Decor Microsafe Oblong Food Container 900ml, 3-Pieces $7.75 + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $59 Spend) @ Amazon AU

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Good Décor deal at 56% off. Great for microwaving and reheating foods with the vent at the top. Keeps appropriate moisture in your food for better reheating. Good size for a standard meal.

About this item:

• Airtight seal to keep food fresher for longer
• Modular to maximise even the smallest space
• Freezer safe, microwave safe and dishwasher safe
• Secure clips and leak resistant seal
• Food safe, free of BPA and recyclable
• Included components: 1 xDecor Microsafe Decor Oblong Jewel Container, Pack of 3 Pieces, 900ml Capacity, Assorted

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  DontNeedThis on 29/02/2024 - 21:38

  +2

  Definitely not leak resistant. I bought 3x from the last deal and they all leak.

  Edit: great quality nonetheless, just don't buy it as a water-tight container.

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    doobey1231 on 01/03/2024 - 07:56

    I mean leak resistant and water tight are two different things right? Like water resistant and water proof.

    I have about 12 of these through previous deals and can definitely say they are leak resistant. As in if you have a pasta or something like that and you aren't storing it upside down in your bag it wont leak everywhere - from my experience going to my car and walking into work. Can definitely say it isn't leak proof, no one should be buying this expecting it to be water tight.

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      DontNeedThis on 01/03/2024 - 08:10

      -1

      As in if you have a pasta or something like that and you aren't storing it upside down…

      If you're only using it for pasta and other non-watery food, and aren't storing upside down, I have a little secret for you mate … You don't even need a lid!

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        doobey1231 on 01/03/2024 - 08:19

        Did you miss the part where I said put it in your bag? Pasta can be watery depending on what it is. If you are trying to put soup in this then I have news for you mate, time to go back to school lmfao.

        The point is I see this comment every time these are posted, we are capable of discerning the difference between water proof and water resistant, why does it all fall apart when it comes to containers? Can you elaborate?

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          DontNeedThis on 01/03/2024 - 08:39

          @doobey1231: They are not water resistant. That's it. (pasta resistant? Maybe)

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            doobey1231 on 01/03/2024 - 08:40

            @DontNeedThis: There is no claim they are water resistant

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              DontNeedThis on 01/03/2024 - 08:41

              @doobey1231: Then why are you bringing up water resistant vs waterproof?

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                doobey1231 on 01/03/2024 - 08:42

                @DontNeedThis: Because I used it as an example in my first comment mate

                I mean leak resistant and water tight are two different things right? Like water resistant and water proof.

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                  DontNeedThis on 01/03/2024 - 08:48

                  @doobey1231:

                  we are capable of discerning the difference between water proof and water resistant, why does it all fall apart when it comes to containers?

                  Imo it sounds like you're saying these are water-resistant, not waterproof.

                  Anyway, they are not leak-resistant either. I learnt that the hard way (unless you're dealing with non-watery food) . I can guarantee your Sandwich won't leak out of these containers.

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                    doobey1231 on 01/03/2024 - 08:50

                    @DontNeedThis: I am not claiming they are anything, I am saying their claim of leak resistant is accurate based on my personal experience of having them in my work bag. No you cant put it upside down or throw it across the room and expect nothing to come out, however putting it upright in your bag for transit to work, I have never experienced a leak from it.

                    If you want something that is leakproof then look for something that has that in the name. Understanding the difference is important.

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                      DontNeedThis on 01/03/2024 - 08:56

                      @doobey1231:

                      putting it upright in your bag for transit to work,

                      Can you please link me to an example of a product that leaks in those circumstances?

                      I'm just saying there is nothing special about these in terms of leakage compared to every container out there. However, leakage aside, these are really good quality containers and I quite like them for this price.

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                        doobey1231 on 01/03/2024 - 09:03

                        @DontNeedThis: Why, we aren't discussing any other product. A soup sloshing around upright in your bag wont leak - at least it hasn't in my experience. However I walk, rather than run, so that might even change it. Leak resistant doesn't have a standards test so really we are just mincing crap. I believe it is leak resistant within reason, no its not made for soup, buy a soup container if that's your intention, but the occasional watery food it holds up just fine.

                        It ultimately comes down to how you interpret it, but people shouldn't be interpreting leak resistant as leak proof. Wording is important and if it was leak proof they would certainly be claiming it.

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  adamshere on 29/02/2024 - 21:41

  +3

  Cheers. Wife's birthday sorted

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    CodeXD on 29/02/2024 - 21:49

    +7

    3 pieces, so that's present for 3 years

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      randomguy1 on 29/02/2024 - 22:26

      +2

      Or 3 wives

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  Camerlottoo on 29/02/2024 - 21:53

  +1

  Same deal at Woolies (if you have not boycotted them)

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  Wisered54 on 29/02/2024 - 21:56

  One of mine melted a bit in a 900w microwave, which was disturbing.

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    Camerlottoo on 29/02/2024 - 21:57

    Very 0.0

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    Mokr on 29/02/2024 - 22:52

    Oil? The lid?

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      pizzaguy on 29/02/2024 - 23:35

      +1

      Must have been oil/fats.

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    doobey1231 on 01/03/2024 - 07:57

    +1

    It says you shouldn't microwave anything that is oily or fatty because once heated up it will melt into the plastic, also allow food to cool a bit before putting it into the container for storage. I have had some scarring in one container as a result of heating up an oily pasta so I am guessing this is the same situation?

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      Wisered54 on 01/03/2024 - 12:25

      Thanks good to know - oily pasta but not that oily. Was at the bottom corner inside the container.

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        doobey1231 on 01/03/2024 - 12:26

        Yeah mate sounds like the exact same I had, doesn't take much. I guess cause the oil heats up quicker than the rest of the meal. Makes the inside go a little bit white if I recall correctly.

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  Headless on 01/03/2024 - 07:34

  Oblong

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  serbpie on 01/03/2024 - 07:37

  I get the appeal, sometimes I have to use plastic for my meal prep when I know i need to travel light, but stick to glass containers for storing and heating food wherever possible. Won't stain, and much less risk of plastic leaking into your food.

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  doobey1231 on 01/03/2024 - 08:01

  +4

  I really love these containers, I am at a point where I don't need anymore but strongly recommend for anyone meal prepping for work lunches or school lunches. I have a set of the red ones that have lasted 5 years so far no issues, just as the instructions say don't heat up fats and oils in it because they will melt into the plastic, only time I have had the issue is from an overly oily pasta(that I never ate again anyway lol). And take note as I said, leak resistant, not leak proof. Its not a water tight container so don't expect that when you purchase, having said that its perfectly fine for soups provided its sitting upright.

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  Lord Ra on 01/03/2024 - 22:11

  To make it water proof and also water tight, fully leak proof, I just put a cling wrap layer on top of it before I seal it. That does the job.

  If it's pure liquid, like a soup or a stew, I put on two clin wrap layers. That really works well for me.

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  michaelc99 on 03/03/2024 - 17:45

  Switched away from these to $4.50 1L Ikea glass containers with the rubber seal for meal prep and they are so much better. They don't leak, the lids haven't deformed over time in the microwave, and they don't have issues with oily food leaching into them. Wouldn't use these Decor ones again.