just stand plastic straws.
472906
I wouldn't try to use them in the dishwasher. The plastic is equivalent to disposable plastic containers. it looks like they might warp. As I want to use them with as good a seal as they can get, i don't want warpage.
2070608
Yes, I have plastic storage tubs on mine. You might want to measure to be sure your tubs will fit on the shelves.
2059858
I don't know the correct answer, I don't use the lids in the oven, microwave or dishwasher (don't have one), I do use them in the freezer and so far they do great. I will tell you they are the best storage containers I have ever purchased. I wanted to wean myself off of plastic and they fit the bill. Bought them for a friend as a gift and he loves them too.
339795
I think they would be OK if they are airtight. Mine have been fine on the shelf as long as they are unopened, so I haven't frozen them. They get sticky if left exposed to the air.
2050341
No, not necessarily. They can be stored in airtight container until next use. They are very dry. I've had mine for months stored this way..
769501
Not sure but I wouldn't think so. They don't close air tight. Also you're not suppose to heat in them. I love them for keeping things clean and safe. You never have to worry about what is seeping into the plastic bottle. It's worth the extra cost of buying liners.
1489220
I'm not sure, but I wouldn't try it. They are just plastic. I think they would melt. But they do a great job when used as intended. Good luck.
810111
Yes, these work great for freezer storage. I have froze breast milk and homemade baby food for 3 of my children in these, and have never had problems. They go directly from freezer, to bottle warmer to dishwasher with out any difficulty.
924510
I am not an expert but these are a special plastic blend similar to the frozen dinners containers at your local supermarket. I don't think it would be a good idea. They work in the microwave but I would never place in a regular oven at any temperature. FYI We like them except the lids are difficult to remove.