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ãSet of 8ãThis set come with 8 pack same size fridge organizer bins with lid. Each bin measures Approx. 10.3â L Ã 6â W Ã 3â H.

ãSuperior QualityãESARORA pantry storage bins made of durable high quality 100% food safe, BPA free and shatter-resistant plastic. Clear design can see what's inside at a glance.

"li" ãStackable With LidsãThis refrigerator organizer bins designed with practical carry handles and lids. Lids can protect the contents of orgianizer bins from crushed, prevent moisture and dust for keeping fresh; Also can effectively prevent foods with strong flavours and smells from tainting other food in fridge. Stackable with lids can save your space and bring more convenience to you. "li" ãMulti-useãOur plastic pantry storage racks can ideal for fruits, vegetables yogurts, canned goods, food packets, cheese, meat, dry goods; Also ideal for kitchens, countertops, pantry shelves, refrigerators, freezers, cabinets, or as drawer organizers. "li" ãNoticeãDo not place the plastic storage bins in dishwasher. Please clean with hands using mild detergent and water (temperature range -20 degree to 50 degree). Contact us if you have any problem, we will solve it for you within 24 hours.

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Package Included: 8 small fridge organizer bins

Why choose ESARORA organizer bins?

ESARORA refrigerator storage bins made of durable high quality, BPA free plastic. The clear and stackable design will bring the convenience to your life. It will come with the lids so can protect food or snacks clean and fresh. Perfect for kitchens, freezers, cabinets etc.

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Please donât put this storage bins into dishwasher. Please clean it with hands by using mild detergent and water;

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