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1. Material and structure of glass storage jars
Made of glass, usually paired with metal, plastic, or wooden lids, some with sealing gaskets.
The can body is transparent or frosted, with various shapes (round, square, with handle, etc.), and the capacity ranges from tens of milliliters to several liters.
2. Core functions
Sealed storage: moisture-proof, dust-proof, insect proof, suitable for storing dry goods, seasonings, snacks, etc.
Intuitive and visible: The transparent design is clear at a glance, and the contents can be viewed without opening the lid.
Safe and stable: Glass is odorless and non-toxic, does not absorb odors, and does not react with food.
3. Common uses
Kitchen: Contains dry food, spices, tea, coffee beans, homemade jam, etc.
Home: Store stationery, handmade materials, cosmetics, medicines, and other small items.
Decoration: Insert dried flowers, install colorful lights, make candlesticks, or pair with labels to become display ornaments.
4. Main types
Sealed jar: with buckle or knob cover, emphasizing airtightness (such as Mason jar).
Wide mouth jar: With a wide opening, it is convenient to access and store block shaped items such as candies and nuts.
Packaging can: small capacity portable, suitable for travel or packaging skincare products.
5. Key points for purchasing
Sealing: Priority should be given to silicone rings or tightly threaded covers.
Temperature resistance: When refrigeration or heating is required, confirm whether the glass is heat-resistant and antifreeze.
Convenience: Select additional functions such as handles and measuring cup scales according to the purpose.
6. Precautions
Avoid light storage: It is recommended to use dark cabinets or amber glass jars for sensitive items such as spices and essential oils.
Anti fall and anti-collision: Glass is fragile and should be kept away from places where children or pets are prone to falling.
Category | Description |
Material & Build | Made of glass with metal/plastic/wooden lids; some have silicone seals for airtightness. |
Primary Uses | - Kitchen: Dry goods, spices, tea, coffee, homemade preserves.- Home: Crafts, stationery, toiletries.- Decor: Flowers, fairy lights, display pieces. |
Key Features | - Airtight storage (blocks moisture/dust).- Transparent for easy visibility.- Non-toxic & odor-resistant. |
Common Types | - Sealed jars (Mason-style for preserves).- Wide-mouth jars (for bulky items like nuts).- Mini jars (travel/portion-sized). |
Selection Tips | - Prioritize tight-sealing lids (silicone gaskets).- Check heat resistance for freezing/heating.- Opt for ergonomic designs (handles, pour spouts). |
Limitations | - Fragile (avoid drops/knocks).- Light exposure (use dark storage for light-sensitive items). |
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