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Question: Does the Rubbermaid stain and get dirty looking like the plastic ones?
Document: I have two old rubbermaid dishpans, about thirty years old. They were looking a bit old, so I wanted to buy new dishpans. When I couldn't find Rubbermaid dishpans, I bought another brand. Big mistake. They broke within in three weeks. So I needed new ones. I am so glad to find Rubbermaid  dishpans. I expect my new ones will last another 30 years, like my old ones did. Always buy Rubbermaid. They are the best! !
This is fine and is what I expected. Like it fine. Was looking for a dark color to have it not stain so easily but to no avail.
I ordered this because I have two from way back and one developed a crack. This one is not quite as large as the old ones and definitely not as strong/sturdy  BUT it is way better than the cheapo ones that you buy at the big box stores. Rubbermaid has always been the best when it comes to plastics like this and waste baskets.
We have been using these dishpans in my house since I was a little girl. They last for YEARS and unlike other plastic wares, almost never crack or deteriorate, especially at the top (lifting) edge. When they get too old/ stained I just buy another one like it.
My wife got tired of the dark plastic one we have had for 8 or 12 years....she wanted a light colored one to match her kitchen. All the pans in the area stores were dark. I looked on line and found a light colored one. The company was prompt and wrapped the dish pan well. What can you say, it was good quality like the one it replaced....hope to never have to get another one....
It's a dishpan, but it's the brand I've used all my life. Rubbermaid dishpans never break and last a long time. I do replace my dishpans after about 6-9 months (plastic tends to retain bacteria) but this one is cheap enough that I don't mind the cost to replace it. I like the Bisque color because stark white always looks slightly discolored after a few weeks. This dishpan is part of my everyday life.
This is good but I have to say very expensive for what it is, I thought it was something especial otherwise I would buy bigger ones in the store, but this are regular plastic dish pan. Thank you
I can no longer find these dish pans locally -- those sold locally are too large for my kitchen sink. The Rubbermaid ones fit and last much longer than the cheaper brands. More expensive, but to me they are worth the price
This is an excellent, heavy-duty dish-pan for use in a standard size, unpartitioned kitchen sink. In my home, it occupies an important spot on the counter next to the sink. It will, however, tend to stain permanently over a period of time, which is only of cosmetic importance, since the plastic surface can be scrubbed clean of everything except that permanent stain.Don't put this in the oven and avoid contact with very hot metal surfaces, which may well soften the plastic.
This is the perfect size for my sink, for a good price. But more importantly, when I dump it over, after washing the dishes, it does not bow and bend like my previous ones did. I found that found and bending causes a dishpan to crack. I have only used it a few days, but I think it's think it is made of such heavy duty (microban) material, that it will last me longer than the one I just replaced.
Answer: I haven't had any problems-----unless maybe you are dyeing clothes or changing your oil in it.  This is plastic.  You  do need to clean it periodically like you would with a plastic garbage can