LOCK & LOCK Easy Essentials Food Storage lids/Airtight containers, BPA Free, 14 Piece - Tall Rectangle, Clear

I just got 2 sets of these today, at a good price.I am glad to have them.They seem very sturdy.They have a good tight seal.Just so you know, these containers are tiny.I am trying to think of what to use these little ones for. Sweetener packets for sure, if I used them.I guess a small counter canister for sugar. A small Starbucks ground coffee bag will fit. I will find ways to use them.I like the clear option rather than the colored tops sold elsewhere. My little kitchen would seem smaller with bright colors peppering my view. And I would get tired of colors quickly.A family of NINE, so far, mice moved into my kitchen. I had stopped cooking, and baking because of the heat. The mouse family took over like a disney movie, except dirty, filthy, dirty. They didn't find my boxes of food in a metal storage cabinet, but they examined every kitchen shelf and drawer, and the tops everything. Probably there were enough spilled oatmeal flakes to make a mouse feast.I am happy to have a powerful bagged vacuum, a sanitizing dishwasher, and a large post-(maybe)-Covid supply of chlorine bleach, Lysol spray and wipes.So I am on a clear, sealed container buying spree.I have bought more than these, with more sizes on order.I chose LocknLock for a few reasons.1. I have watched TV demonstrations and liked the product, but not the shipping cost. And the maybereturn policy.2. A plastic container competitor I like calls a 14 pc set a 28 pc set counting lids as separate pieces, andmakes you buy very tiny useless items in their sets to pad the item count. I find this very annoying.3. Extra nice looking canister sets are very expensive, and are not versatile. No freeze, heat, etc.4. Amazon Prime and Amazon Warehouse let me buy the way I want to. I got good open box items to try.I am wary of TV sellers.

I recently organized my pantry. I was looking for something airtight to keep my baking supplies in. I originally looked at the OXO pop top containers. They are cute for setting on your counter but I could barely buy one medium size or two of those for the same cost as what I pad for the whole set of these. My baking supplies used to be on the top shelf of my pantry, and I had to get the step stool each time I needed flour, sugar etc. Now that I am baking on a regular basis, I moved it all down to a lower roll out out shelf. I already had some of these which helped me choose what size I was buying based on the ones I already have.I really like that everything in this set is the same size. It is very easy to stack them. I have a label maker that I have made labels for each one, it goes on the lid because of this shelf is below waist high. The nice thing is if my bag of chocolate chips is only half full, I can move it to a smaller one, and use the bigger one for a new bag of peanut butter or white chocolate chips, etc. The really nice thing is I just switch the lids and I dont have to move the labels.The ones I currently have are at least 15 years old I believe. I have put them in the dishwasher all along. I don't use the heat cycle, but I am guessing these would be fine on the top rack, especially in the newer dishwashers that dont have a heating element for the dry cycle. Even after all these years, they are all in great shape, none of the little wings that bend down and make the lid secure, have broken off. These are as airtight as any other container you will get. I plan to buy one more set of these, and maybe a couple a little bit bigger so that every thing on my two baking shelves are uniform. I will not be giving up my OXO pop top containers, and replacing them with Lock and Lock containers, but anything else be eliminated.

I've been using Lock n Lock containers for years (I only had 3 of them & have used those 3 repeatedly for almost 20 years). When they were on sale black Friday I finally broke down and bought 2 sets of them and tossed out most of my "butter-ware" containers.I have zero complaints about them, other than to say that once in a while a lid will act up when you try to put it on. I've found that you can either try another lid of the same size, flip it around and try again, or just 'give it a minute' & try again. Idk why one will occasionally act up, and it may only do it once, or never again.If you get a set, just know that they don't nest (as in stack) inside each other- but you can easily store smaller ones inside of the larger ones. Since you can see through them it's not an issue finding what you're looking for.I can't recommend these enough.

THese are great Lock-n-Lock containers, and are serving as clean dry Geocaches for us.But... they're smaller than we wanted, and it's very hard to judge from the pictures and description, as the seller has done a great job hiding the dimensions. No pics provided with ruler or other known object for perspective. Measurements only provided in metric, which while useful, doesn't provide any perspective when we Americans have to look up each value to see how to translates to inches. And since this is the American Amazon website... that's inappropriate.

Great variety pack. I love all my lock n lock containers. This pack has some great sizes. Highly recommend. I just throw them in the dishwasher. I have some other taller ones that don’t fit on the top repack and they do just fine on the bottom. These containers last and last. Highly recommend all lock n lock products.