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Rubbermaid Brilliance Glass Food Storage Containers, 8 Cup, Set of 2 for
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Features:- Rubbermaid Brilliance Glass Food Storage Containers have crystal-clear lids that are 100% airtight and leak-proof, plus odor and stain resistant
- Glass containers have vented, microwave-safe lids for easy, splatter-resistant microwaving
- Space-saving, modular Rubbermaid containers are perfect for stacking and organization
- Glass bases are oven-safe up to 450 degrees F, so they double as glass cookware and serveware
- BPA-free, dishwasher-safe (use top rack for lids), microwave-safe for reheating only with lids unlatched, and freezer-safe
- Universal lids fit across all Brilliance containers, regardless of material type
- Two 8-cup glass containers with lids, for a total of 4 pieces
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Rubbermaid Brilliance Glass containers are praised for their airtight, leakproof lids, satisfying snap, and oven, microwave, fridge, and freezer versatility. The glass is also valued as a microplastic-free alternative, and the 8-cup size is described as roomy for lunches. The main tradeoffs are storage and care: the lids have specific sizes, nesting can be awkward or even get stuck, and the containers need to be fully dried to avoid trapped water in the lid gaps. Some reports also mention cracking at the bottom seam or seal wear over time.
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The lids can hold water in the small gaps if they are put away wet, so they should be dried completely before storage. Tapping out water and letting them air-dry overnight or for several days is the practical fix; long-term use without mold is also reported.
They do nest and stack, but not tightly: the glass containers only sink into each other by about 40% of their height, and Rubbermaid does not recommend nesting because they can get stuck. Lid storage is the bigger hassle, so many people stack them with lids on or use a separate lid organizer.
The lids are designed for a very tight, leakproof seal, and the glass containers can go in the oven, microwave, fridge, and freezer. They are not borosilicate glass, so extreme temperature changes may cause shattering.
No, these use specific lids for the Brilliance system, and there are only about three lid sizes across roughly six container sizes. That makes them less interchangeable than Pyrex or Snapware for people who want one lid to fit many containers.
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When mine come out of the dishwasher (top rack), I tap them on the sink a few times to get any water out of the cracks, then let air dry on the counter before storing. I've never had issues.
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FYI, set of three 4.7 cup also on 90-day low price.
FYI, set of three 4.7 cup also on 90-day low price.
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I researched these containers and came across some info regarding nesting the glass containers. On Rubbermaid's website, they do not recommend nesting them, claiming the glass containers can get stuck to each other while nested. Rubbermaid recommends to put the lid on THEN slack them on top of each other. I agree it can take a lot of room if you can't nest these. I just bought two (4 containers) sets so will have to figure out how I will nest them.
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