Stor-All Solutions: Press N’ Click Storage Review + Giveaway
As I venture further into home cooking I find myself needing storage for the food items that I will use for another meal. Due to the storage being limited in my house, i am always looking for storage that stacks and stores easy in fridge or shelf.
The one thing I am always on the lookout for is new, easy and functional storage for my foods and food storage needs. Recently I was sent an assortment of plastic storage from Stor-All Solutions that feature their Press N’ Click system.
The products featured in this post were provided to me free of charge courtesy of Stor-All Solutions/Cornerstone PR. This post may have affiliate links but this in no way will influence the review to follow and all opinions are my own.
I received an assortment of Stor-All Solutions various storage items, including the Press N’ Click Storage. The assortment included:
10 Piece Multi-Color Set – This set includes 5 plastic storage with colored lids. Each color has a different storage capacity including a 10.5 cup capacity (blue), 8 cup capacity (pink), 6 cup capacity (yellow), 4 cup capacity (orange) and a 3 cup capacity (light green). These closed easily and when I flipped them over, the contents remained in the sealed storage.
Stor-All Solutions Quart Slider Seal Bags – These are your typical freezer bags, and the slide worked numerous times. The quart size makes them versatile for sauces to meats.
Press N’ Click Divided Container with Utensils – With a gray trim and purple fork and spoon, this makes fo the perfect lunch container. When I saw this I thought it was the perfect size for a protein and a side for lunches on-the-go.
6 Piece Press N’ Click Food Containers: A three-piece set of plastic storage with lids that would be great for smaller snacks for on-the-go eating. The set includes a .98 cup capacity (pink), 1.69 cup capacity (yellow) and a 2.75 cup capacity (orange). Each of these canister’s in this set is both air & water tight.
Stor-All GO! Lunch Salad Container with Press N’ Click: A simple square plastic container with a 2.3 cup capacity and insulator makes this the perfect salad on-the-go pack.
Stor-All Heavy Duty Storage Bags: These are great zipper storage bags for winter clothes in the summer and vice versa. The bags I received are extra-large bags which gives them a large capacity for storage.
Stor-All Heavy Duty All Purpose Basket: Sometimes when you are looking for storage, simple is easier. This is a simple box that is large enough to store plastic ware, bags or lunch storage items. The handles make this easy to carry and pull off a shelf.
Grip N’ Go Hydration Bottle: What is lunch without a drink? This 17 ounce bottle has different colors with the bands that you can switch out as the color strikes.
Stor-All uses the patented Press N’ click’s. The Press N’ Click is easy to use with a “one touch” press mechanism that makes food storage and repeated accessibility easy. Each of the Press N’ click storage products are washable, feature heat-resistant handles and are made from BPA free plastic. Press N’ Click products are microwave, dishwasher & freezer safe and are stack or nestable to make for effective and space-saving storage.
Since storage is a constant need that never appears to have an end, it is helpful to see the other various plastic storage items available. If you are looking for functional and sturdy plastic items, be sure to pick up some Stor-All products.
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I am a very organized person. Storage contains are awesome for organization.
I don’t know if it would be considered a storage tip but I keep rubber bands in my kitchen and use them to keep any bags closed. I use them on bags of veggies in the freezer to bags of chips.
When at a loss to find a clip to keep bags of chips or cereal fresh, I use a clothes pin! They work great!
De-clutter an open-shelving mess with a tidy grid of woven boxes
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Using rectangular storage containers instead of round ones lets you use more of the available space!
Buy all the same type of container. Do not mix them.
My best kitchen storage tip is to declutter periodically. Also keep small baskets for things like chip clips, rubber bands, batteries–whatever–so the “junk drawer” does not get out of hand.
I keep my junk drawer organized by using small containers to separate the items in order to find them easily. It does help.
I need to get organized
My tip is to always store your fruits and vegetables properly. Some you should keep covered, some in a certain part of the frig, some should not be placed in frig.
My best tip is to try to keep everything organized.
Stash saran wrap, foil, and the like in a file holder mounted to the inside of a cabinet door.
I’ve just begun using beeswax coated cotton for kitchen storage and am really impressed by it. You can use it to cover a bowl by smoothing in place. wrap cheese, etc. It washes w/ soap in cool water and you hang to dry.
I love being organized, I must use containers!
I just keep on top of everything and keep everything clean, neat, and organized.
I think my best tip would be to make sure you mark or tag your food items. I know I have put things in the refrigerator with a closed lid/closed container and its really confusing if you aren’t using a transparent container or lid.
Hm. I don’t really have any storage tips other than using binder clips for closing bags. They are so much better than “chip clips” or any clips you can find in the kitchen area of stores. They’re strong, cheap and so useful! I use them to clip any bag I use, especially the frozen veggie bags I keep in the freezer.
Thoroughly clean and rearrange kitchen cabinets every season
Try and label what date you put it in the refrigerator
consistently go through and dump expired foods. Store cereals in glass or stainless steel containers, so there arent bulky boxes of different shapes, taking up all of the room
I don’t really have a best tip, but I will say that it helps to food prep in these type of containers as well…
My kitchen storage tip is to hang a rack on the back of a pantry door for spices.
I get rid of a lot of things so I only have one layer of items on the shelf Rosanne
My best kitchen storage tip is get everything that you do not use
When you see clips…buy them, because they seem to always get eaten by the clip monster!!!
My kitchen tip is to organize, organize, organize!
Make certain that your storage containers stack to utilize vertical space.
My best kitchen storage tip is to store plastic wrap and aluminum foil in a basket on your cabinet door instead of it taking up valuable drawer space.
I do like to use different sizes of baskets in my cabinets and under my sink to keep things organized.
Stacking and organizing is my tip.
I’m kind of a neat freak lol i love to clean and deep clean and im always doing it having 2 kids lol
best tip is to label and date and containers
My best kitchen storage tip is to regularly clean out your kitchen cabinets and drawers and keep only the items you need. Donate or sell the excess items.
Shelves, shelves, shelves! If there is vertical space not being used it’s probably a good place to install a shelf!
My best storage tip is when you buy in bulk wrap things in portion sizes and then freeze and label them. It makes finding things easier and when you defrost you know you have just what you will use.
These storage options will free up and organize space for anyone.
Keep all the same containers together and all the tops together so you don’t lose them!
My best tip is to use square storage containers so things fit better on shelves and in the fridge
I use plastic bags to store food in and plastic containers.
Just try to keep the clutter down daily.
Turn unused space over the refrigerator into extra storage. A cabinet over the fridge is a great place to store items you don’t need every day. Use open shelves to display dishes or collectibles.
I would love to WIN this for my Dad, as these are the kind of things he wouldn’t buy for himself-BUT…he could definitely use! Wish me luck! 😀
I hang my cooking utensils above the stovetop on hooks so everything is right there when I need it
we live in a camper so we have little varmints we must share our space with with these we wont have to share food
Double check that your lids are on tight.
this giveaway is speaking my language. I love the food storage.
This is Diana Anderson by the way…I didn’t realize it was posting under this email title and I filled out the givewawy form icorrectly
date and label everything. Do not keep anything in a container that ants or other insects can get into.
I always take cereal and put it in storage containers. They stay fresher for a lot longer
Store snacks in containers. They last a lot longer.
Make sure they are stackable
I use small baskets to organize all my odds and ends in the kitchen.
If you don’t use it, don’t store it! Get rid of it!
My kitchen storage tip is to declutter, get rid of expired food, and store items in clear containers.
Use clear and labeled containers.
Store little used items in the garage and then give them away.
Thanks for the contest.
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