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Product details
KKC Borosilicate Glass Airtight Canister
KKC borosilicate Glass Storage Canister, Clasp Seal Canister With Bamboo Lid
Specification
Material: Borosilicate Glass
Lid: Bamboo
ColorTransparent Glass
Size: 500ML/850ML/1200ML/1600ML/2000ML
Weight(ounces): 12,3/17,6/19,4/22,9/26,4
Dimensions(inches): 3,93*3,93*3,14/3,93*3,93*5,11/3,93*3,93*7,08/3,93*3,93*9,44/3,93*3,93*11,91
Feature:
- anti-high temperature, low temperature resistance, corrosion resistance,
- The high quality metal clasps have corrosion resistance,
- TheTransparent glass jars, storage items are more intuitive and use sample convenient,
- The unique design of metal texture and bamboo cover is simple and generous, which can be used to decorate the home,
- The products can be used for the storage of tea, cereals, noodles, milk powder, biscuits and other foods,
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