4-Pack of Quart-Sized Square Plastic Jars; Clear 4-Cup Rectangular Canisters with Easy-Grip Side and Black Lids Review

Bought by mistake so they just sit in my closet with everything else. LOL, I'm not sure how I know their durability, I'm not going to throw it across the room on purpose or toss it to see if it breaks. 😂

I wanted to make sure they were clean so I put them on the top rack of the dishwasher. I pulled out the shredded pieces of plastic. As long as you know this, you should be fine. They are made of very thin plastic, but are probably suitable for storing light objects.

Works great for my use. I keep powder in it. They weigh just over a pound. As a home lover, I rarely buy more than a pound at a time. So they are perfect for my application. I stick a stick in the front to tell me what it is, and the grab handle makes it easy to load the powder-coated bins.

This item is much smaller than I expected because it is in fl oz and I was actually looking for a container that was the size of my 32nd week -oz nut resembles. Container. This is partly my fault and partly the seller's fault. It's common to refer to something as a fluid ounce when it's a unit of volume relative to weight, but I must have noticed that it's probably a unit of volume since a container's weight depends on its contents . The fun is coming.

I completely transformed my pantry with these (and larger) canisters. I like them because they are BPA free, food safe and lightweight. Because they're lightweight, they're perfect for not adding unnecessary weight to my shelves like glass canisters. I have no intention of ever replacing them, but when I go they are recyclable. They can't be washed in the dishwasher, but after the first wash, once I've assigned them to a specific item in the pantry, I never have to wash them again. An example…