Everlock Pop&Lock Airtight Food Storage Containers with Lids for Organizing Pantry – Canisters Sets for the Kitchen Counter – Coffee, Flour and Sugar Containers or Candy Jars

I have used this container every day for the last several months. We put our coffee grounds it in. We keep it in the freezer, so most of my review comes from us keeping it in the freezer.I love the container because it’s very space friendly while having a decent capacity. It fits in the door easily.Once we take the container out, we do have to move quickly. It condenses quickly, but again, it’s been in the freezer so I do expect it. The coffee grounds stick to the top and don’t easily dust off as I quickly learned my first time putting grounds in. They immediately stuck.After several months, it’s still in perfect condition. There aren’t any cracks or chips. The package did say do not drop this and I would agree. It is very sturdy plastic but I do think that if it fell it may chip.It’s very easy to use. Twist one way to unlock and twist the other way to lock. Ive had the opportunity to replace my coffee grounds container but I’m very happy with this one!

I was looking for a good storage air tight container for my coffee beans to keep them fresh, and I definitely like a see through so I can tell right away when I’m running low. Without fresh coffee in the morning I might as well stay in bed. Anyway, the clear see through black storage containers aren’t something you see every day, so I thought this might be cool.I thought 1.2L would be big, but it was a lot smaller than I expected, but it ended up being a good size as it doesn’t take up too much space next to my coffee maker. Overall, I like the turn top with the matte finished top, it makes it a lot easier to grip and open than those other smooth plastic tops. It also seems to keep it fairly airtight as it takes a little effort to pop open the top once you unlock it.My only gripe about it is cleaning the top. The instructions didn’t show how to properly clean, so I washed the top let it dry and the next day it was still wet, as water got into the lid. I tried watching their videos for cleaning it, but it was out dated. I ended up just risking it and prying off the top with the back part of a spoon and it came off. There ended up being some water left inside, so I just had to wash it again and let it dry.I definitely think this is a pretty good canister, but I have to dock them a little for lack of instructions on how to clean their product. I’d rather have full printed instruction then trying to find a video on how to do it. It’s not that hard to include a diagram of prying the top off.

My husband grinds our preferred coffee beans once a week and stores the ground coffee in the fridge to keep it fresh. He was using a (very) old Trader Joe's coffee can to store it, and while he was attached to it because he'd stuck on the labels from our favorite coffees, I was not thrilled that the can was looking a bit disreputable. I've tried to replace it a few times and struck out, but this canister pleases even him. For one thing, the 1.2 liter size is just right to hold a week's worth of ground coffee. Second, it's see-through, so we can tell at a glance if our supply is running low sooner than we expect. Third and best, it has an excellent vacuum seal that does indeed make the top a bit harder to remove, but definitely keeps the coffee fresher longer. We have a win-win-- we are both very pleased with this storage jar!

I was disappointed with Everlock's Pop&Lock Food Storage Container.I've been using OXO POP containers, which actually cost less than this one. And I like the OXO far better.My container had an odor on arrival but washing should take care of that.The top fits the canister well, but it's difficult to remove with just one hand. The knob turns to lock the container, but I'd rather the OXO pop-up seal. It's easier to use.I won't be buying more of these.

Let me just put this out there. We are coffee snobs. As such, we always buy whole bean and grind it ourselves. And we never, ever keep our coffee in the freezer! But we do need to store it somewhere, and sometimes the bag it came in tears, so that's not always an option. So this container keeps my coffee just right. I like that it has a smoky tint to it so it helps protect my coffee beans from natural light. I also love the locking top on it so it keeps my coffee fresh and delicious. I wish it came with a scoop, but you can pick those up easily enough. But this is the one container I use daily to scoop up my beans and make my morning brew. It's easy to use, and I hand wash the lid but can put the canister in the dishwasher on the top rack.

It's almost impossible to keep grains and flour, especially whole wheat flour, bug free during a Georgia summer. (Yes our home is air conditioned and clear.) We've have a number of containers that have seemed to be airtight, but were not effective. We generally store flours that are prone to infestation in the refrigerator. This Everlock container looks to be well made and tightly sealed. You open it by twisting the circular piece in the top, and you seal it by twisting the top in the opposite direction. It seems to make a tight seal. I tested it by the holding the time and shaking it while it was filled with flour. The top eventually slipped off, but not right away. It would take pretty strong bug to get into this one--but we grow 'em strong here. We've had this container filled with flour for about two weeks. So far, so good. Time will tell. The product page claims that this containers are stackable. That's a very nice feature if you have more than one of these containers. I can't test it because I have only one. We have the 1.2 liter container--that's a little over a quart. Wish it were larger.

The media could not be loaded. This is the first container who promised it’s air tight and it really is. I use it for coffee beans to lock the flavor perfectly. I hope they will have larger size in the future.