Set of 24 Magnetic Spice Jars, Shake or Pour Containers Attach to Most Refrigerator Doors & Appliances, Seasoning Dispensers- Easy Open Window Top Shakers- Salt Pepper Organizers, Space Saving Baking

Got these for my daughter and we have them in a drawer. Every once in a while (usually when their careless roommate borrows them) the tops don't stay on well and spices spill, but because of this, I would not mount them vertically on the fridge. Also, spices look alike so seeing through them is not the best - you need to add labels. Our first package many were dented, but we ordered a new set and they were better.

I've read that some people are having a hard time with the magnets. I use mine on the side of the fridge, not the door, so they don't get jostled or shaken and they grip quite firmly. I don't know why you would put them on the door, unless you don't have access to the sides. My problem is that some of the lids aren't very tight. This means you have to be really careful and grab them by the base when you're taking one off the fridge. Also, they're not airtight - several of my powdered spices have turned into a small square brick after sitting in the container for a few months. I'm going to try a different brand and see if they work better.

these are great, roomy, the top snaps on, the magnets are very strong and hold onto the side of fridge firmly. i washed and dried then filled with spices. no labels so i wrote spice name on side with magic marker. i have 12 more to put on fridge / i really like them and glad i bought!

So I have a lot of spices and they ate up a lot of valuable counter and/or cabinet space so being able to have them up on the fridge is just fantastic. There is a bit of a trick to getting them down, you really need to make sure you grab the metal sides and not the top which will totally pop off in your hand and spill your spices everywhere. I have managed w/o issue so far, my husband learned to be more careful after spilling cinnamon everywhere. I am considering some small tabs of tape on the edges to reduce the risk of pulling the lids off accidentally but we'll see if ut is needed. I have only had them up a few weeks so we'll see how they do long term. But, so far so good.Of the 3 packs of 24 I got I only had 1 magnet that wasn't quite as strong as the others and slides a little so I just made sure it had something light inside and it has held up alright. The others all had very strong holds, which is why you want to be sure to grip the metal sides well.Oh, also recommend keeping the pour spout corner on the top, so really fine powder spices don't sift out.

Already invested my spices in them so can’t. Go back now to return as I threw all my spice containers in recycling. But I had to push some tins so that the lids don’t easily fall off. One or two of the jars were dented when received and two has loose top lids where you sprinkle or open to pour. Thinking of using clear tape to fix the issues. Not cool. Would be amazing if it didn’t have those issues2 weeks later and I am loosing expensive spices. Super disappointed and only thing I could do is tape the darn lid. Can’t place it on fridge door as it just opens and spills randomly. Recycled all my other good spice containers hoping I made space saving move. But wasting spices it worth it. Lame

Product seems great, but make sure not to have Amazon deliver without their additional packaging as the seller packages this in shrink wrap, not a box. So if you select to save on packaging Amazon puts it in a bag which doesn’t protect the pieces from dents. Most have minor dents on them. I might return them, but they all function and you won’t see the dents with them on my fridge.

I got a pack of 6 to try out. I like them, especially for the spices I use most often. However, the “sprinkle” option (you fold a corner of the lid back to expose the holes) is pretty useless, unless you’re being very very sparing with your spices and they are very fine powder. I’m a baby about too much heat but even I had to use the “pour” option for cayenne if I didn’t want to stand there shaking all night.Also, labels would be nice but you can just write on them with Sharpie and it stays.They look nice, stick well, and each holds a full standard style spice jar’s contents.I’ll buy 6 more.

Not a great design. Not air tight. Useless in Houston (and other humid places) because of the humidity. Also caps are slightly loose which will eventually allow spices to slowly work their way around the cap, making a mess when opening to put a measuring spoon in or to refill. I will be looking for replacements. Also, shipping was problematic because six spice containers are packaged in shrink-wrap (the old-fashioned hard plastic kind) and then shipped in a bag! The shrink-wrap broke apart during shipping and the loose containers got dented. The magnetic strength is mediocre, probably okay for a fridge. Overall, save your money and spend it elsewhere.

Love them! They adhere really well to the black side of my stainless steel fridge and stack in a neat little rectangle.It cleared up so much space on my counter!

So far they are fantastic! Magnet seems very strong and lids pop on and off tightly. I originally wanted glass containers but I couldn’t find any without reviews about sliding do to weight. These are very light weight and the magnets seem quite strong, I have high hopes for durability so far. I love the look and the extra counter space I have freed up.Only complaints I have so far is that I didn’t find them sooner and one of the sprinkle shaker tabs, doesn’t stay shut. I might try to glue it so it stays closed because I wasn’t planning on using the pop up tabs anyways.

The magnet is strong and it also helped that they’re sitting on top of a metal frame of my pantry. The materials look good quality and the size is not bad. Loving these so far!

Two of mine came dented even though the box was intact.

They let moisture in everything has gone hard.