12 Magnetic Spice Jars: Convenient Shake or Pour Containers with Easy-Access Window Tops, Attachable to Refrigerator Doors Review

Leaks! Some even arrived crushed. I transferred ALL my spices to these containers for use on the magnetic board on the closet door. Every time I opened the door, I caught a faint taste of cumin, smoked paprika, and ground mustard. It made a terrible mess and I'm sure my spices would get stale very quickly. I ended up buying all the spices new in the beginning which was very expensive and very annoying!

Product arrived in the most disgusting condition. One of the two boxes of six contained cans that appeared to be returned goods with significant damage to the clear plastic. The box also included a note from a previous buyer. From the cans in the first boxes that looked like new, the lids showed varying degrees of stability. Because of the way the metal containers were made, the cans were difficult to wash and dry with all the cracks. I do not recommend buying from "River Colony Trading".

they are perfect. So happy to have my spices off the shelf and on the door where I can see them ALL (and they're even sorted alphabetically). A tip: when labeling, turn the container so the spray lid is in the top right corner. This will prevent very fine condiments (like baking soda) from spilling out of the steel base. Unfortunately I discovered this in hindsight - all I had to do was flip the culprits so the label is now upside down, no big deal.

As spice jars they work well, as "magnetic" spice jars they don't really work unless they're half empty or you don't have a lid on your fridge (See video for a comparison of three different refrigerator finishes). Cons: Magnet isn't strong enough when jar is full (only stays on fridge when half empty). Jar not airtight - 1/12 jar slightly rusty Advantages - Shape: square, very compact - Spices are easy to pour or sprinkle, big point because I don't want to unscrew the lid - Can hold the…