Kids leakproof Lunchbox.

The turn ‘n lock technology of the Go Green Lunchbox ensures food stays fresh, with silicone bands around each compartment to ensure a secure leak-proof seal for all 5 sections.

The lunch box is made of polypropylene, rubber and silicone.

The clips on each side are made from silicone to ensure the lunch box lasts for years.

This Go Green Lunch Box Large measures approx. 31 x 19 x 7 cm and a capacity of 8 cups.

Cleaning:

The lunch box base is top shelf dishwasher safe (on normal heat settings not high), the lid is recommended to be hand washed so the heat from the dishwasher doesn't damage the rubber hinges. If the lid is washed in the dishwasher the expected life is up to 12 months only.

BPA, Lead, Leach and Phthalate Free

Please note: Bento lunch boxes which are ‘leakproof’ are only leakproof for thicker yogurts, custard, purees and dips.  No leakproof lunchbox on the market is water tight or suited to runny or watery liquids.  If you wish to pack runny liquids, we suggest a reusable pouch or a condiments container. 

FAQS

Q: May I put the food container in the microwave?
A: Though it is microwave-safe, it is never recommended to place any plastic products in the microwave.

Q: May I put yogurt, apple sauce, salad dressing, or pudding-like food products in the compartments?
A: Yes. Our revolutionary “turn ‘n lock” technology ensures that your child’s lunch stays fresh and within its compartment.

Q: How do I clean the food container?
A1: The food container’s retention clips are easily unfastened, so the lid and box can be separated and washed with warm soapy water.
A2: Due to the inconsistent heat temperatures of many dishwashers, we do not recommended putting the lid in the dishwasher. The base is top shelf dishwasher safe on standard setting only.
A3: For best results, and due to their light weight, we recommend the lid’s five silicone bands be removed daily and hand-washed.

Q: How do I put the silicone bands back in the food box lid?
A: The circumference of the silicone bands are purposely slightly larger than the channels into which they fit, because there has to be enough flex in the bands such that when the lid is closed/tabs locked, the downward pressure causes the bands to “bulge” outwards to create the leakproof seal around each compartment. If the bands fit just right/snug, then “leakproof” is not guaranteed (because there is no “bulging of the bands” to form the proper seal). Therefore, it is important that, after removing/washing the bands, they have to be “completely tucked back into” their respective channels.

Q: Do I need new bands? Seems like they are stretched because I put them in the wrong lid channels?
A: First, please understand that silicone’s “elastic” property is different from that of rubber (such as a rubber band) – though it stretches, it doesn’t stay “stretched” permanently [if left alone, it goes back to its original shape (placing silicone in hot water definitely will speed up the process)].