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All Ecoberi containers are safe to use. They are made from premium food grade platinum silicone, are BPA free, non-toxic, and do not contain any chemicals, glues, or adhesives. Our containers are eco-friendly, highly temperature resistant, durable, and easy to clean.

Your silicone containers can be hand washed with warm soapy water or placed in the dishwasher.

Lids are best washed by hand or top shelf only.

If they have acquired a smell from the contents you can soak in baking soda and lemon.

The short answer is, yes it can stain. Silicone is nonporous and naturally stain resistant. However, foods with tomato sauce, or turmeric can cause stains. Turmeric stains are the hardest to remove.

For mild stains:

1. Mix a paste of baking soda and vinegar or baking soda and hydrogen peroxide.
2. Make the paste thick enough to stick to side of the containers.
3. Wash well first, then rub paste onto the sides and bottom of the container, let sit for several hours.
4. We recommend you repeat this step before moving onto the stubborn stain option if the stain is not completely removed.
   

For stubborn stains:

1. Spray the inside of the container with Clorox
2. Let sit for 1-2 min don’t rinse the Clorox off instead add water to the top.
3. Let sit for 1-2 hours.
4. Rinse and wash. This method has been proven to remove the most resilient stains.
   

*Caution: While Bleach can be used occasionally with great success, we do not recommend using it all the time. Frequent use may damage the silicone.

Silicone should not smell, if the container takes on a smell from what's inside, try this:

1. The most effective smell remover is baking soda and water, add lemon if you have some. Or you can also use vinegar and water if you don’t have baking soda on hand. Baking soda is the best at removing smells and a handy item to have on hand for 100’s of uses besides cooking.
2. Mix 1 part water and 1 part baking soda. Let sit for a few
   hours.

It is rare form mold to appear on silicone, but it can appear any time there is moisture.

First let’s remove the mold:

1. Fill the container ½ way with baking soda and vinegar, equal parts. Put the lid on or zip the bag closed.
2. Shake it until all the mold is removed.
3. Wash with soap and water and dry completely before storing.
4. To prevent mold, make sure item is dry before storing with the lid on.
   

The seal can come loose preventing the lid from closing, if this happens use your finger or end of a pencil to secure the seal back in, line up lid and try again.

If the issue persists reach out to us at info@ecoberi.com

When containers are only partially filled and heavy items are placed on top, there is a risk of collapse. It is recommended to either use the containers in their collapsed position if they are not fully filled or transfer the contents to a smaller-sized container that can better support the weight. This ensures the stability and integrity of the container, preventing any potential collapse.

Collapsible containers are designed to be softer in order to facilitate easy collapse for space-saving storage. This feature allows them to be compact when not in use. However, the softer nature of collapsible containers can have both advantages and disadvantages depending on individual needs.

The plus side of softer collapsible containers is their flexibility and ability to save space when empty or partially filled. They can be easily collapsed and stored in tight spaces, making them convenient for travel or limited storage areas.

On the other hand, the softer material of collapsible containers may have some limitations. When partially filled and subjected to heavy items placed on top, they may be more prone to collapsing or losing their shape. This can be a potential drawback if you need to stack or pack them tightly with heavy items. 

It's important to consider your specific requirements and preferences when choosing between collapsible and rigid containers, weighing the benefits of space-saving convenience against the potential trade-offs in stability and weight-bearing capacity.

Your silicone oven mitt set can be wiped off with soap and water or tossed into the washing machine and dryer. Simply tuck the insert back in place.

1. Soak them in soapy water and use a bottle brush to get to the bottom.
2. Place on top shelf of dishwasher. You can add vinegar if needed.
3. If you want to be absolutely certain they are clean you can even boil them.

Smoothies

Yogurt is a great base dairy or non-dairy.

• Yogurt and Berries, blended or tossed in with yogurt.
• Gone Bananas - Yogurt, milk, little touch of sugar and ripe bananas.
• Chocolate lovers - Cocoa and milk of your choice, dairy, rice, almond or oat. Add cocoa, depending on the amount add more than you would for a glass of cocoa.
• Variation add chocolate chips
• Root-beer Float - Add root beer and a dap of cream.
• Orangesicle - Fresh orange juice with a dap of cream
• KoolAid all flavors make wonderful fillers.
• Fresh fruit juice also makes for a tasty popsicle.