iDesign Rosanna Pansino Kitchen Organization and Storage Bins, Clear

These are great!!! They are so aesthetically pleasing and have great suction. I can write ontop of them or on the side with a permanent marker or label. Definitely recommend.

Containers and lids are both great quality. However, the lids take quite a bit of effort to remove.

I love, love, love, these containers! I had first planned on using these for flour and sugar, but they were a bit small for the amount of flour and sugar I use on a daily basis. That day I had made kimchi, for the first time, and I had a good amount leftover from the container I originally put it in. I was just going to stick it in a glass mason jar, but these arrived and I loved the seal proof lids and decided to give these a try. SO glad I did. The kimchi was fantastic and the see through container helped me decipher between kimchi and pickled cucumbers. I plan on buying more so I can store more foods in my fridge. These are a hard, clear plastic that have seal tight lids. I do believe placing soups in these would be no big deal, no spillage whatsoever. These were easy to clean and stack. The lids are the same size for all containers so you don't have to go looking for the right lid to the right container. All containers stack within themselves and the lids stack on top of them. Easy storage. You won't be disappointed in buying these.

These are good bins. The lids are fairly tight fitting. I bake a lot and these keep my sugars and nuts fresh. Their rectangular shape fit in my fridge nicely. They are not my favorite containers though. I prefer my progressive containers with hinged lids for my flours of which I usually have at least half a dozen. Still these are fine for what they are.

Very elegant and minimalist storage. They are airtight! Clever design. We put about 6 regular spaghetti packages in the largest one. We will get more sets!

First of all, these containers look great: clean, straight rectangular lines and genuinely transparent plastic that will look good in a wide variety of kitchens. Because of their shape, they don't waste a lot of space on your kitchen shelves like so many curved containers, but fit beside each other more like LEGO bricks. They stack well even though they don't snap together; a rim around the lid of each container keeps another stacked container in place.On the other hand, these violate a central principle of just about anything I bring into my kitchen: they must be hand washed. That wouldn't be such a problem, except that it turns out the lids stain orange if they come in contact with tomato sauce, so if you don't wash them right away, you risk permanent discoloration.Also, the lids have puckery edges at points from how they were packed, and thus don't fit securely on the containers. Since I'm picky about staleness and often have pantry moths, this isn't good. I'm hoping to try a hair dryer to smooth out the lid edges and hope they don't melt.Overall, a great design appearance-wise, but could use some improvements in construction.

The media could not be loaded.  I was happy to get these because they seemed like they'd be good. The lid is a little goofy in the way it suctions down, but seemed to be pretty good suction. The actual containers, however, are absolutely NOT microwave safe. I tried to warm up some potatoes in the container and it went crazy melty on me. First time I've experienced that with a product. They need to make it clear in the description that these are not microwaveable (it currently doesn't say that). I'll just be safer with my other units that still are in good shape.

I like the simplicity of these, they all open and close easily while also keeping a tight seal to keep things fresh inside.

The containers are cute and good for pantry storage for my dry goods, and it’s nice that they can stack on top of each other. Little pricey though in my opinion