Care guide

Love it Longer.

Your ultimate care guide to keeping your lunchboxes in great condition!

Everyday clean

Three Steps, Zero Stress.

01

Keep it Cute and Clean

Use water and regular dishwashing soap to gently clean your lunchbox.

02

Make it Fresh

Keep your lunchboxes fresh and odor-free by soaking them in hot water or using equal parts water and vinegar before rinsing.

03

Airpockets Up!

Before you air fry or microwave your lunchbox, pull the air pockets outward to avoid pressure build-up from happening.

Do's

  • Slide the air pockets outward before first use
  • Clean with fragrance-free or regular dish soap and water
  • Soak in hot water for an hour to lift oily stains
  • Use kitchen bleach on stains from strongly-coloured food
  • Air-dry fully after rinsing to prevent moisture build-up

Don'ts

  • Pack strongly-pigmented food like paprika, turmeric or dark soy
  • Leave food sitting inside for too long - it can spoil
  • Store acidic foods that may cause staining
  • Add wine-based sauces, spirit marinades or liquors
  • Fill with very oily food or buttery meals that leave oil stains
Good to know

Care FAQ.

  • Why should I buy silicone containers?

    Silicone containers can help you cut down on chemical exposure and microplastics that release into food when you're heating them. We'd love to make meal preparations sustainable, safer, and sustainable for you in the long-run.

  • Why do I even need silicone containers for my air fryer?

    When you're cooking food with an air fryer, you're preserving more resources, energy, and time. With silicone containers, you're making meal preparations safer and healthier!

  • Are they food-safe?

    Yes! generally, silicone is safer than other plastics as it is less prone to leaching toxins to food.

  • Do they stain?

    Yes, they may stain with strongly-colored food. However, you may use kitchen bleach or baking soda to remove its discoloration.

  • Are they easy to clean with sticky and oily food?

    Generally, stubborn and strongly-colored food are difficult to remove, but with the proper cleaning agents and way of cleaning, you can reuse your containers all over again.