🥣 Komax Biokips Airtight Cereal Container (2 Pack) - 16.9 Cups/135 Ounce Capacity - BPA-Free Food Storage Container with Lids - Ideal for Cereal, Flour, Sugar, and Dry Food Storage Review

As advertised but a little smaller than I expected. Doesn't fit in an entire 18 ounce family pack of cereal. So now I have a plastic container AND a box of the same cereal. I like the design - very easy to take and pour. I could just use them for other snacks that come in smaller batches.

I'm sure they keep your groceries fresh but they are VERY difficult to open. My kids used to be able to make their own breakfast but now they need me to open it which I can barely do. I've given up opening the spout and just take the lid off each time (which isn't easy either). It's my fault for not testing them before opening and washing 6 of them, but I'm still oddly considering investing in something else. Definitely not for people with children, the elderly or weak hands. As a healthy…

Great product if you buy bulk cereal like I usually do. These containers provide a perfect seal and keep your product perfectly fresh. I liked them so much that I will order at least one more set. They can also be washed in the dishwasher, which is what I was looking for in a good container too. The only downside I see is that the round hole is a bit small with the lid that snaps and closes and you pull out the product. Some of my flakes tend to get stuck in the hole so I have to get them out…

I went shopping and they were the best. Between Walmart, Target, and other sellers, they're the best here. The seal is super tight and the lids never pop out. There is no chemical smell, the plastic is durable, and the price is better than ordinary stores. There are cheaper analogues, but if you read the reviews, there are quality problems. The only minor design flaw, in my opinion, is the transition from the inside of the container to the spout. Walmart has one that has a smooth transition…

For storing grain in moderately humid climates. They do a great job of keeping the granola crisp and I just washed them in the dishwasher yesterday. They came out flawless. The only downside, which doesn't bother me too much but might bother you, is that it can be difficult to get the cereal out of the hole when it's full. In this case, you can either remove the lid or simply scoop it out with a spoon or your fingers. I like that when you lift the lid you can slide the lid all the way back and…

Purchased to store and dispense filament for 3D printers. I bought a few other "sealed" containers. I tested each with a color change desiccant. I placed several packets of desiccant in the container and taped one to the outside of the container as a control. After a few months, the desiccant on the outside changed color, but the desiccant inside the container didn't change at all. After 18 months and still no change (never opened the bins during that time) I was concerned that the dehumidifier

I like reading reviews online. Some people give it 1 star because the item was damaged. Serious? Or they say that they washed it and broke their tongue the first day. Most likely it was damaged in transit (which happens from time to time). I've also read that the opening at the top is awkward or something, but I'm not sure what they mean because we've never had a problem with flakes spurting out, even crushed mini stuff. You may need to shake it a bit from time to time, but that's about it…

We've been using these cereal containers for over 3 years and our cereal has never gone stale! We use them very often, mostly several times a week, and they have proven to be very durable. Our toddler even dropped them a couple of times but so far he hasn't hurt himself. They are great for storing cereal or snacks and offer very easy pouring. One side of the container has indentations to give you a better grip when pouring. Another big plus is the size, it fits more than a full standard pack of