🖌️ Ranger TDA42013 Mini Distress Ink Tin for Efficient Storage Review

Item arrived dented in several places as it was sent in a white Prime envelope and there was insufficient dent protection as the tin is very thin. A note. You can only store Mini Distress inks, no dyes. The repaints are too high and the rubber part has to flex.

There is nothing to say about the metal box. However, this is the only thought I've found that conveniently keeps the mini ink pads where they're easy to see and keeps them with the lids on the right side. At the bottom of each box is a piece of plastic that separates the ink pads and keeps them secure. One of the ones I bought wasn't shaped to fit the ink pads properly and I had trouble closing the tin. It will probably sort itself out. I'm glad I have them - I even think I'll be using my…

I love this little Ranger Mini Distress Ink Storage Jar! It contains 12 cubes of distress ink. I bought 5 of these jars - they are durable, stackable, hold up well and keep your mini ink neat and tidy. Inside is a plastic separator that keeps the ink in place. The free space in the lid allows you to see what ink is inside, which is handy if you have multiple ink tanks. They are not only suitable for Distress Ink Cubes, but also for Hero Arts Ink Cubes, Gina K Mini Ink Cubes and Altenew Mini Ink

I have resisted buying these for years thinking I was a storage expert and could easily figure out how to store my mini ink cubes without branded pads too to buy. A product especially one that had so few pods but after years of sliding the pods over other storage containers the lids slid off and I couldn't access them easily I just gave up and got them. I should have bought these sooner - they have a tiny footprint, are easy to use, seal the ink pads tightly (I keep mine upside down which works