Glass Jar With Lid - Glass Canister 64oz - 2pc Canister Set For Kitchen Counter - Cookie Jar - Glass Storage Jar - Flour Canister 1/2 Gallon by Klikel

First of all, I rarely write reviews for products, but I felt obligated to with these jars. I’ll keep it brief:If not dried quickly, the metal bindings around the lid corrode. This means they lose their tension. The loss of tension means you can’t get a tight seal, potentially spoiling whatever is in the jar or in my case, causing annoying leaks. So if you do buy this product, ensure you promptly hand dry the lids.I thought this problem minor, until this morning.When I was preparing some cold brew coffee, the bottom of the jar simply broke. The water, coffee beans, and glass were all room temperature. I do not know what else to ascribe the 64oz of coffee beans and water currently coagulating all over my kitchen aside from the poor quality of glass these jars are made from.The non-stainless steel lid, coupled with the poor quality of the glass, leads me to believe this is simply a poor product and one I cannot recommend.

I recently started my own sourdough starter and needed a glass canister that would be a good size for my starter and I came across these on Amazon. I have to say, I am very happy with these glass canisters! They're the perfect size and I haven't had any issues with them at all. In fact, I ordered two more sets and gave one away to a friend that is also just starting to make her own sourdough bread! I can definitely see myself using these for other items in my pantry so will more than likely be buying more in the very near future.

Not airtight for flour. Holds snacks like lPretzels a couple weeks before they are stale or moist - not good to eat unless with humus or yogurt. Excellent for tea bags, coffee. Doesn’t have wide enough mouth for crackers. Wanted to keep foods in pantry ant free and dry. Works somewhat. Hard to open and close, metal comes off so you can wash in dishwasher but it’s a chore. I didn’t want more plastic in my life so I’m getting used to using them and changing my length of storing things. The metal rings can be difficult to get back on and can be loose or tight - quality seems to vary between different jars. If you place on wire pantry shelves they are heavy and seem to be easy to topple.

These are great! I got a bunch to use for different things in my pantry... sugar, turmeric, matcha, lentils, cereal, etc... my pantry looks beautiful and my food is all in airtight containers i can easily find. Love these!

I informed the seller of the design flaw. It's a simple concept to use mechanical leverage to create pressure and a subsequent seal with a rubber gasket. The glass and the gasket are fine, its the metal framing that creates the leverage that's causing the issue.Had to throw them away and buy others. Very disappointing.

The latch on these jars is very flimsy, the prongs bent the first time I opened all but one of them. I wouldn't suggest you purchase these, I will be returning them.

These 16 oz. jars work very well for storing loose leaf tea, bulk spices, and dry goods such as rice, pasta, and small quantities of legumes. They do have a nice airtight seal, and they are easily filled and the labels make it easy to see when an item needs to be restocked. Just be sure to store away from direct sunlight, as it can degrade the tea leaves and spice intensity.

These jars look great on my kitchen counter! I have spaghetti in one and coffee beans in anther. I also find them easy to store because they are not bulky for the amount of product it stores. My only complaint would be the durability of the larches. They seem a bit flimsy for the size of the product.