Cereal Sifter Set of 4 with No Crumbs and Dust: Organized and Fresh Cereal Storage Containers - 4L/135 fl oz Dispensers Review

I love these containers. I just wish they were a bit taller and had straight sides instead of tapering. I buy cereal bags for families, so you need 1.5 containers per bag. As the bins shrink, I flip them upside down every second to maximize space. I love the sieve function!

This is amazing. We have ants almost every year (I like living in the south) and they flock to a pulp. You have fixed the problem. They also freed up space in the closets. I have purchased several chalkboard labels for various cereals and am very happy with this purchase. As for the airtight seals, I'm not sure they're airtight at the spout, but the flakes aren't stale. I will buy again in the future if I need to replace them.

We recently decided to organize our entire pantry with airtight containers. The only non-compliant ones we have are these, purely for function. This is such a great idea and it works really well. Actually, I'm planning to buy more since I've been eating a lot of cereal lately. One of my favorites is Frosted Mini Wheat Shreds, which does a whole lot of good at the bottom of the bag. I can't get everything in my bowl anymore. Worth every penny!

Like: Easy to install, clean and use. I also love the concept of the product and that you get 4 of them. a container. Dislikes: The hole needs to be bigger for some of the cereal to actually squirt out, especially for my kids to make their own cereal bowls. (Chocolate glazed muesli in the second photo) Some cereals are very dusty, so the product cannot handle most of the "dust”. (special k-strawberry in the first picture for example) *Additional Notes: I'm not sure if they're dishwasher safe so

This product really works! I was skeptical, but I really don't like that the last cereal bowls are always dusty, so I gave these containers a try. TIP: Be sure to follow the directions on the packaging. When opening the bag from the bottom, make sure that the dust comes from the bottom and not the top of the cereal container. It stays there thanks to the sieve insert. The containers themselves are of high quality and easy to use. If I live in a wetter climate, my cereal, chips, crackers, etc…