Are thease good for storing my pot?
1850281
Yes, these are good for storing your pot or anything. Clear or colored glass is save for use.
1850282
Just a suggestion- a few of the questions and responses posted here have misspellings so I would advice refraining from smoking pot which will enable the brain cells to work properly, also and you will not have to worry about what size storage container to use!
1850283
a pint glass jar is a great way to store bud (3/4 - 1 oz fully cured), but as shalimarism noted, you want wide-mouth ones
1850284
This will do but if storing your buds I would highly recommend an amber glass jar. The amber color prevents any sun damage to your buds.
1850285
Personally, I would turn the pot into weed oil and store it in these jars. They're perfect for it and by weight can hold much more than they will with loose pot. Mind you, I still wouldn't advise carrying it on your person, but you could stash it in your pantry with jams and jellies and nobody would notice it there.
1850286
It depends. This is a small size, so it wouldn't be ideal for more than an oz or so. Also, this is the regular (not wide mouth) stye, so getting your fingers in could be a problem (assuming you actually are big, Jake). If those two factors are fine by you, then yeah. LOL
1850287
It might get a little clunky when you put it in your pants pockets, plus you could get injured if they break. Maybe it would be better to put it in vacuum sealed plastic bags and then put it in one of those Crown Royal bags to keep out the light and conceal it from view.
480945
Yes you can store pots/pots on it. I would maybe consider putting on a exterior stain or paint just in case it gets wet. The wood is un finished so you can do anything you'd like!!!!!!
62950
I bought some of these pots last year to grow vegetables in and they have held up quite well. You likely will get several years out of them and growing perennials shouldn't be a problem.
451889
Yes, absolutely. These are even more durable than the other brand that I own and. These pots stand up on their own with no dirt. Let alone filled.
1434410
No, they do not stay cool so I use a pot holder. My old set had wood on the handles & lids but then you could not put those in the oven or dishwasher. I knew before I purchased that would be a problem as I had one pan like these. Hope this helps.
1964852
I agree with the two previous answers. They held my big hanging flower pots just fine all last summer.
1729158
These are great for transporting lettuce and other greens from the market to your house. As far as storing them for time they are just adequate. Most refrigerators try to reduce moisture by pumping out air and since these are open aired, the moisture in greens goes with them. If you're only planning on a day or two they'll be fine, but if you're looking to store them for an extended time (which you really shouldn't since you're buying them fresh) they're not as good as plastic for retaining moisture. I hope this helps and I need to say that I love mine! Would order them again in a minute if I didn't have them!
957941
Do not put jars in pot with out a rack or the above basket. I ordered mine from Amazon when it arrived all three jars were broke. Good luck hope this helps you.
1487618
You can store anything in them, they have a good seal. I use them for leftovers and store spices in a smaller carosel, but it may work for large quantities. These hold approx. 1.5 cups+ and they stack well. You can also see what you have on the shelf or fridge. Sheera
2186380
I've never stored anything in them. I only use them when I'm buying produce. Sorry.
480949
You can absolutely store pots and pans, but I would say that only your smaller to medium size pots/pans would probably fit. The shelving is setup so there's a decent amount of usable height below the pull out drawer so stacking is a very viable storage method.
554344
Yes, they should be fine. Keep the lid tightly closed and out of excess heat and moisture, thanks
2238679
Sure you can. I keep one in my frig now. Tey are great for keeping thing airtight and fresh.
106218
They are great containers but for storage it is best to make sure the container are thoroughly dry and store them with lids on.
1758011
They should work well. We have All-Clad stainless lids and they do the trick...no tea pot however. The handle covers may be loose given they are universal and will fit many types of lid handles. They are secure however and avoid the need for a pot holder. Hope this helped.
736347
It should fit just fine. The handles are very flexible, so you can fold them down to fit in most pots.
1947180
Yes, absolutely. Using a potholder is a good idea too, since you may risk being burnt by the rising steam from the lid.