Old food storage containers can still be useful around the house, from drawer organizers and craft storage to gardening, furniture moving, and leak catch bowls.

I asked polymer chemists and a toxicologist which materials make the best non-toxic food storage containers. They shared what ...

I use them every single day.

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It’s easy for food storage containers to be the bane of our lives—you’re either looking for missing lids, dealing with cheap plastic that lands your leftovers all over the floor or wondering how best ...

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From healthier ways to store food to staying hydrated throughout the day and adding more fibre, Dr Salhab shares his list of ...

There are plenty of reasons to visit your local thrift store. However, next time you see plastic containers there, make sure ...

After the hustle and bustle of the holiday season comes the less-exciting task of putting away all your seasonal décor. While throwing your decorations into a plastic tote might be tempting, the best ...

Meal prepping, unlike most trendy things you see on social media, is actually a good idea. That's because meal prep—the strategy of batch-preparing all of your meals for the week in one day—makes ...

During natural disasters, blackouts, or a water advisory issued by your local government, having access to fresh, potable water is an absolute necessity. In addition to your other emergency supplies, ...