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1. Cleaning doesn't really change much if it's plastic or glass. 2. With proper care, I agree, they'll look new/good for many years. Plastics can too, but to a
by LoveMortuus 3y ago
1. Cleaning doesn't really change much if it's plastic or glass.
2. With proper care, I agree, they'll look new/good for many years. Plastics can too, but to a lesser degree.
3. It breaks.
4. Glassware usually costs more.
5. Knowing that I can't break the tub of food that I have in my bag just because I accidentally dropped my bag, releases me of a lot of stress and worry.
Don't get me wrong, I do agree that plastics are toxic, but when I go to the store I always look at the prices and pick the cheapest option available, I wish I had the option of just being able to take what looks nice and pay without even knowing how much I pay, but sadly I can't, _yet_, afford that.
- piva00 3y ago> 1. Cleaning doesn't really change much if it's plastic or glass. I had multiple plastic containers stained forever after storing pasta sauce in them, that never happened to any of my glass containers.
- krzyk 3y ago> Cleaning doesn't really change much if it's plastic or glass. It does, plastic has similar structure to oil and it is a PITA to clean oil from plastic containers. From glass/metal it is very easy.
- buu709 3y agoIf you just go for the cheapest anyways, why are you buying containers at all? I'm in a position that I can afford whatever containers I like, and I use glass for anything that'll be reheated but use plastic for freezing. We re-use butter/yogurt/sour cream containers, and after 2-3 uses toss them in the recycling.