DYNAMI 304 Stainless Steel Containers With Lid,202oz Airtight Flour Container for Kitchen,5-10lbs Metal Airtight Canisters Milk Jug Coffee Bean Cookies Canisters w/Locking Clamp (6L/1.6Gal)

Excellent quality. The large is gigantimous. oh my - but still portable. We like the lack of a bottom seam, like a cook-pot, making it easier to keep clean. The latches work, keeping it air tight. Great for long-term airless food storage.Metal is not porous like plastic, keeps food fresher much longer and impermeable to munching mice. Expensive but very nice. Good weight and thickness.

I purchased this for making compost tea for my house plants. The seal and clamps kept all the nasty smells in the pot. It's sturdy and well made. Love it.

No one is getting into this unless they have opposable thumbs. Stainless steel and lots of room. I’m happy I got it.

This canister seals tightly keeping unwanted pests and moisture out of flour and other dry goods. Excellent construction and easy to use.

I bought this instead of a glass jar, bc I have a toddler. Seems nice enough. It can comfortably hold a 10lb bag of flour from Costco. Came with a small dent on the bottom with a red scuff mark, but it's not enough for me to care to return. The metal 'plates' that hold the handles look like the corners aren't secured to the body of the container (see attached photos), but it seems to hold 10lbs of flour without any give or wiggling, so we'll see, I guess.Clasps seem sturdy and holds the lid firmly in place. The lid itself has a silicone gasket, which I appreciate.It does have some Chinese letters on the side. I don't know what it says, as I speak a different Pacific Rim language, but I wish they weren't there. But again, not enough of an issue for me to return. All in all, a worthwhile buy.

Arrived as oily as the identical product sold under the Konkenie brand.The oily residue is not evident until you run a tissue along the surface or over the silicone ring. It’s worst on the ring and in creases.The oily residue is an undesirable by-product of steel processing but the resulting odor is a serious problem for the maturation and long-term storage of tea.Most people buy this for coffee and rice - no problem there. But puerh tea may be maturing for decades and any odor will be absorbed and clearly discernible in the cup.Washing with a dish soap or vinegar did reduce the amount of oily residue but not remove much of the odor. Ultimately, the only solution I found was to bake the container in the oven above 400’F. Not only did that remove all odor but it also cleaned all fingerprints and thickened the chromium oxide layer, imparting a lovely hint of a golden hue onto the steel surface.Unfortunately the silicone ring has to be cleaned by water-based surfactants and let out to dry and lose odor that way.The chromium oxide layer is a natural protectant of steel against oxidation and thickening it further improves this protection. It also makes it easier to clean. Therefore I recommmedn heat-treating this product. If you wish to restore the original look, just wipe down with vinegar.Otherwise a great, aesthetically appealing container.

Perfect size! Its large enough for my 5lb bag of coffee beans with a little left over for the jar I keep next to my grinder and it keeps them fresh as the day I bought them. Would recommend for sure!

Nice containers