🍱 Airtight Food Storage Container Set - Wildone Cereal & Dry Food Storage Containers, 12-Pack, Leakproof & BPA-Free, Includes 20 Labels & 1 Chalk Marker Review

I am very happy with these containers. A few lids broke and the customer service was amazing. The next day they sent me new containers. Very happy with this product. I wish they were a size bigger.

I like that they are airtight, no more stale cereal. Excellent value for money and quality. I bought two different packages. I liked the different sizes that could hold a lot of groceries and made my entire closet and pantry look nice and tidy because you can see everything inside as they are quite transparent.

Pantry redo**** They are great value for money and love that they come with tags. However, I will probably have to re-label at some point as the seal wears off over time. I bought them in large sizes for my flour and sugar. I would recommend them.

Great for storing and organizing pantry clutter The tags are a cute touch The jar lids keep them airtight and seal well. Tip: Slightly press the top of the container and they gently slide apart!

I am so disappointed in this. I bought them because I have a moth problem in the pantry. I figured they would be tightly locked and I wouldn't have any problems. But unfortunately I've been trying to get in for a month. I tried not to worry but I just opened up my new rice. And also. enough of course. There are moths in the rice. I would like to send them back but I missed the deadline. waste of my money. Now I have a few containers just taking up space.

This review was written so that I can correct my first published review. In my previous review I stated that all my lids came unwrapped. I have to take that statement back and say that I received all my items and that I unknowingly dropped the lid with some other items that made me believe I was underrated. As said before these are good containers and I am happy with the purchase and will buy again.

I bought these to store some supply clips and although the size was large unfortunately many of them were damaged with corners broken, cracked and unusable. Also, they were pressed together so tightly that I had to take one pair apart and throw the others away for fear of further damage. For the amount I paid I would rather pay a little more to get something much better and more reliable! Don't waste your money here.

No amount of brute force will separate them unless you stop the suction. I'm a 60 year old wimp and had no problem getting them apart, but it's a bit hard to explain how to do that without confusing people. But I will try it. Place the stack sideways on your knees. Hold the stack with your left hand, with the open end facing to the right. With your right hand, grasp the top edges of the open container on either side (middle of the long side) and gently pinch the sides together to allow some air