would these be good to store small quantities of spices?
944761
I don't see why you couldn't store spices in them. I used them to make lip balm as gifts. They seem pretty airtight and can probably hold a good tablespoon of product.
944762
imo the tops ie. lids do not fit tightly enough to keep them fresh but they would be fine to use if you are growing your own and use the spices quickly or to give as small gifts
944763
Yes but only if you do not fill them too full. The caps to the containers are threaded and will easily bind up if some of those spices get in the threads.
944764
Yes. Liquid does not hold well at all. It leaks out from around lid. But I haven't has a problem with dry products.
1487620
I do not use them for spices but don't see why you could not. I use them daily for left overs like canned peaches, olives and such.and they stack very well with the lids on in the closet stored empty or the Frig. I might be purchasing more in the near future as I am getting rid of plasticcontainers that are not suppose to be so good for health purposes.
55239
I purchased 6 of these shelves. I use them in my spice cabinet and my pantry. I also put one in the cabinet over my commode......they are perfect for vegetables, jars, spices, vitamins, and small bottles.
1818515
I use mine for makeup etc. but spices come in all different sized jars. I would use the rack measurement and the average jar measurement and guesstimate. :-)
39385
They are reasonably air tight. I can tip them over and my yogurt doesn't leak, but you need to make sure they are on snug. I think they'd be good for your purpose. I don't keep my spices more than 6 months anyway. only buy small amounts for that reason. Hope this helps. they are good jars.
1363102
Very small. If I wanted to store Saffron in them it would be fine. They are cute, but not so much for spices. I've found that Ball Jars, make and sell in the grocery store, spice jars with pop up tops that work perfectly.
1211696
Hi, I'm just throwing my two cents in on storing spices on the stove. I recently learned that doing so shortens their lifespan, as the heat damages the spices. You might already know this and have limited space to work with, but I thought I'd let you know just in case you hadn't run across this recommendation.
827469
Absolutely. They would be fine for most "ground" spices, just a bit too small for larger herbs like Thyme or Basil.
740727
I would not suggest them for a very small container. I have one in my flour canister and one in my sugar canister, but they are both large containers. I would not try to use them in any small canisters.
1577131
Thank you for asking. This rack is perfect for the use we bought it for. We have put it on the back of the pantry in the kitchen. It is wonderful for soup cans, small boxes, such as pudding, gravy packs and other smaller items. Personally I think this rack would not be suitable for DVD storage. Some of the shelves are more shallow than others. We put the small little bottles of spices in the shallow shelves. The types of spices that are only and inch and a half to two inches high. Good luck and I hope this post was of help to you.
156786
I use mine for spices, but I went and put 3 Campbell soup cans on each shelf when I saw your questions - they fit fine. I think you'll like it.
257352
I think that would work because the Rx bottles are lighter than the spice jars and they are similar diameters. I think it's a great idea. Theses organizers are not that expensive so it's worth a try. Thanks for the idea. I'm going to try it.
1865056
Personally, I would say, no. They just don't "look" like they would withstand the heat. I use them for my homemade creams and they are perfect for that. Actually, the sturdiest and best priced container I've found for this purpose.
2026528
I think this would work well. I'm very happy with these tiered shelves. They are sturdy and compact and don't take up too much space. I use them for spices, but essential oils would work. Each shelf holds 5 regular sized spice bottles, just to give you an idea size wise.
164206
That would be nice but I don't think feasible unless you made a bracket for it. The spices can get heavy, also my cabinet comes down almost aninch which covers the top part of spice rack.
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I use mine to store a juicer and a large cast-iron frying pan. I guess it depends on the area your appliances will cover;the weight of them,too.
481886
Mr. Zeigler, I use these small pint-size jars for a great many things in my kitchen cabinets (spices and and in my refrigerator to store small amounts of left overs. I have not stacked these at all because I am fearful the top jar would topple.