Stainless steel without fingerprints

On the "Fingerprint Proof" stainless steel actually leaves no fingerprints. Because other manufacturers should take an example - there are unfortunately far too rare.
The box is recommended if you put on quality and timelessly modern look in the kitchen value. The 3-pack price of about 30, I find ok for the 1.4L cans. 16 for a 1.7L tin are still acceptable when you need only 1-2 pieces and would like to have a set. If I had not already had the 1.4L cans, I would not have bought the more for that price.

The 1.7L tin is good for flour suitable because one would nachstopfen in 1.4L cans. Also noodles and other large packs you get better under the 1.7L cans. A whole package of coffee or sugar fits perfectly into the 1.4L cans and cereal or rice come in mostly better under.

The only thing that bothers a little is that the doses are bad inside to dry, as for example the window transitions are a bit sharp and there are inside grooves. Thus, one should leave the cans prior to refilling dry a day on the air. Since that is the case in most other storage containers that are not in one piece, I take it from no point. It could only be avoided if the cans have a use without seam and no window. Reservoir of glass are of course better, but I decided against it because it is often the weight of thick glass underestimated and she drops quickly when you're careless.