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Baum Glass & Wood Airtight Canister
Baum Glass & Wood Airtight Canister
Baum Glass & Wood Airtight Canister

Baum Glass & Wood Airtight Canister

Kinto
Sale price$32.00
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    BAUM is a heat-resistant glass canister with a wooden lid made of acacia. The gently curving form is comfortable to hold, and the lid is designed so that canisters stack stably. It comes with a silicone ring for tight sealing and is ideal for storing dried foods.

    Brand: Kinto

    Made Of: Body: Heat-resistant glass, Lid: Natural wood (acacia, oil finish), Sealing: Silicone

    Sustainability Practices: Brand ships carbon neutral, ships with sustainable packing materials, conscious about choosing eco-friendly materials for creation of products, committed to  improving and reducing environmental impacts.

    End of Life: Recycle Glass. Take seal tight off of wood. Compost wood. 

    Size:

    • Small: 4.4 x H3.7 in / 15.2 oz
    • Medium: 4.4 x H5.5 in / 27.1 oz

    Made In: China

    Product Care: Glass is microwave and dishwasher safe. Sealing is also dishwasher safe. 
    Baum Glass & Wood Airtight Canister
    Baum Glass & Wood Airtight Canister Sale price$32.00

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