Belwares Revolving Spice Rack Organizer - Spinning Countertop Herb and Spice Organizer with 12 Glass Jar Bottles and Labels (Spices Not Included)

I'm amazed by this set because it's nicer than I hoped for.It's a wonderful way to store spices.I bought two because I'm a big spice user, but I only opened one initially to examine it thoroughly before deciding to keep the second. Well, now both are open and set up in my kitchen.Both came completely assembled, much to my delight, and I just had to pull the whole set out of the box each time and carefully cut away a bubble wrap cover and two shrink-wrap covers and then carefully remove four small, cardboard placeholders from each set. That's it. Then the revolving spice holder was all set, except that I washed all the little spice bottles in the dishwasher and the component lids that come with the spice bottles in soapy water in the sink. I probably could've washed the lids in the dishwasher, too, but I didn't, for unrelated reasons. But speaking of the spice bottle lids, the lids are wonderful because they fit well on the bottles, they have a slightly rubberized texture for a tighter fit, and they have two components so that they have three slots: a fine-grain shaker slot; a coarse-grain shaker slot; and a small slot to scoop from. It's pretty spiffy.One last thing and this might be important to you. I did have to find some small labels. I chose round, black,1.5 inch diameter circular, preprinted ones, and here's why: the jars are very pretty and the spices look nice in the jars. They really do look very pretty in the counter. Labels would mar their appearance slightly, although these curcular labels wouldn't be bad. After a lot of thought, I realized I pretty much know what a jar of, for example, chili powder looks like. Still, I think I ought to label my spices, just in case. Therefore, I bought the little, round labels and put them inconspicuously on the bottoms of the jars. Now every jar is carefully labeled, but you have to pick it up to see what it is - a system that is working very well since I know what every spice looks like already. My neighbor said the round labels would have been pretty enough to put on the front of the jars, but I don't know - I like them out of sight like this better.So anyway, all in all, this is a fantastic way to store your spices. These revolving carousels work very smoothly, these jars are well-shaped and sturdy, and these lids are well-designed.

The package for this product came well in tact. Unlike most products it felt secure and packed in a way that shows pride and care in their products.I like that the products look exactly as they appear. Polished tops with sleek glass structure it looks expensive and doesn't feel cheap at all. The fact that they come in a glass container is really appealing as I've recently been switching out my plastics glass. The canisters are about a few inches tall. I would compare to a medium size seasoning container bought at your local grocery store. The containers have tops that screw on and off with three different opening which is a good thing. The tops actually make me feel as though my spices will stay fresh longer. I really love the look of these.My roommates love the containers as much as I do. I think we all had some fun deciding what spices to add. The only issue I have is that it doesn't come with labels; not really a big deal, depending on how you look at it. You always have more flexibility in providing your own which we did. Picking up the rack with the containers inside is not recommended haha. Though I don't know why a person would be moving a spice rack in fear of dropping the spices... so this should not really be an issue. Despite portable mobility the rack is incredibly sturdy, even with the spices inside. When turning the rack I don't get the glasses falling out or wobbling around. Putting the items in the rack is a little tricky at first, but you'll get used to it. I like that you can spin the handle on the top to access the spices on the other sides, its feels weird at first, but its quite useful in its own right. This rack seemed like the best offer and I so far I do not regret the purchase. At some point I ill be buying an additional, but for now I'm happy with the two I bought.Really great product. The little stuff I mentioned is just me being picky. Really the best products I've found and I've looked for about 2 days. I plan to get another set soon so I hope this gives you an idea of how much I like this product. 5 stars because its every bit worth it.

It's pretty nice.I purchased it because it seemed higher quality than the majority of the mass of other cheap spice racks on Amazon. In that regard, I am happy with my purchase and I still think I was correct in my assumption.Pros:- Small, fits in a pretty tight space- Spins around effortlessly- Includes large spice jars that feel high quality- Jars that are generic and not pre-labeled so you can put any spices you want in any jar you want- Stainless steel parts look niceCons:- No labels included at all. If you label them yourself with tape or even a label gun, you risk that really nice-looking spice rack not looking quite so nice. And if you don't label them, you'd better know your spices really well!- There are cheap-looking plastic parts on both the rack and the jars. I can't really speak to the build quality (nothing's broken yet after a few months of use and I'm happy with how it's been working) but it does detract from the appearance of an otherwise-premium-looking spice rack.Overall, I love it, and I'm considering getting a second one so that all of my spices can have such a convenient, attractive home.

I've had my set for about 2 years and I haven't had many issues. It's pretty and functional. The only issue I've had is that often times removing the lid to refill is difficult because of spices getting stuck in the threading. And I think that lead to the weakening of one bottle because it broke a couple minutes after I filled it and put it away. Guess that's why the warranty is only 1 year and not lifetime. Baby it and you'll be fine, still recommend.