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The Tromso 560ml Storage Jar is an ideal solution for home cooks and organizers looking to maintain pantry freshness while keeping ingredients visible. This elegant glass canister features an acacia wood lid with a secure silicone seal, making it perfect for storing dry goods like coffee, nuts, and spices. While its compact 560ml capacity is excellent for countertop accessibility, users should note that the jar is not intended for liquid storage or high-pressure vacuum sealing.
| Series | Maison By Premier Tromso |
|---|---|
| Brand | Premier Housewares |
| Container Volume | 560ml |
The glass jar is dishwasher safe, but the acacia wood lid must be hand washed to preserve its natural finish.
No, this jar is designed for dry storage only and is not leak-proof for liquids.
The jar holds 560ml of volume.
It is recommended to occasionally treat the wood with food-safe mineral oil to prevent drying and maintain its luster.
While the lids are flat, the jars are not specifically designed for locking stacks, so use caution if stacking.
Ensure the silicone seal is correctly aligned in the lid groove and not pinched or twisted.
Check the silicone seal for any debris or residue. Wipe the seal clean and ensure it is pressed firmly into the glass rim.
Before first use, wash the glass jar with warm soapy water and rinse thoroughly. The acacia wood lid should be wiped clean with a damp cloth rather than submerged in water, as excessive moisture can cause the natural wood to warp or lose its finish. Ensure the silicone seal is properly seated in the groove of the lid to maintain the airtight function. When stacking or storing, place the jars on stable, flat surfaces and avoid hitting the glass edges against hard surfaces to prevent chipping.
