Would these be able to hold something that's in a liquid, or might they leak if tipped? Thank you so much!
137842
Yes, you can put liquid in, but make sure they do not get squished. With pressure in a box they could get crushed and leak.But I've stacked several with salad dressings and sauces in lunches and they survived with no problems.
137843
I use these mostly for my husbands lunches for things like pork and beans, pudding, olives, etc. However I just went and took one, filled it with water and put it on it's side and nothing came out so I shook it a bit and still nothing. When I press on the sides of the container the top bows up so even the air is staying in. I think they are mostly air tight and so far, I've never had one leak in my husbands lunch before. One caveat, these are plastic so if a lid or container is ever so slightly warped, it could possibly leak I suppose. Hope that helps you. I love these for lunches and portion control and I've bought them more than once. I use these mostly for my husbands lunches for things like pork and beans, pudding, olives, etc. However I just went and took one, filled it with water and put it on it's side and nothing came out so I shook it a bit and still nothing. When I press on the sides of the container the top bows up so even the air is staying in. I think they are mostly air tight and so far, I've never had one leak in my husbands lunch before. One caveat, these are plastic so if a lid or container is ever so slightly warped, it could possibly leak I suppose. Hope that helps you. I love these for... » Read More I use these mostly for my husbands lunches for things like pork and beans, pudding, olives, etc. However I just went and took one, filled it with water and put it on it's side and nothing came out so I shook it a bit and still nothing. When I press on the sides of the container the top bows up so even the air is staying in. I think they are mostly air tight and so far, I've never had one leak in my husbands lunch before. One caveat, these are plastic so if a lid or container is ever so slightly warped, it could possibly leak I suppose. Hope that helps you. I love these for lunches and portion control and I've bought them more than once. « Show Less
137844
About 5 ounces. I store liquids in them as long as they are not squeezed it should be fine.
818480
Definitely might leak. Great size for just a taste, but if left on their side it is possible to leak. It didn't seem to have a really strong seal. I do like them for herbs.
2188356
I do not know for sure if they would leak. The lids are very nice though. I am sorry, I have not yet tried to see if they would leak while packed in a lunch bag.
132206
I use these to share scotch whiskey with friends. So far no leaks and ive reused them a few times. I wouldn't dish wash the caps though. That might make them leak.
453798
I've not used them for liquid and don't know that I would. It's a little piece of plastic that may leak if you use liquid. I've used it for cupcakes successfully
889235
I only use them for water, but simply put - if you close the lid and turn it upside down nothing comes out. So I would assume no matter what liquid you put in there it would not leak out.
1124113
I would say yes, as you have to fill them in an upright position - I use a freezer safe cup, or the fluid will leak out around the cap, before the are frozen.
457388
Hello, no that is what is so great, I can put them in my wine fridge on their side and have not had one leak. I would recommend.
2276378
The cover is made of cork and while it fits in pretty snug I don't think I would try to use them for liquid unless you were sure it wasn't going to tip.
644185
My experience was that they were only leak proof if they remain total upright. I had so many things leak out of them including yogurt if they fell over!
1217831
I did not try these with liquids but I would not recommend it for storing. If you wanted to put some oils in a capsule just before swallowing these should be fine. I don't believe any two part capsule like this would seal well enough for storing liquid.
129276
My son uses them and is very hard on them. They've never leaked. I also use them and have not had any leaking issues. Very well made containers.
720889
They would hold liquid if you tighten the lid enough, but they would be messy when you open them if they are shaken in transportation.
1626353
I wouldnt recommend these b/c you can only fit like 1 or 2 oz of fluid in them, otherwise they tip over and make a huge mess
2145575
I have not used mine yet to test it out however they appear to be well made but i dont know if i would trust it to hold ice without leaking though.
140753
I do, but they would leak liquids if tipped over. I really like mine a lot and have thought about ordering more.
1274012
They work alright for small leaks, they would hold about 1/2 cup of liquid (just a guess). These are good size for a chair, the couch and a seat in the car. Not OK for beds, these are too small for that.