Klip It container

Choose the right size based on your daily needs from the Klip It range, which typically ranges from about 0.38 liters to 3 liters. Use 0.38 liters for small meals or as a separate kiosk container, 1–2 liters for daily meals and medium storage, and sometimes up to 3 liters for larger portions or family storage. Choose safe materials such as BPA- and phthalate-free polypropylene to ensure safe storage in the fridge and freezer. Look for easy-to-close lids and flexible seals to ensure a tight lock that prevents leaks during transport. In some models, the containers are also dishwasher-safe on the top rack.

The most complex feature is the airtight locking system with easy-close latches and flexible seals that provide strong air-tight isolation for liquids. When you close the lid, the locks secure in the container corners and the seal presses to prevent leaks, keeping food fresh. This system makes the containers suitable for storing food in the fridge or freezer and also allows use while on the go without worrying about spills. Containers made from BPA- and phthalate-free materials support safety and emphasize easy cleaning for repeated daily use.

For someone who works or studies outside the home and needs a ready daily meal, choose 1 to 2 liter containers for one serving, with the option to divide the meal into multiple containers to make it easier to transport and eat while working or studying. For families that want to store larger meals or prepare multiple portions together, use containers ranging from 2 to 3 liters for complete storage or for storing large kitchen ingredients. A variety of sizes helps organize the kitchen more efficiently and saves storage space on shelves.

To keep performance at its best, wash the containers with soap and water after each use, and make sure the seal is fully dry before reusing. Check the locking lids and seals periodically and replace any damaged parts that prevent a tight seal. The containers are safe for fridge and freezer use and can handle cold storage safely. In some models, they’re also typically suitable for the dishwasher’s top rack. Avoid using the containers in the microwave with the lid on, and regularly maintain the seals to ensure lasting insulation.

There are different size options to meet various storage needs, with rectangular shapes and sometimes different surface colors depending on the design. Surface and packaging colors may vary across the available sets. Smaller sizes like 0.38 liters work well for small meals, while larger sizes go up to 3 liters for bigger portions. This variety helps you organize your kitchen efficiently and choose the most suitable containers for how you store food and the type of meals you prepare.

Some models support sustainability initiatives and provide programs to recycle older containers after they’re no longer needed. If you plan to recycle, look for reusable container options and check whether there is a simple local recycling program available to join. Using reusable containers reduces waste and supports responsible resource protection, which is part of the smart food storage experience over time.