Go Green Lunchbox - Snack Box (Small) - Pink

Cleaning your Food box

• The food box’s E-Z clips are easily unfastened, so the lid and box can be separated and washed with warm soapy water.
• Due to the inconsistent heat temperatures of many dishwashers, we do not recommend putting the food box in the dishwasher.
• For best results, and due to their light weight, we recommend the lid’s five silicone O-rings be removed daily and hand-washed.

FAQ about Go Green Lunchboxes:

Q: Are Go Green lunchbox products free of phthalates? A: Yes. Our products are all free of phthalates Q: Is the food box BPA-free? A: Yes. The food box is BPA-free. Q: What material is the food box made of? A: Our food box is made of polypropylene (plastic grade #5) and uses silicone O-rings to keep food fresh. Q: Has the lunchbox set been tested for safety? A: Yes. Go Green Lunchbox, LLC, has employed the services of a US-headquartered, commercial testing agency that provides testing, inspection, and quality assurance of a broad range of products. This company has conducted strict safety testing of our products. The food box and water bottle are lead-free and conform to California Proposition 65 (the nation’s most stringent law regulating environmental health and safety). Q: May I put the food box in the microwave? A: It is never recommended to place any plastic products in the microwave. Q: May I put yoghurt, 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 put the silicone O-rings back in the food box lid?

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