Gamma2Gamma Seal Lid- Pet Food Storage Container Lids - Fits 3.5, 5, 6, & 7 Gallon Buckets, White, 6-Count, Made in USA

Works great with food-grade 5-gallon plastic buckets. I use the buckets to store rice. I buy the rice in 50-lb sacks (cheaper per pound) from a local Asian foods market and then store it in the buckets. The Gamma seal lids can be a little tough to snap onto the bucket all the way around. Using your body weight can help, just be careful if you tend to be clumsy so the bucket doesn't tip over and out from underneath you. The lids provide a good seal for the buckets to keep the rice fresh, and it is much easier to open the lids using the Gamma seal lid rather than trying to pry a regular plastic bucket lid off the top of the bucket. I imagine there are other dry foods you could store this way but you might need to use mylar bags and oxygen absorber packets to prevent spoilage. Check out any "prepper" food storage literature and you will see these lids are frequently recommended.

Got tired of taking off 5 gal bucket lids so I got these for bulk food storage at home. Now it's really easy to just unscrew the lid and get what you need.Installation tip: you can bang these on with your hand, but use a rubber mallet. Makes the install super easy and it's easier to keep the seal level on the bucket. Bonus: our bucket lids were made in Stow, Ohio!

Fantastic, well-made lid. I will not hesitate to purchase more for storage items.

Just as I expected and quick shipping

Here in Hawaii with it's perfect climate it is a paradise for both man and bugs. Had purchased this brand before from a cyber Monday pet website as an ant deterrent for food stuffs. Love the effectiveness of this product but hated the expense of it. With this 6 pack I am able to store even more pasta, flour products and rice using inexpensive 5 gallon buckets from Lowes. They stack neatly and are convenient to get into and out. The double o-ring at the rim and the cover assure it's seal. I filled the bucket with water and turned it over with no leakage. While it is relatively easy to install, once on it ain't coming off. Am having little luck finding 7 gallon buckets but found an idea to cut off the top quarter of a 5 gallon pail and glue it onto the top of another 5 gallon bucket increasing the size of storage. That will be a future project should the bucket itself say crack on the sides or bottom. While I did not need all 6 of the covers I had no problem finding people to share in the cost for the unneeded ones.

They are the hallmark but wished they weren't so expensive for plastic.

These were very easy to install compared to another brand I had bought on Amazon that I couldn’t get to fit my 5 gallon buckets. These took some effort but easily one person job. Will order again if I need more in the future!

I just got six and will prob get another six. Some reviews mention the ring is hard to get on, but I just removed the inner lid and it snapped on with a little elbow grease.Another review says you can get them for $2 cheaper at Home Depot. Well, maybe if they have them in stock and I could prob order them for store pick up, but delivery was within 48 hours and it's 20 miles to the big box stores, so it worked out for me.For about $15 total per bucket and lid, you've got something which can stack, store about 25 pounds of flour, is food grade and relatively critter proof. If you had them on a boat, they would certainly float if one got overboard.These would be also be great for contractors with insert trays.

I re-ordered lids to replace old ones I've had a long time and used to work great. I ordered six lids and tested three of the six with terrible results.The way I tested was by filling a bucket with about a gallon of water, putting the lid on tightly, and inverting. I tried this with two separate buckets that both sealed with my old lids. All three new lids leaked badly, ranging from a waterfall to a continuous drip. Ridiculous!After looking at the lids carefully, it seems like the quality control in Gamma manufacturing process is now leaving plastic "spurs" in multiple places on the lids, and particularly terrible there are large ridges under the rubber seals. These plastic ridges combined with the lower quality and thinner seals on the new lids prevent them from sealing reliably. Google this and you'll see videos. Anyway these are way too expensive for this disappointing level of quality. Do not recommend.