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expired Posted by litesdsd • Apr 7, 2022
Apr 7, 2022 2:15 AM
10-Piece Rubbermaid Brilliance Plastic Food Storage Containers
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$17.75
Rubbermaid Brilliance Food Storage Container, BPA-free Plastic, Medium Deep, 4.7 Cup, 4-Pack, Clear
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B079MMSZ4Z/
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$17.75
Rubbermaid Brilliance Food Storage Container, BPA-free Plastic, Medium Deep, 4.7 Cup, 4-Pack, Clear
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B079MMSZ4Z/
I spent 45 minutes cleaning out all of the exploded glass, and had to throw out all of the vegetables and everything else that was covered in shards below this exploded Rubbermaid container.
I didn't even put anything in it that could cause an explosion from temperature changes, I took a room temperature container and added some salsa that I didn't want to get spilled, and I ended up with glass everywhere.
I looked this up online and saw it was common. I sent this info to Walmart and they issued a full refund without having to return anything. Walmart doesn't issue refunds like that unless it is a known issue...
I spent 45 minutes cleaning out all of the exploded glass, and had to throw out all of the vegetables and everything else that was covered in shards below this exploded Rubbermaid container.
I didn't even put anything in it that could cause an explosion from temperature changes, I took a room temperature container and added some salsa that I didn't want to get spilled, and I ended up with glass everywhere.
I looked this up online and saw it was common. I sent this info to Walmart and they issued a full refund without having to return anything. Walmart doesn't issue refunds like that unless it is a known issue...
I would get this if you want good size storage.
https://www.amazon.com/Rubbermaid...C6
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I would get this if you want good size storage.
https://www.amazon.com/Rubbermaid...C6
I spent 45 minutes cleaning out all of the exploded glass, and had to throw out all of the vegetables and everything else that was covered in shards below this exploded Rubbermaid container.
I didn't even put anything in it that could cause an explosion from temperature changes, I took a room temperature container and added some salsa that I didn't want to get spilled, and I ended up with glass everywhere.
I looked this up online and saw it was common. I sent this info to Walmart and they issued a full refund without having to return anything. Walmart doesn't issue refunds like that unless it is a known issue...
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The second scenario is spoilage. Since the containers, like the glass ones, are air tight... any kind of gas expansion can cause them to explode. So, while you put room temperature stuff in the container... as they rot, anaerobic bacteria create gas as a byproduct as they eat your rotting salsa. Typically botulism (like Bo-tox), are major gas makers.
So, while it may be the container... it's less likely than the above two scenarios.
I spent 45 minutes cleaning out all of the exploded glass, and had to throw out all of the vegetables and everything else that was covered in shards below this exploded Rubbermaid container.
I didn't even put anything in it that could cause an explosion from temperature changes, I took a room temperature container and added some salsa that I didn't want to get spilled, and I ended up with glass everywhere.
I looked this up online and saw it was common. I sent this info to Walmart and they issued a full refund without having to return anything. Walmart doesn't issue refunds like that unless it is a known issue...
I liked the glass ones that I had for a short period, but not cleaning the shattered one obviously
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The second scenario is spoilage. Since the containers, like the glass ones, are air tight... any kind of gas expansion can cause them to explode. So, while you put room temperature stuff in the container... as they rot, anaerobic bacteria create gas as a byproduct as they eat your rotting salsa. Typically botulism (like Bo-tox), are major gas makers.
So, while it may be the container... it's less likely than the above two scenarios.
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