🍬 CoaGu 8oz Sugar Canisters: Versatile Stainless Steel Lunch Containers for Child's Lunch, Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Candy Review

I mainly use them to transport dog food. I originally bought them to carry around green tripe, which smells horribly. If you're unfamiliar, it's a processed gut food (essentially a probiotic poop). Because these containers are stainless steel, they're easy to clean and don't leave a tripe smell, which made me very happy! They come in three different sizes and all are perfect for my needs. I love that they have screw caps. They are reusable, environmentally friendly and practical.

So, on my first purchase if this product (size 16 oz) doesn't fit on the lid after washing. No matter how hard I try I was ready to write a devastating review. Then I noticed that after flushing the gasket came out and when I put it back I did it the wrong way round! It's the same product with the same seal, which is great. Just remember to place the round side against the cap when changing the seal. There are well known brands that are similar to these but much more expensive and you only get…

This is a difficult task; A very nice and strong cap with a proper gasket will not fit snugly enough on the canister body - less than 1/2 turn and it will pop open. I use this for a portable supply of various seeds and nuts so it works fine as long as I'm careful. The treads seen in the picture suggest significantly more intervention, which would be possible if the treads themselves protruded a few millimeters further. from the barrel of the neck to the canister. This would increase the degree…

I take my husband's ashes to places where we plan to travel together and scatter them there. Since he died unexpectedly many years before we thought he would leave, there are many such places. It's my way of having him with me when I leave. I have a nice urn and a small memorial urn, but I didn't want to take a large urn and the memorial urn doesn't hold enough ashes to distribute. The funeral home will put some of his ashes in each of the three canisters I bought and I will be distributing…

They work very well. We use medium and small for school lunches (shipping glasses isn't allowed, it turns out). The other containers we tried weren't truly airtight (especially the ones that only use compression to hold the lid in place) and we didn't want to use plastic. Since they are screwed on tightly, the silicone ring serves its purpose so that the lunch box no longer gets wet. Our 11 year old reports that they are easy to open. In terms of size, medium and small are convenient for…