ComSaf Glass Storage Containers with Lids

The seal is good but not commercial-grade airtight. The bamboo lids create a snug fit that works well for short to medium-term tea storage—customers mention keeping flour, rice, and coffee beans fresh for weeks. However, a few reviewers note the seal isn't tight enough for long-term preservation or moisture-sensitive items. For everyday tea rotation, they'll keep your leaves fresh, but if you're storing rare teas for months, you might want containers with rubber gasket seals.

This is the most common concern in reviews—the glass is definitely on the thinner side. Multiple customers describe it as 'fragile' and say it feels like it could break easily if bumped or dropped. The good news? They arrive well-protected with foam packaging, and many people use them successfully on open shelving. Just handle them with care and avoid placing them where they might get knocked over. They're more display-quality than industrial-strength.

The glass jars are dishwasher-safe, but the bamboo lids are not. Several reviewers specifically mention you need to hand wash the wooden lids and shouldn't soak them, as prolonged water exposure can damage the wood. It's a minor inconvenience but worth it for the aesthetic appeal—most people say the lids are easy enough to wipe clean by hand.

Each jar holds about 1 quart (32 oz), which is perfect for storing 6 different tea varieties—think your daily breakfast blend, Earl Grey, green tea, herbal bedtime tea, and a couple specialty options. The clear glass makes it easy to identify each tea at a glance, and customers love how they look lined up on a counter or shelf. You could fit roughly 4-8 oz of loose leaf tea per jar depending on the density of the leaves.

A couple reviewers mention an initial smell from the bamboo lids when first unboxing, but it dissipates quickly. The glass itself is odorless and won't transfer any flavors to your tea. If you're sensitive to new wood smells, just air out the lids for a day or two before storing your tea. The clear glass material is completely neutral, which is ideal for preserving your tea's authentic flavor profile.

There's some inconsistency here—a few customers report the dimensions or capacity don't match the listing exactly, and some mention the jars in their set had uneven heights or off-center lids. Most people find them adequate for the 1-quart capacity, but if you need precise measurements for a specific storage solution, you might want to verify with a measuring cup when they arrive. The quality control seems a bit variable between batches.