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Customer Reviews of Anchor Hocking 3-Quart Heritage Hill Jar with Glass Lid
Customer Rating:  Summary: Quality product for a good price Comment: This is a nice, thick jar. True, there is no rubber seal around the lid, but it's only $10. If you need a jar to keep items fresh, you might want to spend a little more money for a nicer jar, but, if you just need a jar to put stuff in, this works great. I keep dog treats in it. The opening is nice and wide so I have no problems getting dog biscuits out of it. Customer Rating: Summary: Great canister! Comment: So happy with this purchase! I use it for storing sugar and it looks so nice on the counter. No, it doesn't have a seal, but I'm actually glad it doesn't. I also bought the larger one to store flour. Customer Rating:  Summary: Great jar but does not seal well Comment: I bought this jar to replace a broken one from Ikea that held marshmallows and other treats. The broken one had a lid that had a plastic/rubber seal that kept air from getting in - this jar's lid does not have any seal and just more or less sits loosely on the top of the jar. I'm using it, but I wouldn't buy it again for the purpose I wanted. Customer Rating: Summary: Huge Comment: The jar is very nice looking and it looks and feels like its good quality. However, it is HUGE. A lot bigger than I was expecting. It would pretty much hold a 10-lb bag of sugar. Customer Rating: Summary: Amazon Shopper Comment: These are perfect for storing the large quanities of teas I purchase off Amazon. They free up my cabinet space. Priced right too with the buy 4 and be charged for only 3, and free shipping because my total order was over $25. How can you beat it? With the price of gas so high I find myself shopping more and more at Amazon. More Reviews Item #: 69832TAH. Customers also search for: 3Qt Heritage Hill Jar W Cvr - storage glass Glassware Storage 
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Useful info -> Is stainless steel really stainless? Choose a good quality sink to avoid problems later. Buy cheap and you will discover that stainless steel can stain and even rust! Mild acids such as vinegar will promote rust in stainless steel where the nickel content is low. Stronger acids such as those used by photo processors will have a detrimental effect on all stainless steels. |
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