Set of 12 Magnetic Spice Jars, Shake or Pour Containers Attach to Most Refrigerator Doors & Appliances, Seasoning Dispensers- Easy Open Window Top Shakers- Salt Pepper Organizers, Space Saving Baking

I bought six of these metal, magnetic, spice tins in 2016. I have thoroughly enjoyed them! I keep my less used spices in the cabinet. However, I wanted quick access to my most used spices, while cooking. I keep mine on the stove. However, the magnetic base covers the entire bottom and is quite strong. So, they'll securely stick anywhere... With that said, I use mine daily and have simply worn them out! A couple of the closure covers are lose and I finally broke the cover on one end. The lids and tins themselves are still in perfect condition. However, after thousands of openings/closures, the plastic finally gave way. I did not expect these to last a lifetime. And I'm very surprised they've endured daily use for over 8 years. I could easily use them without the cover, but since they're exposed on the stove, I prefer them covered. I would definitely recommend these, as I am ordering myself another set. I've included pictures to better show all 3 pieces of the shaker and how they fit together. As you would others, I suggest periodically cleaning them for optimal function and to prevent buildup, esp when used over steaming meals. Note: I read a comment that the lid would not close after filling and it fell off during use. This has never happened to me. The metal tin has a small lip at the top, ensuring a tight and secure fit. You can hear a click, when the lid is pressed down completely. Unless the lid was faulty, I can only see this happening if it were overfilled or not pressed down completely. Also, there was a comment that the spout cover would not close. In my 8 years of experience, this only happens if there's an accumulation around the pour/shaker spout. The other possibility could be if the cover was used to pull off the lid vs grabbing the lid itself. (Which I did once) Since it takes a good tug to get the lid off, if the cover was pulled, esp at the wrong angle, it could have damaged or stretched the plastic. Otherwise, they have been extremely durable and have well outlasted my expectations.

These are great, about the right size, they stick to fridge or microwave nicely (but not onto glass on top of metal like the front of an oven), sprinkle or pour options conveniently suit what is needed, they don't make a mess, easy to load, and fairly good looking. They aren't quite as beautiful as some of the glass ones out there but most of those don't have sprinkle/pour options and/or have rotation style tops which from other reviews apparently drop a lot of mess every time you use them. That's why I got these instead and have been very happy with them. I wanted to be able to quickly grab a spice and sprinkle as needed and these work great. Price is reasonable too and it's just so convenient having all the spices out where I can easily find them and it's freed up some shelf space for other things. Only cons I would say is be advised you will probably want to label these somehow, if you have a lot of spices, some look very similar to each other. I plan to try chalkboard stickers. Another thing is about 5 of my shakers came dented, not sure if it was an anomaly or they need to be packing these better.

First of all, I really like these spice jars. They are made with good quality materials and the stickers stick well to the lid. The thing I don't like and the reason for the 4-star rating is, if someone other than me (except the first time) goes to remove the spice from the wall and doesn't know what they are doing, the lid pops off and spills spice all over the counter. The lids are not as tight as they need to be and come off easy if one is not careful. In addition, the two pour holes in the lid (one for shaking and one for pouring) are not that different and you can't use a measuring spoon with them unless you take off the lid completely. Besides the quality materials, the magnets are nice and strong and hold even the heaviest spices with no problem. All that said, I'm using them at home AND in my RV and I really like them.

GENIUS! Just renovated our Beach Condo kitchen . I love to cook and didn't want to take up valuable cabinet space with the myriad of spices I use regularly. This is BRILLIANT, and they look fantastic ! I used 24,The magnetized bottoms are strong and the actual size is perfect. Large bottles of spices are a waste of money and cabinet space , they lose their potency quickly. these are the perfect size for useable amounts. 22 are firmly stuck to the side of the fridge, the remaining two are filled with course ground salt and pepper then stuck to the side of the microwave over the stove for easy quick access. With A pour spout in one corner, a shaker spout in another or take the whole top off for measuring spoon these are easy and practical to use. They don't come with labels so a brothers p touch is a good thing to own. or get creative with round chalk board stickers and a liquid chalk pen. They WORK! and look good too! .

Great spice jars, Strong magnet. I'm moving across country in a tiny house, and these stuck to my fridge and didn't shake off during transport. (if you drop them from your hands, though, the clear plastic might pop out- you can pop it back in, but you'll likely lose some spice on the ground). They are great for taking to your bulk foods store and getting exactly what spices you need, and you can see how much is remaining. the square shape keeps them lined up on my fridge and taking up minimal space (they're plenty large for almost every spice except high use spices you might buy/use in large quantities). I got a set of two on my first purchase, and i have two more on my wishlist! edit: after a year of use, i learned that they're not air tight: things were clumping, solidifying and the salt ended up holding enough moisture from the air that the jar was rusting inside. use at your own risk.

Plot twist - I bought some glass spice jars with screw on lids, and as I was rinsing out these magnetic ones, I noticed water leaking from the bottom of the tins. I don't know about you, but being airtight is job one of a quality spice container. These are not, and I would totally avoid them. I've read that some people are having a hard time with the magnets. I use mine on the side of the fridge, not the door, so they don't get jostled or shaken and they grip quite firmly. I don't know why you would put them on the door, unless you don't have access to the sides. My problem is that some of the lids aren't very tight. This means you have to be really careful and grab them by the base when you're taking one off the fridge. Also, they're not airtight - several of my powdered spices have turned into a small square brick after sitting in the container for a few months. I'm going to try a different brand and see if they work better.

So I have a lot of spices and they ate up a lot of valuable counter and/or cabinet space so being able to have them up on the fridge is just fantastic. There is a bit of a trick to getting them down, you really need to make sure you grab the metal sides and not the top which will totally pop off in your hand and spill your spices everywhere. I have managed w/o issue so far, my husband learned to be more careful after spilling cinnamon everywhere. I am considering some small tabs of tape on the edges to reduce the risk of pulling the lids off accidentally but we'll see if ut is needed. I have only had them up a few weeks so we'll see how they do long term. But, so far so good. Of the 3 packs of 24 I got I only had 1 magnet that wasn't quite as strong as the others and slides a little so I just made sure it had something light inside and it has held up alright. The others all had very strong holds, which is why you want to be sure to grip the metal sides well. Oh, also recommend keeping the pour spout corner on the top, so really fine powder spices don't sift out.

OMG, I don't know how it took me so long to find these, they are 100% what I needed and perfect! I used to have those round magnetic spice jars with metal lid, but I live near the beach in Hawaii and the metal lid + metal jar scheme doesn't work. Everything metal gets rusty/corroded immediately here, and within like a year jars started to get stuck so I couldn't twist or pull the tops off. I thought I was going to have to get the way more expensive glass jars with the magnetic tops, until I found these. The metal jar with plastic top- YESSSSSS! ANd the little flippy things to scoop or shake out the spices, so I don't have to take the entire lid off every time? LOVE IT. The magnet is really strong, and they are they perfect size for a normal spice jar from the store. Also the fact that they are square instead of round means I'll be able to fit more on my magnetic board. I guess I'll see if they aren't useable in two years, but I think this is the perfect solution.

Great set. Good magnet and good space. I used all the 12 pieces on the spot to clear my cabinets and attached them to the fridge. That’s a wise buy!

While the idea was great, the box lids are quite tacky. They leak! Try filling the box (even half ways) with free flowing salt and stick it on a vertical wall, the way its designed to. The salt leaks through the tacky lids. Do these guys even test their products? Or use them??

Exactly what I was hoping for- good magnetic bottom for storing spices inside cabinate door.

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So far they are fantastic! Magnet seems very strong and lids pop on and off tightly. I originally wanted glass containers but I couldn’t find any without reviews about sliding do to weight. These are very light weight and the magnets seem quite strong, I have high hopes for durability so far. I love the look and the extra counter space I have freed up. Only complaints I have so far is that I didn’t find them sooner and one of the sprinkle shaker tabs, doesn’t stay shut. I might try to glue it so it stays closed because I wasn’t planning on using the pop up tabs anyways.