Avoid spending money on replacement Tupperware by cleaning your current batch with household products.
Things You Will Need
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Place a stopper in your sink's drain and fill it with warm to hot water.
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Submerge the greasy Tupperware container in the water and allow it to soak for several minutes.
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Squirt several drops of dishwashing liquid onto the soft side of a sponge. Squeeze the sponge to create a rich, soapy lather.
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Wash the inside of the container with the soft side of the sponge. Rinse the Tupperware container out with warm water; follow with a cool-water rinse.
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Pat the container dry with a paper towel and check that all of the grease is gone. If not, repeat Steps 2 through 5.
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Place the Tupperware in direct sunlight for a few hours to dissolve stains caused by tomato and other sauces. Or, you can soak the container in a mixture of one part water and one part bleach.
The Drip Cap
- Tupperware is a manufacturer of sealable plastic containers, available in a number of sizes and shapes, that are typically used for storing leftover foods, sauces or cooking oils.
- Place a stopper in your sink's drain and fill it with warm to hot water.
- Wash the inside of the container with the soft side of the sponge.