Norwex Reusable Silicone Storage Bag – small

Sticking to a budget isn’t always easy – that’s why you save leftovers and other items. But storing food and other things can present its own challenges. Plastic wraps and bags are handy, but they’re expensive and they can leach harmful chemicals. Also they’re not Earth-friendly – after one use they go straight into the landfill, with many even ending up in our waterways. Our Reusable Storage Bag is great for storing all kinds of things, including food. The self-locking tabs seal tightly to help keep food fresh in the refrigerator. Made from high-quality, 100% food-grade silicone, its perfect for leftovers and can even be heated in the oven or microwave. Plus the “stand-up” design helps keep foods like soups and gravies stable while heating. It’s great for storing other household items too and comes in two sizes for sustainably storing larger or smaller quantities. And because you can use it again and again, you aren’t adding waste to the environment (or your budget)! *BacLock is an antimicrobial agent solely intended to protect and self-clean the cloth by inhibiting growth of odor-causing bacteria, mold and mildew. BacLock does not protect people from disease-causing pathogens. Size: 920 ml/31.1 fl. oz. Dimensions: 23.56 cm x 11.77 cm x 6 cm / 9.28 in x 4.63 in x 2.36 in Small bag is great for single-serve portions, leftovers and snacks. FEATURES & BENEFITS Durable and reusable to help reduce environmental waste from single-use plastic bags, wraps and aluminum foil Special interlocking tabs seal tightly Made from LFGB Platinum-Cured Silicone, a 100% food-grade silicone that exceeds even FDA safety and quality standards Microwave safe Oven safe to 190°C / 375°F (note: bags may discolor at higher temperatures) Freezer safe BacLock*, is an antimicrobial agent solely intended to protect the product by inhibiting growth of odor-causing bacteria, mold and mildew. This product does not protect users against foodborne or disease causing pathogens. Always clean and wash this product thoroughly before and after each use. Takes up less storage space than traditional, bulky food containers Great for meal prep and leftovers Made of 100% food-safe silicone Pull tabs at top make opening easier Easily transportable, it can be used for all kinds of items Stand-up design for easy storage Translucent silicone allows you to see contents Large bag replaces half-gallon plastic bags Small bag is great for single-serve portions, leftovers and snacks Both sizes available in our money-saving Reusable Silicone Bag Set Formulated without: BPA BPS Lead Latex Phthalates USE & CARE Open the bag using the pull tabs and fill it with your desired contents Press the top edges together to seal securely For microwave use, ensure the bag is vented to allow steam to escape and place on a microwave-safe plate For oven use, place the bag on a baking sheet, ensure it’s vented and avoid temperatures above 190°C/375°F If using in oven or microwave, handle with care as bag and contents may be hot To clean, hand wash with warm, soapy water and air dry completely before next use. Avoid using in the dishwasher to prevent damage from high heat cycles. Do not cut or puncture Highly acidic foods such as tomato-based sauce may stain the bag POSITIVE IMPACT Up to one trillion plastic bags are used worldwide each year – that’s 160,000 a second. If you linked them end to end they would circle the globe 4,200 times. Around 10% of those will end up in our oceans. Single use plastic is responsible for killing over 100,000 marine animals a year. Plastic bags contribute to these deaths by entangling wildlife and being mistaken for food by larger animals such as whales and turtles. They take between 20–1,000 years to degrade, and each bag can kill numerous animals as it makes its way around our oceans for years and years to come. Silicone does not react with food, liquids and most chemicals and does not offgas hazardous fumes over its life or while in use Every piece of plastic wrap ever used since its invention is still in existence, most of it in our landfills