Pyrex Cook&Go Glass Storage Container - Multicolor
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This guide helps you make the most of your Pyrex Cook&Go Glass Storage Containers. Ideal for anyone who wants to safely transport and store meals, these containers are perfect for taking lunches to work, packing picnics, or storing leftovers. While the glass containers are extremely versatile, remember to remove the lid before using them in the oven or microwave. This guide covers everything from setup and usage to care and troubleshooting.
All features
| Colour | Multicolor |
|---|---|
| Series | COOK&GO |
| Model Part Number | 23566075 |
| Brand | Pyrex |
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FAQs
Are the lids oven-safe?
No, the lids are not oven-safe. Always remove the lid before placing the container in the oven.
Can I use the containers in the microwave?
Yes, but you must remove the lid and open the steam valves before microwaving.
Are the containers dishwasher-safe?
Yes, both the containers and lids are dishwasher-safe.
What temperature range can the containers withstand?
The glass containers can withstand temperatures from -40°C to +300°C and thermal shock up to 220°C.
How do I clean the lids' seals?
Remove the seal from the lid and wash it separately. This allows for a more thorough cleaning and helps prevent the buildup of food particles.
Can I write on the lid?
Yes, the lids have a dedicated space where you can write the contents or your name with a pencil.
What are the steam valves for?
The steam valves release steam when microwaving, preventing pressure buildup and potential damage.
What is the warranty for the Pyrex Cook&Go containers?
Warranty information is not available in the product data.
Troubleshooting
Lid doesn't seal properly.
Ensure the seal is correctly inserted into the lid and that the lid is properly aligned on the container. Check for any food particles that might be preventing a tight seal. Replace the lid if damaged.
Container cracked or broken.
If the container has been subjected to extreme temperature changes or physical impact, it may crack or break. Discard the container and do not use it if damaged.
Lid stains or odors persist after washing.
Remove the lid seal and wash separately. Soak the lid and seal in a solution of baking soda and water to help remove stains and odors. Ensure the lid is completely dry before reassembling.
Container stuck inside another container.
To separate the containers, run warm water over the outside of the top container while running cold water inside the bottom container. This will cause the top container to expand slightly, allowing you to separate the two.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Durable and temperature-resistant glass.
- Airtight and leak-proof lids for safe transport.
- Versatile use in oven, microwave, fridge, and freezer.
- Easy to clean with removable lid seals.
- Space-saving design for efficient storage.
Cons
- Lids are not oven-safe.
- Must remove lid before microwaving or placing in the oven.
- The lid seals might require extra care during cleaning to prevent mold or odors.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Initial Setup: Rinse the containers and lids with warm, soapy water before the first use. Ensure all components are completely dry.
- Compatibility:
- Oven: Container is oven-safe (without the lid).
- Microwave: Container is microwave-safe (without the lid and with steam valves open).
- Fridge/Freezer: Container and lid are fridge and freezer-safe.
- Dishwasher: Container and lid are dishwasher-safe.
- Care Instructions:
- Cleaning: Wash the containers and lids by hand or in the dishwasher. Remove the seal from the lid for thorough cleaning.
- Oven Use: Always remove the lid before placing the container in the oven.
- Microwave Use: Always remove the lid before placing the container in the microwave and open the steam valves.
- Avoid Extreme Temperature Changes: Do not place a hot container directly on a cold surface or vice versa, as this can cause thermal shock. Allow the container to cool slightly before placing it in the freezer.