Home Basics Tin Canister/Container for Kitchen Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Cookies, Food, Flour, Baked Goods & Laundry Storage

This is a great little container. I had some items that I wanted to keep outside, but didn't want them to get wet, or be visible. This was the perfect solution. It looks great on a shelf I have on our balcony, and works just right for what I needed. The lid fits nice and tight. Great value for the money, and the color is perfect.

This is a cute tin. Good size. I can fit two boxes of tea bags in there. More if they are looser tea bags and not the traditional flat filter ones. Perfect color!

These & the larger bread boxes, are beautiful & made well. I use them for many, many things, including paperwork that needs protecting but not a locked device. My vitamins are kept fresher & now, in one place. The expensive 6 lb packages of cat food, now have a safe & pretty place to stay fresher, too! I'd love to have some that are stackable, & a shorter, wider/longer box for vitamins & such..... Time for color choices, y'all 'cause these are a great, multi-use product to give & receive!

I use this little tin under my kitchen sink to hold dishwashing pods, and it works great! The lid fits snugly, and the ice blue color is really nice.

Love it. It’s such a pretty color to store my tea and have it on the counter.

We purchased two of these canisters. We wanted something that would sit on the counter and be easy to open but fit snug enough. These are it! We have two pets, and we placed decorative labels on each with the pet's name and it is so easy to lift the lid but it fits snug enough not to attract bugs or rodents. They are a pretty blue too! Easy to clean and just big enough.

This is colorful, and a small cheerful accent piece for many places around the house. However I wouldn’t use it to hold any sort of foodstuff, even crackers or cookies, as crumbs are likely to work their way into the seams. And this is a difficult item to clean — at best you can wipe it out with a damp cloth. No dunking in the sink or running it through the dishwasher. So what can you put in it then? In the kitchen maybe matchbooks, birthday candles, twist ties or a roll of twine. In the bathroom maybe cotton balls, q-tips, flossers and oh, yeah, matchbooks. Basically this is a piece you buy for its aesthetics and not its utility. And I’d feel better about the former if it didn’t have a pronounced seam running down one side. Ultimately it is what it is, and I can’t say I’d buy it again. But if it’s exactly the accent piece you’ve been looking for who says you have to put anything in it at all!

This little canister fits perfectly in my beach themed bathroom. Use it for all sorts of toiletries. Perfect for storing all sorts of things in it. Very sturdy and well made.

Actually used in the laundry room. I had the scent booster beads in a clear acrylic container but they ate away at it. Bought this as it matched the color scheme in the laundry room. Put a metal scoop in it for the beads and it works great and looks really nice.

We love that it adds a splash of colour, and it’s a nice size. We use it to store our every day tea bags. It looks a little more interesting on the shelf than the cardboard box they come in

Very retro, adorable and LOVE the color but be mindful of size. It's not very big but holds the perfect amount of kcups! The cute coffee sign is also from Amazon. Banana in photo for scale.

Good to store items like rice, flour, teabag or sugar on kitchen counter.

Love the colour price and lid fits well to hold a can of coffee big enough for the large can of Tim Hortons. Looks perfect with my kitchen decor and added flare to my little modest kitchen.