A best practice is to use a microwave-safe bowl or plate instead of microwaving food in a plastic container. For many years we have been warned about overexposure to microplastics and toxic ...

Simply put, plastic wrap — which is usually made of food-safe low-density polyethylene, or LDPE — “is actually quite ...

So, always check for a 'microwave-safe' label before placing your favourite bowl into the microwave oven. Microwave-safe plastic does not mean it is chemical-free. Sure, plastic is convenient, but ...

Many plastic dishes and storage containers are marked “microwave safe,” but a recently filed class action lawsuit raises questions about such claims. Specifically, the lawsuit alleges that S.C ...

A look at the differences between dishwasher safe and microwave safe kitchenware, with tips for what to do when an item is ...

Plastic storage products can leach microplastics into foods when frozen or microwaved. Here's how to limit your exposure.

The bowls are made of frosted borosilicate glass rather than plastic. (Borosilicate glass ... as well as platinum silicone and microwave-safe stainless steel, are dishwasher-safe.