Frequently Asked Questions

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What makes them airtight?
The airtight canisters and store-all lids have squeeze toggles controlling a flexible underside which expands and contracts to provide an airtight seal. The airtight storers and boxes have a moulded gasket fitted into the lid which provides an airtight seal. The clip toggles control the gasket compression.
What are the advantages of airtight storage?
Airtight storage extends the shelf life of food products and bulk ingredients. Click Clack storage products are well designed, convenient, space saving and provide easy access to contents.
How do I clean Click Clack Storageware?
Accents, Classics, IceHot and Michael Graves bases are dishwasher safe, in top and bottom rack and are safe with most detergents. If hand washing, use non-abrasive materials. Stack & Seal, Storers, Boxes and Store-All bases should be hand washed with non-abrasive materials. Lids can be wiped clean with a damp cloth or dismantled to clean inside. Boxes polycarbonate lids are dishwasher safe.
How do I dismantle the lids?
A diaphragm covers the bottom of the lid. Pry the diaphragm away from the bottom of the lid, it can be very stiff the first time it’s removed. Once the diaphragm is off, the inside of the lid can be cleaned. Allow to dry thoroughly before reassembling. Replace the diaphragm on the lid, it will snap back into place.
Is Click Clack Storageware microwave safe?
Only the bases of the Accents, Classics and IceHot ranges are microwave safe.
What is different about the IceHot range?
IceHot storer range is by far the first food container that allows you to heat the content up in the microwave directly from the freezer. It comes in eight sizes with a slightly tinted base and a cornflower blue or metallic lid. The tint is added to the base to prevent freezer burn on meat. Although the container is freezer-to-microwave safe, the lid will need to be removed when microwaving.
Is Click Clack Storageware FDA compliant?
Yes - for all food contact surfaces, materials comply with FDA 21 CFE 177.1520 (olefin polymers) including cc 3.1 for food contact application (polyethylene), 21 CFR 178.1580 (polycarbonate polymers) for food contact applications at up to 100°C.
How do you remove labels from the products?
We recommend using a product called Desolvit to remove any residue left from stickers.