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In response to "FWP.....I have a Rubbermaid storage tote I've used for a camp kitchen box for a good 15 years...it's died :(" by Meg

Partially related: When I grew up (old man post warning), Tupperware was serious quality for-life stuff.

Posted by ty97 Jun 25 '14, 20:25

Now everything is crap Rubbermaid that wears out quickly. And when you find Tupperware (rarely) it is crap now.

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Sure, but instead of 30 bucks for a lettuce holder now you can get 4 containers for 3 bucks. -- nm - Ender Jun 25, 20:53 4
- That epitomizes the Tupperware problem - ty97 Jun 25, 20:56 3
  - Have you noticed fastfood trays? They used to be sturdy enough totake a bullet. Now they are so thin the weight of the food bends them. -- nm - Spawnaldo Jun 25, 21:14
  - I'm starting to look for a new refrigerator and can't believe how flimsy the shelves and drawer are. -- nm - Meg Jun 25, 21:13 1
    - B- But I just found a $35 vacuum cleaner today and was thrilled how perfect it was. -- nm - Qale Jun 25, 21:59
Heh, I have Tupperware going back to...?....the 70s? And CorningWare pre-dating that. -- nm - Meg Jun 25, 20:34 2
- My parents do too and I hope to inherit it - ty97 Jun 25, 20:36 1
  - The vintage Corning is a lot better than the new. -- nm - .... Jun 25, 21:04

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