Bekith 20 Pack Magnetic Spice Tins Storage Spice Containers, Clear Top Lid with Sift or Pour, Magnetic on Refrigerator and Grill, 240 PVC Spice Label Set

I love love love these. I have never had one fall on its own (sometimes I knock one over, which is my fault). The stickers accounted for most of my spices, and I used the blank ones to make new labels.One thing I did early on is to use a permanent marker on the bottom part to mark the openings. This way, I always know how much to turn the top.Getting spices out and into measuring spoons needs some practice, but not too hard once you get the hang of it.There has been no discoloration.The tops are sometimes very tight, but none are too loose.They store a surprisingly large amount of spice, and are easier to get to than the standard spice box most of us Indians use. Speaking of, all my friends have complemented them, and half ask me where I bought it.Definitely recommend!

Love these spice containers. I dry a lot of my own herbs and these are perfect to store them and use. The magnets are strong, they are easy to open, and they look great on my stove hood. I used my label maker to make my own personal labels, and gifted some to family and friends filled with my dried herbs and they were a big hit. My daughter keeps hers on her fridge for easy access and to save space.

These were a bit smaller than the tins I've been looking to add more of, so I plan on using these for baking spices.As previously noted by other reviews, the lids are a bit loose, but as long as I grab the base of the tin to remove it from the frig all is good.I did take a star off as the spice labels are way too small, but I still had labels I had previously ordered from another brand.

My main worry was whether the magnets would hold up enough, and they're exactly the right amount of strength.The set came with labels that work very nicely to give them a nice custom look.Spices aside, these would work wonderfully in a craft room, especially for things like pin or needle storage.The tops fit snugly to keep powdered spices in without issue, and still can be turned for easy dispensing.

Perfect for easy access and organization of my spices in my galley kitchen. Stuck them on the side of my fridge in my galley kitchen. My 2 cats have had unauthorized adventures on top of the fridge and even when they knocked off my jars they did not break or spill the contents.They are not too bad cleaning, I chose to pop off the glass in the tops and dry by hand to avoid water getting stuck between glass round and the metal rim.Overall looks neat and does the job!

I've had these for about 2 years now. I liked them well enough after the first set, that I did order a second. I will not order more of this brand. The labels are pretty nice. Better than My writing, but I'd have appreciated a bigger font.MAJOR minuses: One can shake or pour, but a measuring spoon will NOT fit unless one removes the cover. Sometimes a monumental feat! AND Some of the spices, like ginger and cinnamon tend to make the lids sticky and hard to open/close. A magnet or two has come OFF the container. (They have stuck back on, or I could re-glue) AND If you drop them they DO dent. Has not affected the performance, yet.For my budget they are "okay" and have served me well enough. I'm living minimally in a small space.Budget tip: I used an old metal cookie sheet and screwed it to a cabinet door to store most of my spices in theseBut I'm not dazzled. For future I would figure out a way to use glass containers. Its better for storing spices even tho its a lot heavier and breaks when dropped.

Saves so much cabinet space.

I am a cook at heart and travel for work, living out of my travel trailer while on contract. I was able to free up a TON of space by switching to these magnetic sp Ce containers. I put them inside and my most used grilling spices on my outdoor fridge. They stay in place during travel. My only complaint is that the stickers without a space name are black. It makes more sense they be white so you can write on them.