Insulated containers

Yes, insulated containers are food safe as long as they are made with BPA-free materials and meet food safety standards. They are designed to prevent chemical leaks and withstand high temperatures, making them ideal for transporting hot or cold food.

No, it is generally not recommended to microwave insulated containers, especially those made of metal or containing a metal layer for insulation. This could damage the microwave or impair the container's insulating effectiveness. It is best to transfer the contents to a microwave-safe container.

To maintain an insulated container, it is recommended to hand wash it with warm, soapy water. Avoid using metal or abrasive brushes, which could damage the inner surface. After washing, rinse well and let it air dry to prevent odors and mold. For a deeper clean, you can use a vinegar and water solution.

An insulated container is a type of container designed to maintain the temperature of food or drinks for several hours, whether hot or cold. Thanks to their thermal insulation, often achieved by a double wall with an air gap or insulating material, these containers are ideal for takeout meals.