KitchenCraft Storage Canisters, Yellow, 3 Pieces, Gift Boxed

Absolutely beautiful 😍 easy to use and easy opening, very sturdy

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I recently tried these new storage canisters, and they are great! The light blue colour is really attractive, and they come gift-boxed, which was a nice touch. They are a good size and have a clip-on lid, which keeps food fresh and secure.The pros of these canisters are that they look nice, are easy to clean, and are a great size for storing food.We've found these canisters to be great for storing dry ingredients, such as flour, sugar, and rice – they keep things fresh and organised. I'd definitely recommend them to anyone looking for attractive, functional storage solutions.

These grey canisters for the kitchen are gorgeous and I really do adore the style and colour of them. I like that they are very easy for me to use, the size of them is superb and they have a fantastic capacity. The kids are easy to take off and on and I like that they are easy to fill and clean! The canisters are well made, nice and strong and sturdy and I feel they are durable too so they’ll last me a long time. It’s a superb storage solution and I’ve not had any issues with them at all. I feel they are giftable and would make a great housewarming gift for someone. The value for money is excellent and I highly recommend them. They get a huge thumbs up from me.

These metal canisters are reasonable quality. They are blank in colour and do not have the labels written on them of tea sugar coffee which they look like they should. However this is good as it means that they can be used for other things also. I did have thoughts that I would label them myself, however, when they came the decor of lines around turned out to be deep Indents and so I could not stick or paint anything on the front.They are extremely airtight to the point that my mother finds it difficult to undo them due to the tightness of the seal. I think after a lot of use it me loosen up a little, but beware if you have arthritic hands as it may be difficult for you to get the lids off. Overall, however, the quality is really good and to have a very good airtight. Seal is something that I really see on these type of canisters.

The quality of this storage set is ok, the main metal body and lid are excellent, very thick and robust, and the paint job is excellent too. The handles, however, are not brilliant, very rough and ready wood, I'm assuming it's meant to be the rustic look but they feel unfinished.The size of each container is ok. The larger one for 'compost' will probably need emptying daily if you have a medium/large family and consume a lot of fruit and veg. The lid fits on snuggly and has a removable rubber seal. Personally, I would get a plastic version with a draining feature if you are seriously considering composting.The other 2 small containers are ok, good size for use around the kitchen even though I'm not too sure what I will use them for.I'm not sure if I got a faulty one but the medium size container came with a lid without a rubber ring seal, not sure if it got missed or if they meant it to come like that.Overall I think the set is ok if you are going for a rustic look, usability I don't think they are as practical as I initially thought.

Unique looking containers for kitchen storage. I love both the colour and design. It is modern and different from what you'd usually see.They comes well packaged in a branded box. The containers feel sturdy and well made. They're great for storing things like sugar or tea bags. I have them on my coffee stand and they look great and keep things handy.

This set of three kitchen cannisters offers a particular style and colour which would look well in a traditional country style kitchen with its muted pastel colours and metal name plates for tea, coffee and sugar. To be clear the material here is metal more specifically galvanised steel so don't expect ceramic. so far, so good but closer inspection reveals some serious drawbacks. The lids are made of bamboo and here I have a concern-the seals. If you put the lid on there is no feeling of a tight airtight vacuum being created-it all looks a bit loose. When you turn the cannister upside down the lid simply falls off. Indeed the more you examine them the less impressive these canisters look-the name plates are not very well attached and the edges are quite sharp and exposed-you could cut yourself on them. Given that the whole idea of storage jars like these is to keep things fresh and flavoursome then this set doesn't really cut it despite looking stylish.