Rachael Ray Accessories Kitchen Pantryware Multi Purpose/Salad Serveware/Melamine Garbage Bowl, 4 Liters, Sea Salt Gray

The trash bowls I own can be found in two of my kitchens. A Walmart store sold the first one to me. Sincerely, I was just drawn to the colors and enjoyed viewing it in my kitchen. But after I started using it I realized that it was a lot harder than I had anticipated. My garbage bowl is my favorite thing in the world. I use the compost bucket for collecting my scraps for composting, or I use it to collect the trash so I don't have to go to the garbage can while I cook. During work hours, I care about keeping my office clean and uncluttered, and I pay close attention to my mis en place. My attention was caught by the bright confetti colors. There is no such thing as My klutzy feet won't slip on the bottom, and it's big and sturdy enough to keep me steady when I get a little shaky. Years have passed since I bought that first one, but it still looks gorgeous. I am smart and well-educated My stainless steel kitchen looks great with this one [grey] In addition to blending in, there is enough color to make it visually appealing.

Darian THORPE

| Oct 06, 2020

My order was delivered, so I have no complaints. * Many people have been talking about cracks in the bowls recently. Let me say first and foremost that I was a Marine Corps supply Sergeant back in the day. *Brief description here The bowl I received came in an Amazon box as well as a plastic wrap bag, as well as a sliver of thin advertising cardboard inside the box. 1. *br. There must be many steps before getting the bowl into a consumer's hands, causing it to be thin and brittle. 1. 2. 3. Stacks of bowls are assembled from China inside one another and shipped internationally. 4
It's very likely that there's still one more layer of transportation in there. This is *br/5. For example, the material content of Texas Ware bowls is different from the old American melamine bowls. The difference in quality can be felt and seen. It's possible that manufacturing decisions were made sometime before cost decisions were made. I. 6. The seventh point. I've used a large stainless steel bowl for food prep waste for the past forty years. Once's it's cracked, twice's it's held together. I know what I want, but I can't change it! A sales pitch vs utility can't differ much, but neither will make you an expert chef!.

Christopher Caldwell

| Jan 04, 2021

Having a garbage bowl is without a doubt one of the essential items that you should have when you cooking or baking. It makes clean up so easy and saves you the hassle of walking This is what I use every time I cook, even making eggs in the morning, to crack 6 eggs and drop the shells right into the bowl and not have to worry about carrying the shells from place to place with the small amount of egg inside and risking dripping it on the floors. Until you lose this item, you won't know how much you really appreciate it until you have it and then no longer have it. Having this in the kitchen is You will find that you are more efficient in the kitchen and have much more time to clean up than in the past. I can make this work if you just put a little faith in me. It won't take long for you to fall in love with these and tell your friends and family about how great they are.

Wesley Terry

| Feb 18, 2021

With my blue one, I've had no issues or breakages over the past eight years. This burgundy one just arrived today, after I recently ordered it. You've done an amazing job! Among the different uses of the one I already had, I can think of these It's also very attractive & sturdy you can use it as a garbage bowl, mixing bowl, to thaw frozen items, to store fruit, etc. Set on a counter or table, this piece is just decorative. There are no cons I can think of for this item other than the fact that it does look and feel like it is made of a type of plastic that would break My experience hasn't been that bad yet, but I've read reviews of others who had the same problem, which would be a concern to think about before purchasing.

Roselyn Good

| Aug 21, 2020

In that area, this is a great help to me because I'm trying to keep our kitchen clean. As someone who loves to cook from scratch at home, I have a lot of veggie scraps and peels to dispose of, and this keeps my kitchen sink nice and clean and saves me from having to throw away mixing bowls. )
I like the way it looks on my counter too it was a good purchase. This is a highly recommended product.

Reuben Patrick

| Dec 08, 2020

My boyfriend had broken his older Rachael Ray orange bowl and I was so devastated that I had to replace it or find the same. The bowl is the same as the first one, but the color is slightly prettier medium teal. It was an instant hit with my boyfriend when he opened the package! Our family uses it to cut apples, collect food scraps for composting, make salads and soak foods, as well as so much more with its versatility! a white nonslip ring at the bottom built into the bowl and is a perfect size. It is really easy to clean with The only time I have put it in the dishwasher was because I always wash everything by hand. A huge thank you to the seller, to Amazon, and to you We are so grateful to Rachel Ray for making Kitchens should not be without this essential ingredient! Observe the following. The bowl may break if you let it drop. That's what happened to the older one, but other than that, it's a home run and even a nice gift to give to someone special! In addition to the two photos taken with flash, I included You cannot see the color and size of the picture without a flash.

Madilyn Farley

| Jan 12, 2021

A garbage bowl like this was used by Rachael Ray years ago, and it always seemed like an excellent idea to me. The trash can finally got old after we found it impossible to throw things at it, spill things on the floor, and bump into it. As a result, it sits on the end of my primary food prep area, where all the bits and pieces go straight into it. You can dispose of the bowl into the trash when I am finished It has been years since we should have done this.

Adaline Cain

| Sep 17, 2020