Review on 🍱 Kitsure Airtight Food Storage Container Set - 8 PC: Perfect Pantry Organization with Leak-Proof, Stackable and Food-Grade Design by Stephanie Garcia

I was very happy about these cans. I was cleaning out my pantry and this set was the last container I needed to complete this project. I immediately unpacked them and started washing them in order to use them and finally complete this project. Unfortunately, the small canister had a crack. I was frustrated at first because I didn't want to send them all back. At first I unpacked them without paying attention to how they were packed. Some of the cans were boxed inside others and it took some time to repack them all and figure out how to put them back in the box. Second, I want to finish this project. I've been working on this for a week - ordered more containers along the way and found what I need to fully organize my pantry. I'm ready to finish this project and move on to the next. It took me about an hour to figure out that I could place a replacement order and use the non-broken ones and then just replace the broken one when the new order arrives without having to unpack and repack everything. As long as the little canister doesn't crack with the new order, you're done. If it breaks I will leave this seller and go to Home Goods, hopefully they stock more canisters (I bought everything they had a week ago). Aside from the cracked can, I really like this set. identical in quality to others I've bought this week. I needed a few smaller sizes and the four smaller ones are perfect for just over two cups each. I've written several other reviews of other canisters I've bought for things like granola and salty crackers if you're doing a pantry overhaul like I do. Bags of crackers (Trail Mix bars), breadcrumbs, fried onions, Splenda, and a few other items. All in all I spent about $150 organizing a pantry. . I think it's money well spent and I wonder why I didn't do it many years ago.