How to Safely Store Your Infinity Jars Containers

The Best Places to Store UV Glass Jars and Bottles

One of the best things about Infinity Jars containers is that they’re durable and long-lasting. It’s why they’re such a steal. They’re made of thick glass that won’t easily break or crack, which means that you’ll likely be using these jars and bottles for a very long time.

Storing them in the best places possible can help keep these UV glass jars and bottles safe and clean. Make sure that you keep them in consistent temperatures, someplace with consistent levels of humidity, to avoid cracks from forming.

Overhead Cabinets

Overhead cabinets with glass doors are great for storage, since you can easily see where you’re storing which jars and bottles. Add to that the fact that overhead cabinets can keep their contents dust-free. The glass doors will also display your high-quality and stylish UV glass jars and make them easier to keep track of.

Of course, if you don’t have cabinets with glass doors, it’s not a problem. You can still store your UV glass jars and bottles without having to worry about the accumulation of dust. Overhead cabinets are great for storing containers that you use a lot, especially in cooking, since they’re easily accessible.

Display Cabinets

You may remember seeing one of those china cabinets at your grandma’s house when you go visit her. If you have something similar at home, but you don’t really have fine china to store in it, you can store your UV glass containers instead. You’ll be able to display your sleek jars and bottles while keeping dust and dirt away. The shelves are also more likely to be easier to reach, reducing the risks of accidents.

Shelves

You may not have overhead cabinets, or you may be using them already for something else. Luckily, you can also store your UV glass jars and bottles in shelves, wherever they may be in your house. The one drawback is that shelves are usually open and are thus prone to accumulating dust.

Another drawback is that glass containers may not be as safe in shelves as they are in cabinets. Since shelves are usually open, their contents might be more difficult to secure.

Drawers

If keeping your glass jars and bottles safe is of utmost importance to you, drawers may be your best bet. You can keep their contents safe from dust and other kinds of dirt, and these contents also won’t easily slide off and go crashing to the floor. Not only that, they’re easily accessible as well. You’ll also likely find drawers in your kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, and office, which means you can easily and safely store your UV glass jars and bottles in various places in your house.

Your Bag or Luggage

While some of Infinity Jars containers may be too big or heavy to be considered portable, a lot of the jars and bottles are small and compact enough to easily fit into your pockets. You can bring them with you to work, to the grocery store, or even on long trips by land, sea, or air. The jars and bottles can store cosmetics, balms, essential oils, and various personal care products.

With the thick and durable UV glass, you won’t have to worry as much about cracks and breaks. Infinity Jars also makes sure that the lids and caps are airtight and leak-proof, making sure that messes are a very remote possibility.

Safe Storage Practices

It’s generally a bad idea to just haphazardly stash any kind of storage container anywhere and any how. For one thing, looking for anything could turn into an extremely stressful half-hour. You’ll also be increasing the chances of damage if you aren’t all that careful with how you stash your glass containers.

Think of your UV glass containers from Infinity Jars to be small investments. When you buy them, their returns are great and will keep coming for as long as you have a need for the jars and bottles. Here are a few ideas on how you can care properly for your investments.

Avoid Extreme Changes in Temperature

It’s well-known that glass containers don’t do well in extreme temperatures. However, this isn’t exactly accurate. It’s not so much high or low temperatures themselves that cause glass to shatter. Instead, it’s the abrupt and extreme change in temperature. Thus, it’s best to keep your UV glass containers away from extreme heat or cold.

Use Protection

As they say, you can never be too careful. However, when it comes to protecting your UV glass jars and bottles, you don’t have to go to extreme lengths. For example, if you’re storing the jars or bottles in a drawer, something simple like cardboard dividers can keep the containers separate and thus safer from breakage.

You can also keep the jars or bottles in their original packaging if you’re not using them. If you’re moving, for example, you can pack glass containers in bubble wrap. You can also use old dish rags or shirts as dividers or extra padding.

Avoid Stacking

Sure, Infinity Jars UV glass is thick and strong. However, there’s really no reason to test the limits of that durability at home. It’s best to avoid stacking other things, especially heavy objects, on top of the jars and bottles. If you’ll be hauling the containers in moving boxes, make sure to mark the boxes accordingly and make a note that no other boxes should be stacked above them.

References

https://www.houzz.com.au/ideabooks/77433846/list/where-to-store-your-glassware

https://www.sparefoot.com/self-storage/blog/7612-how-to-store-glassware/

https://www.reference.com/science/temperature-glass-shatter-6be218d01c0b6a95