In-genius idea and execution. I have the problem with the drawers sagging on the bottom from too much weight being put in the drawer and the drawer being hard to slide back and forth. I am going to give your idea a whirl and see if it works. Lucky for me the type of resin in my drawers is the same number 5 so I can use 300F too. It works like a champ and restored the drawer perfectly. My model is the Sterilite wide drawer and the bottom is much thinner plastic so I only used my broiler pan with a 48 oz bottle to weight it down. Both the heating with the oven turned off and the cooling process took about 6 minutes each. Weight it down on whatever side is warped to force the warp down. Mostly the heating restored the shape but a person wants to weight it down to reinforce the memory as it is cooling down again to room temperature. If a person is doing several I would suggest turning down the oven to 280 degrees (plastic numbered 5) for subsequent trials. Always remember to turn off the oven when the preheating is finished.
Thank You for your cool plastic rebound re-shape tips! Always thought I'd turn my warped plastic stuff into #Gumby Goo with my Microwave. I luv how you _"hinted"_ at frames 4:38 that you ain't doin' this for Daughter. She has to.
He clearly stated a few times; preheat, turn oven OFF BEFORE you put the lid inside the oven, monitor - monitor - monitor. Thanks for the tip! I'm saving it as a golden nugget. You're a good father for expecting your daughter to do this after you've shown her.🙂🙂
Obviously they can't tell you to put it in the oven, because you'd be the first one to sue them if the thing goes on fire or you get burned. It's just common sense.
Ok this has nothing to do with a plastic drawer top but I had a plastic based desk lamp the kind with the bendy swivel metal neck. The lamp got left outside in the summer heat a year ago and warped onto itself so the lamp wouldn't stand upright it was going to get tossed. But after watching this video and figuring I could use my blow dryer on high in specific spots to reshape it with pliers and push on it covering my hands it would go back into shape, it did! So thank you for posting this video.
This is exactly what I was looking for. I just purchased a drawer unit at the thrift store and the top is warped really bad. I'll have to give this a try.
This doesn't work for pyrex lids! I followed the directions exactly (starting to wonder why I was smelling plastic after about three minutes in the oven). I now have globs of blue and red on the floor of my oven. But I should have realized this wouldn't work for these lids because the packaging instructions say to NOT put lids in dishwasher unless on top shelf. Duh ... 😖
The various types of plastic have different melting points. You need to adjust the temperature accordingly. The oven should be hot but turned off and you need to closely monitor the process.
YAY!! I've been contemplating getting rid of two special Halloween dinner trays I bought years ago for my oldest granddaughters. But the warp in the center of both is such a hinderance. I was about to donate today when my oldest granddaughter expressed sorrow about it lol! I found your video, and now, thanks to you, these are flat in the center and can be used for my two youngest grandsons! Thank you!!
I tried this yesterday. FAILED. I used 325. Less than 10 min. My top completely melted through both over racks. Thankfully I had foil liners an the floor of the oven. I neglected to have the oven OFF. Operator error! Details!
Thank you SO MUCH for this hack and posting it! You saved me SO MUCH frustration with my rolling cart! I stayed next to the oven after preheating it. I put the plastic leg of my 3-tier cart (the shelf with the handle attached has a warped section on just one of the legs' connection areas and it's so large that I can't fit it into my oven so I decided to remold one side of the detachable legs that go between the shelf racks) onto the top rack away from the bottom heating elements. It only took 3 minutes before I started smelling the plastic, so I reached in and felt the plastic with my microfiber cloth and it DID give way so I took it out and put it back onto the top shelf's warped leg piece and then reassembled it back with the rest of the cart to make sure that it would mold properly and the bottom side of the leg didn't get messed up while I was remolding the top! 😩💨 I was a bundle of nerves for about 5 minutes and then totally excited afterwards! 😁👍 So thanks a bunch!!! 💕💕💕
I had two tops to try with this. They are decades old. Mine did not even have a recycle symbol to identify the plastic! I tried the 300 degrees (utter failure) so I let the oven cool down more and tried 270 (oven off, for both). Ruined it, too. If I were to do it again, I'd take more time, starting at the lowest temp my oven had and work up. However, I suspect it was the type of plastic, not the technique. It's a very brittle type of plastic, not the more flexible kind used now. It was like a light switch on the checks... okay, not soft; okay, not soft; already ruined on the next check. Neither was in over 5 min. total. It smelled like the vac-u-forms we played with in the 1960's. Fast forward to what to do? The bases and vertical uprights that support the drawers were still fine. My solution? FOAM CORE BOARD! I traced a base - slightly larger to allow for a little extra on each side - and then marked where the vertical supports come through onto foam core board. I very carefully cut this out with a utility knife. So far, so good, on both the 3 drawer and 2 drawer sets. I store crafting items, and can place one drawer set per shelf on a bookcase shelf, so nothing stacks on top of it. I was basically trying to find a way to keep the uprights where they belonged so I could still use the drawers. 🤞
I got this plexiglass for a picture frame that I forgot about and left it next to the heating thing. It deformed a lot, mostly elastic deformation but it has some plastic deformation too. Im not trying to restore it to its original state 100%, but would putting it in the oven help?
Nice tip, thanks. 👍 Do you think putting some mass (bricks, steel lifting weights) will make the oven hold heat well enough to soften multiple pieces that won't all fit inside at the same time?
I used those candle lighter deal when I was trying to get my drip system set up and the drippers refused to go in the punch on the rigid pipe...worked well and being warmed up sealed the opening to the dripper NO leaks.
Wow. Thankyou, you just saved me three dollars. Followed your instructions, 7 minutes in the oven preheated to 300F. Didn't even have to weigh down the lid. Both the lid and container magically returned to their original form. Amazing.
Excellent! I have some plastic multi drawer units for craft supplies- some of the drawers always fall off the sliders. I was thinking it was the frame but it is actually the drawers bowing inward slightly. I was wondering if I could somehow reinforce the sliders- I’ll have to check and see if I could fix the drawers this way… and not put such heavy items inside! Lol
When I tried this, mine melted! I didn't want to melt it so I put my oven on 250! Apparently that was to hot! When you do this please make sure that it's not too hot, or don't leave it in for more than 5 mins!!! 😭 Now I have to make a new to for mine!!
Mine melted after 4 mins at 300°! Melted right to the rack.😫 It was bigger than his too and still melted very quickly. Was trying to salvage the drawer bin instead of buying a small dresser. Guess we're gonna go ahead and by the dresser now since the bin top is toast.😢
@@triciakleidon4170 .. cut a piece of plywood just a tad bigger than the ruined top and place on top, of the drawer, first paint or stain it the color you like.
thank you for this advice. I am going to try it with a silly plastic set of drawers my daughter gave me. I hope to make the top drawer go in smoothly and the top not sagging. Then I can store all of the grand girls dress up clothes!! Thank you
@@mars1952 I think im going to fit the lid in (its hard but I can jam it in) then use a hair dryer on it. Assuming it will conform to the lid when soft.
Have you ever found a solution for this? I was wondering the same thing. There should be a way to reinforce them somehow. Maybe by gluing cardboard or foam board underneath the lid?
I searched for help to fix a 3 drawer plastic storage just like your 1 drawer and when i saw yours i almost yelled out.im so grateful this is the first video that. TH-cam suggested for my search....thats awesome !!! Thank you. !!!
I had a lid that was larger than my oven so I was able to take out the racks and put a rack sideways and it fit that way. This worked perfectly to fix the warped lid. Thank you so much!!!
You can paint a piece of sturdy plywood white, then cut to fit the top just a tiny bit bigger. That will protect it from warping again and give ya'll a sturdy shelf to set stuff on. I did that with mine and it works perfectly. Came here because i have three beautiful cheap serving trays that have the warp in the center making them virtually useless. Will try this method with them. Just one question, what if a piece doesnt have the 5 on the bottom?
Thank god your video was great and straight to the point simple but I know there are some idiots that didn’t listen and your video saved me now to keep my son from leaning on it
Excellent! Thank you so much for this concise video. I have a gas oven did preheat to 300* and turned oven off. Only left the large Sterilite 3 drawer bowed top to be reshaped to Flat!! Thank you again
You are awesome! Thank you! I think you're the type of wonderful man who lives by the mantra: Happy Wife, Happy Life...she makes you cookies while you fix her warped plastics... Relationship goals!!! Hahaha...very cool video...meow! 😆
Very cool solution indeed! I ordered some acrylic sheet for laser-cutting, it arrived pretty warped, but now i know what to do thanks (using the relevant temps for acrylic of course!) :)
Great tip! I am surprised the #5 PP does not melt where it is touching the oven racks. Did you place it directly on the rack, or on the oven floor, or maybe on a silicone piece of ovenware or silicone mitt? Wish I could have seen this in the oven.
@@mars1952 I just did this and the plastic started melting to the metal rack within 60 seconds. It was the #5 plastic and I turned off the oven after it got to 300F. I can't figure out why it worked for everyone else but not me. Seems like I followed all the instructions.
@stacymknutson maybe try putting a wooden board on the rack and then put the plastic on top of the wooden board to avoid the plastic melting from the metal rack
Be careful with this hack! Followed the directions to a 't' and mine melted to the oven rack after only 4 mins! My plastic bin top even had the same '5 PP' symbol on it too. It's a newer oven so maybe it just gets alot hotter.🤷♀️
I tried this but because I'm scared, i put the lid in the oven and set it to 170F. I checked it every couple minutes and the lid was soft before it was even done preheating
@@mars1952 on a very low temp I didn't have a prob and I checked it every couple minutes. If I set it to 300 then maybe it would've melted. Thanks for the tip tho I never would've thought to put it in the oven
I had some large 3 drawer containers like this and since I couldn't figure out how to get the lids off without breaking the plastic I used a hair dryer and then heavy weighted stuff and let it sit for awhile. Seemed to work well. I wish these types of containers had stronger tops.
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In-genius idea and execution. I have the problem with the drawers sagging on the bottom from too much weight being put in the drawer and the drawer being hard to slide back and forth. I am going to give your idea a whirl and see if it works. Lucky for me the type of resin in my drawers is the same number 5 so I can use 300F too. It works like a champ and restored the drawer perfectly. My model is the Sterilite wide drawer and the bottom is much thinner plastic so I only used my broiler pan with a 48 oz bottle to weight it down. Both the heating with the oven turned off and the cooling process took about 6 minutes each. Weight it down on whatever side is warped to force the warp down. Mostly the heating restored the shape but a person wants to weight it down to reinforce the memory as it is cooling down again to room temperature. If a person is doing several I would suggest turning down the oven to 280 degrees (plastic numbered 5) for subsequent trials. Always remember to turn off the oven when the preheating is finished.
It's 2023.... And i just tried this... And it works!!!! Amazing!!!! Thanks sooooo much!!!
Thank You for your cool plastic rebound re-shape tips! Always thought I'd turn my warped plastic stuff into #Gumby Goo with my Microwave. I luv how you _"hinted"_ at frames 4:38 that you ain't doin' this for Daughter. She has to.
Ooops. Did I say Microwave? Shlit now ya'll know what I'm about attempt. I may be on my way to #TarJay soon.
He clearly stated a few times;
preheat, turn oven OFF BEFORE you put the lid inside the oven, monitor - monitor - monitor. Thanks for the tip! I'm saving it as a golden nugget. You're a good father for expecting your daughter to do this after you've shown her.🙂🙂
Thank you for the plastic drawer life saver!
I’ve thrown so many of these . Should have check on TH-cam before throwing things out. Thank you for sharing.
Does the lid need to be laying on anything other than just the regular oven rack?
My question also!
Your awesome! I even called Rubbermaid for the fix. They said to put it out on a sunny day and that might help. Geez
Obviously they can't tell you to put it in the oven, because you'd be the first one to sue them if the thing goes on fire or you get burned. It's just common sense.
Tried the hot sun tip but it had no effect at all on mine.
I'm in Arizona, I bet it would work here hahaha oh my it's hot here y'all.
Ok this has nothing to do with a plastic drawer top but I had a plastic based desk lamp the kind with the bendy swivel metal neck. The lamp got left outside in the summer heat a year ago and warped onto itself so the lamp wouldn't stand upright it was going to get tossed. But after watching this video and figuring I could use my blow dryer on high in specific spots to reshape it with pliers and push on it covering my hands it would go back into shape, it did! So thank you for posting this video.
Thank you for hair dryer idea!
This is exactly what I was looking for. I just purchased a drawer unit at the thrift store and the top is warped really bad. I'll have to give this a try.
I cut wood to make a firm top, so any weight on top doesn’t lean on the plastic, the corners are sturdier to keep the wood flat
This doesn't work for pyrex lids! I followed the directions exactly (starting to wonder why I was smelling plastic after about three minutes in the oven). I now have globs of blue and red on the floor of my oven. But I should have realized this wouldn't work for these lids because the packaging instructions say to NOT put lids in dishwasher unless on top shelf. Duh ... 😖
The various types of plastic have different melting points. You need to adjust the temperature accordingly. The oven should be hot but turned off and you need to closely monitor the process.
@@mars1952 .. is there a chart somewhere that gives the different melting points?
YAY!! I've been contemplating getting rid of two special Halloween dinner trays I bought years ago for my oldest granddaughters. But the warp in the center of both is such a hinderance. I was about to donate today when my oldest granddaughter expressed sorrow about it lol! I found your video, and now, thanks to you, these are flat in the center and can be used for my two youngest grandsons! Thank you!!
Sometimes even a piece of plastic with low inherent value can have a high sentimental value.
Absolutely 😊
This is awesome! Thank you so much, I have a few of these that need fixed! Appreciate you sharing this!
I tried this yesterday. FAILED. I used 325. Less than 10 min. My top completely melted through both over racks. Thankfully I had foil liners an the floor of the oven.
I neglected to have the oven OFF. Operator error!
Details!
Bummer! That radiant heat will get you every time.
If you were truly relying on the "memory" of the plastic to retake the original shape, then you wouldn't need to apply a weight while it cools.
Hey a little help never hurts as maybe the plastic is older and is losing its memory. (A little joke in there somewhere)
I ended up using the oven leaving the door open and it worked perfectly! Thank you very much for sharing your wisdom and the video.
Hello that is a great idea! When you place in oven what do you lay it on top of?
I have a plastic lid for a Tupperware container that is badly warped. I'm going to try your idea to fix it. Here's hoping!
Thank you SO MUCH for this hack and posting it! You saved me SO MUCH frustration with my rolling cart! I stayed next to the oven after preheating it. I put the plastic leg of my 3-tier cart (the shelf with the handle attached has a warped section on just one of the legs' connection areas and it's so large that I can't fit it into my oven so I decided to remold one side of the detachable legs that go between the shelf racks) onto the top rack away from the bottom heating elements. It only took 3 minutes before I started smelling the plastic, so I reached in and felt the plastic with my microfiber cloth and it DID give way so I took it out and put it back onto the top shelf's warped leg piece and then reassembled it back with the rest of the cart to make sure that it would mold properly and the bottom side of the leg didn't get messed up while I was remolding the top! 😩💨 I was a bundle of nerves for about 5 minutes and then totally excited afterwards! 😁👍 So thanks a bunch!!! 💕💕💕
I had larger 3 drawer containers with badly warped tops. I followed the instructions in the video and it worked perfectly. Thank you so much!
I had mine next to my dryer and it warped before I realized it was the gray from the laundry- this trick worked great!!
I did this with a heating pad and a heavy book on the floor
I had two tops to try with this. They are decades old. Mine did not even have a recycle symbol to identify the plastic! I tried the 300 degrees (utter failure) so I let the oven cool down more and tried 270 (oven off, for both). Ruined it, too. If I were to do it again, I'd take more time, starting at the lowest temp my oven had and work up. However, I suspect it was the type of plastic, not the technique. It's a very brittle type of plastic, not the more flexible kind used now. It was like a light switch on the checks... okay, not soft; okay, not soft; already ruined on the next check. Neither was in over 5 min. total. It smelled like the vac-u-forms we played with in the 1960's.
Fast forward to what to do? The bases and vertical uprights that support the drawers were still fine. My solution? FOAM CORE BOARD! I traced a base - slightly larger to allow for a little extra on each side - and then marked where the vertical supports come through onto foam core board. I very carefully cut this out with a utility knife.
So far, so good, on both the 3 drawer and 2 drawer sets. I store crafting items, and can place one drawer set per shelf on a bookcase shelf, so nothing stacks on top of it. I was basically trying to find a way to keep the uprights where they belonged so I could still use the drawers. 🤞
I got this plexiglass for a picture frame that I forgot about and left it next to the heating thing. It deformed a lot, mostly elastic deformation but it has some plastic deformation too. Im not trying to restore it to its original state 100%, but would putting it in the oven help?
That's awesome! Thanks for sharing
Thank you, your video is very simple and clear, appreciated.
Hallelujah plus mine is 5pp I'm going to do this I've been using household items an sadly made a big bulging yaaay
Nice tip, thanks. 👍 Do you think putting some mass (bricks, steel lifting weights) will make the oven hold heat well enough to soften multiple pieces that won't all fit inside at the same time?
Wonderful! This is gonna keep a ton of plastic out of the landfill!!!
What did i place the plastic on so it don’t get onto anything else
It worked perfectly. I wish I had taken before and after pictures. Thank you !
Worked like a charm! Thank you so much!!!!!! :)
Perfectly flattened an electronics cover from one of my guitars. Thank you!
Reminds me of plumber's using a heat gun to make solid PVC pipe flexible.
I used those candle lighter deal when I was trying to get my drip system set up and the drippers refused to go in the punch on the rigid pipe...worked well and being warmed up sealed the opening to the dripper NO leaks.
Wow. Thankyou, you just saved me three dollars. Followed your instructions, 7 minutes in the oven preheated to 300F. Didn't even have to weigh down the lid. Both the lid and container magically returned to their original form. Amazing.
Excellent!
I have some plastic multi drawer units for craft supplies- some of the drawers always fall off the sliders. I was thinking it was the frame but it is actually the drawers bowing inward slightly. I was wondering if I could somehow reinforce the sliders- I’ll have to check and see if I could fix the drawers this way… and not put such heavy items inside! Lol
Thank you!
When I tried this, mine melted! I didn't want to melt it so I put my oven on 250! Apparently that was to hot! When you do this please make sure that it's not too hot, or don't leave it in for more than 5 mins!!! 😭 Now I have to make a new to for mine!!
Mine melted after 4 mins at 300°! Melted right to the rack.😫 It was bigger than his too and still melted very quickly. Was trying to salvage the drawer bin instead of buying a small dresser. Guess we're gonna go ahead and by the dresser now since the bin top is toast.😢
@@triciakleidon4170 .. cut a piece of plywood just a tad bigger than the ruined top and place on top, of the drawer, first paint or stain it the color you like.
This works great ! Thanks for the video. I was about to throw mine out.
Hello. My warpped tops don't have any symbols on it so I can't tell what type of plastic is it is made up of. Can I still do the 300 degree oven?
Start at 200 F and work your way up until it gets soft enough.
thank you for this advice. I am going to try it with a silly plastic set of drawers my daughter gave me. I hope to make the top drawer go in smoothly and the top not sagging. Then I can store all of the grand girls dress up clothes!! Thank you
Warped my food processor bowl when washing it in the dishwasher. Its a different type of plastic. Anyone reshapes one of these
You would need some way to form the bowl. This technique would probably make it worse.
@@mars1952 I think im going to fit the lid in (its hard but I can jam it in) then use a hair dryer on it. Assuming it will conform to the lid when soft.
You are soooo AWESOME😊 thank you
You can also place it outside on a sunny day upside down and with a little weight in the middle to reshape it
My oven is not that big can I use a hair dryer or leave out in sun ?
Do you have any tips/ideas on how to prevent stacked plastic bin tops from crushing in the first place?
Have you ever found a solution for this? I was wondering the same thing. There should be a way to reinforce them somehow. Maybe by gluing cardboard or foam board underneath the lid?
Piece of plywood cut to size.
So smart!!! Thank you for this -- I have three sets, each of different sizes, that are all bowed on the top. So excited to have found this video :D
It worked perfectly - thank you!
This is great information, just what I deeded to fix two plastic dough bins. 👍🏻
Can this work for refrigerator organizers?
Same. Warped mine in the dishwasher
I searched for help to fix a 3 drawer plastic storage just like your 1 drawer and when i saw yours i almost yelled out.im so grateful this is the first video that. TH-cam suggested for my search....thats awesome !!! Thank you. !!!
I had a lid that was larger than my oven so I was able to take out the racks and put a rack sideways and it fit that way. This worked perfectly to fix the warped lid. Thank you so much!!!
Thank you for your comment! I have the same issue. 🙂
What a beautiful sneaky thing you did there - thank you for making the video and sharing!
You can paint a piece of sturdy plywood white, then cut to fit the top just a tiny bit bigger. That will protect it from warping again and give ya'll a sturdy shelf to set stuff on.
I did that with mine and it works perfectly.
Came here because i have three beautiful cheap serving trays that have the warp in the center making them virtually useless.
Will try this method with them.
Just one question, what if a piece doesnt have the 5 on the bottom?
Thank god your video was great and straight to the point simple but I know there are some idiots that didn’t listen and your video saved me now to keep my son from leaning on it
Would this work to reshape an HDPE slab mold soap cutter?
Thank you !!!
Excellent! Thank you so much for this concise video. I have a gas oven did preheat to 300* and turned oven off. Only left the large Sterilite 3 drawer bowed top to be reshaped to Flat!! Thank you again
You are awesome! Thank you! I think you're the type of wonderful man who lives by the mantra: Happy Wife, Happy Life...she makes you cookies while you fix her warped plastics... Relationship goals!!! Hahaha...very cool video...meow! 😆
Thank you, great video, exactly what I was looking for! Very clear.
I can’t wait to try this. Thank you.
Very cool solution indeed! I ordered some acrylic sheet for laser-cutting, it arrived pretty warped, but now i know what to do thanks (using the relevant temps for acrylic of course!) :)
Great tip! I am surprised the #5 PP does not melt where it is touching the oven racks. Did you place it directly on the rack, or on the oven floor, or maybe on a silicone piece of ovenware or silicone mitt? Wish I could have seen this in the oven.
Directly on the oven rack.
@@mars1952 I just did this and the plastic started melting to the metal rack within 60 seconds. It was the #5 plastic and I turned off the oven after it got to 300F. I can't figure out why it worked for everyone else but not me. Seems like I followed all the instructions.
@stacymknutson maybe try putting a wooden board on the rack and then put the plastic on top of the wooden board to avoid the plastic melting from the metal rack
It worked on 3 tops and 1 middle holder! Thank you!!!
I come back to this video ever few years, thank you so much.
You are my hero!!!
Great video
I'm going to try this with the wall panels of my shed
Thanks! It worked on our pre-owned plastic storage drawers however I added 2 baking pans on top while inside the oven to help flatten faster.
Did you preheat the pans?
@@mars1952 nope, I put them on top of the warped plastic at the same time. It would be very difficult if the pans were pre-heated.
Do you have a favorite source for the various melting points?
Thank you
6 years later....Fantastic! I didn't really need to weigh it down, it was ready to serve right out the oven.
Does this same technique work if the drawer itself is warped?
this is what i am looking for too
Try a hair blowdryer.
Be careful with this hack! Followed the directions to a 't' and mine melted to the oven rack after only 4 mins! My plastic bin top even had the same '5 PP' symbol on it too. It's a newer oven so maybe it just gets alot hotter.🤷♀️
Did you turn the oven off before you put the plastic in?
Thank you so much, this worked perfectly!!!
Just what I was looking for
Super helpful. Thank you!!
I have a 3 drawer dresser. The frame is messed up.
Great tip!! I tried different things and this was by far easiest and great results!!
Super. Thank you sir
OMG 😱😱😱 THANK YOU
Thank you for this! It's given me some ideas for my plastic lid problem.
Worked like a charm!
Thank you for the info
This is amazing 😍 I learned something new 😁
Works great for my SnapWare cover. Thanks
I know someone who tried this. DiD NOT WORK. Need new oven.
Some people are not capable of even the simplest DIY projects. As Dirty Harry once said, "A man's got to know his limitations."
Thank you for this video. I used your method and it worked fine.
I can’t believe how fast this worked! Thank you so much for sharing this.
I tried this but because I'm scared, i put the lid in the oven and set it to 170F. I checked it every couple minutes and the lid was soft before it was even done preheating
You must preheat the oven and turn the oven off before you put the plastic in to soften. I am glad you didn't melt your lid.
@@mars1952 on a very low temp I didn't have a prob and I checked it every couple minutes. If I set it to 300 then maybe it would've melted. Thanks for the tip tho I never would've thought to put it in the oven
thank you Mr Mars for sharing this.
What do you put it on inside the oven? Are you putting it straight onto hot metal racks?
I put mine on the rack but I put it in cold, set the oven to 170F and checked every couple minutes. It was done before it reached 170
Can this work with a reusable plastic bottle?
Probably not.
Thank you!! Off to fix my lid
Really clear explanation and it works. Thanks a lot
Life changer!!
Thank you, I'm going to try this.
Thank you my man
I had some large 3 drawer containers like this and since I couldn't figure out how to get the lids off without breaking the plastic I used a hair dryer and then heavy weighted stuff and let it sit for awhile. Seemed to work well. I wish these types of containers had stronger tops.
Thank you so much
Planned obsolescence. Same reason why their laundry basket handles break after a year or so.
Did u place that on you table ?