BINO | Plastic Storage Bins, X-Large | THE CURVE COLLECTION | Multi-Use Organizer Bins | Built-In Handle | BPA-Free | Pantry Organization | Home Organization | Fridge and Freezer Organizer

The large pull out tray in the bottom of my refrigerator where I would keep lunch meat and cheese broke, so I purchased three of these. They fit in that space perfectly. They are sturdy. They pull out easily. The sticker on the front peeled right off. I can section my cheese and lunch meat in three separate containers so they are easy to organize. I like these three containers so much better than the original long pull out drawer that came with the refrigerator.

Sturdy plastic with nice sleek design. One for frig, one for freezer. Perfect for smaller items that always get lost or buried. Perfect size for single serving fruit cups, yogurts etc.

These are great for storing blankets and pillows. I store all my guest room items in them until I need them again!

My fridge doesn't have a ice maker, so I bought a counter top ice maker. I bought this one to keep in the fridge and fill with ice. The footprint is small enough so it doesn't take up a lot of room in the freezer. I just make the ice and put in this bin. This bin works perfect if you don't have an ice maker or limited space in your freezer.

Just the tray I needed for my fridge organization - but I didn't count on spending a lot of time removing the labels on it. They used spots of a kind of rubber cement to glue down the main label and torn paper labels on the outsides, probably for easier releasing from a stack of trays. You'd think the paper labels would be like those you can easily pull off your Amazon boxes to recycle - nope, these were permanent labels, meant to stick forever. I got most of them off with my fingernails, but ended up using WD-40 to get the final remnants off. The rubber cement was much tougher. I got some of it off with my nails, but it, too, seemed to be a permanent glue. I've had a lunch meat container glue its label down with rubber cement, but it easily pulled off with just fingertips - that didn't happen with this tray. I tried WD-40, but it only eroded the top a bit. I ended up using an orange stick (wooden nail stick) to scrape as much off as I could, then repeated the WD-40. That eventually got it all off, but now, I had to get the WD-40 off before I could wash it, since WD-40 is a water repellent liquid. I had to wipe it again, this time with ethyl alcohol (denatured). So, as long as you have nitrile gloves, paper towels, an orange stick, WD-40, denatured ethyl alcohol, and hand dish-washing liquid, you can turn this into the great tray you thought you bought.

Excellent bins! Love the size and shape. Well packaged when they arrived.

I can't believe how lucky I was to find this narrow PBA free storage bin. I just purchased a new refrigerator and much to my dismay since I didn't buy the ice maker, it did not come with ice trays or ice container (bucket). I took the measurements of my narrow freezer door shelf and this bin fit perfectly on the door giving me back the space I lost on the inside of the freezer. I am extremely happy with this purchase. Sometimes it's the little things that really matter.

Perfect size. And that lip overhang on the front of it makes it super handy to grab and slide in and out of my refrigerator's shelf. This is the third one I’ve bought too because I liked them so much.

Exactly how described

Does the job, recommended.

Nice to replace my older freezer ice bin. Good price. Don’t put in dishwasher though. Hand wash only

Works great Wish it was a little longer