depending on what it is you are reffering to, I imagine it would be either the pressure safety seam, which causes the lid to split open before the contents reach a pressure great enough to burst the container, or otherwise a quality control design, that allows the lid to remain flexible by providing a joint. as to why it's shaped like a pentagon... it's a simple geometric shape, and maybe someone didn't like the fact they had to add them to their products and thus made a subtle jab at the regulation.
Rubbermaid food storage containers come in both glass and plastic formats. The main part of the container is clear or opaque. The lid is red, occasionally with a clear plastic middle.
Two Parapak containers are needed, one with a pink lid and one with a gray lid.
The Plastic box and lid shop
In a plastic cup, either with a plastic lid or a peel-off aluminum foil lid.
Dutch Boy is the only paint on the market with the great Easy Pour containers. However, for about $2 a person can purchase a lid that fits on the gallon paint containers to also make them Easy Pour. The lids are plastic and washable which makes them interchangeable for any color paint.
While it is possible to store ice cream equally well in a metal or plastic container, plastic is better from the user's point of view. Metal transfers cold far better than plastic. Thus, it can become quite uncomfortable trying to hold onto a cold metal container. A cold plastic container is a poor conductor of cold. It does not make your hands hurt to carry it. A metal container has little give at the edges making it hard to scoop out the ice cream at the edges. A plastic container has more give at the edges. It is easier to get the ice cream at the edge of the container. It is easier to reattach a plastic lid on a container than a metal lid.
Yes, plastic lids are generally translucent. However, they don't necessarily have to be.
You can buy Rubbermaid containers from their official website. They have an 18 piece set of Easy Find Lid containers for just $9.51. There are also other container products which are only $1 more expensive.
get a big plastic ice cream pail and cut a circle in the plastic top until there is an inch or plastic left around the whole lid. Then, get some netting and staple it to the lid. TA-DAH!!!!! There you have it your own anphibian home. Then, just fill it with crickets, grass, sticks, rocks, and anything toads love! There you have it! HAVE FUN!!!
The lid on milk can is made up of LDPE( Low Density Poly Ethylene)
Top of the engine, under and inside a removable plastic lid.Top of the engine, under and inside a removable plastic lid.
Top of the engine, under and inside a removable plastic lid.Top of the engine, under and inside a removable plastic lid.