Has anyone ever used these for storage lids, like Rubbermaid or Tupperware lids? I have square, rectangle and round lids.
808685
Yes, they work if the lids are round and not to thick. The bottoms are shaped and grooved to hold plates.
808686
I use mine for plates, but I think using them for tupperware lids is a great idea. There are little teeth at the bottom that help the plates from sliding around - they'd help section the lids, too, if you wanted to try and keep some semblance of order between the squares and the rounds, etc.
808687
Don't think the dish cradle is deep enough for lids. I have only used it for dishes. Sorry no better answer
246806
I used them fine. Just make sure the lid is on securely or you'll make a big mess.
1605231
they were intendedfor canning, but they will work as a regular sealing lid. lid needs to be fairly snug, but do not over tightenas it tends to deform gasket. also if jar seal edge and gasket are completely dry this may cause leakage. the gasket needs to slide on seal edge of jar so seal pressure. the only problems i have found is over tightening and dry on dry. one other thing is if it is not a canning style jar it may not seal, no matter what you do.
821302
Thank you for your inquiry. I believe they should work just fine with those lids. Thank you
489044
Did anyone find lids that worked for these? They are useless to me without luds, but maybe perfect with lids.
1774507
Look for lids on Amazon. These area a standard size and work very well. Great value.
2071269
I don't think they would work for pot lids, unless your lids have a wide lip on them, sorry
641092
I have a bigger size but assume the construction is the same. The lids fit snug but don't create an airtight seal; I'd tape them before storing them in a shed.
1583964
No, but we don't use the lids for much. Occasionally we will want to store something in frig so use lid to keep the stuff fresh. Not much help for you. Sorry.
813356
Not sure what does not fit but if the lids do not have a round handle it might be difficult to get lids to fit. And might require a custom bend if they are extra thick lids. Start from smallest to largest or largest lid to smallest lid. If all the lids are the same size and larger they may not fit.
962839
these storage boxes are the same size as the thicker variety and rectangular just the same as the others. They are thinner and you can put 2 side by side to equal 1 of the regular size. If you want the square shaped ones you would have to use the cd cases which are square exactly like the music cases with albums.
77354
These lids are made for the Nordic Ware half sheet pans but the tightness still varies between different lids and pans (of the same brand). I have also tested these lids on Chicago Metallic half sheet pans. They fit well but not to the point where you can lift the pan by the lid.
813363
Hmmm...I wonder if your lids are unusually thick or oddly shaped. Have you put them in as the photo indicates, with the smallest on the bottom and getting larger as they go up? Are you able to post a photo of your predicament?
120579
i don't know of any lids for these. checking website http://www.rev-a-shelf.com/p-257-accessories-lids-for-polymer-waste-containers.aspx it looks like they only make them for the larger waste bins.
457033
I'd love to know the same- I keep adding to my drawer of lid-less bottles, which I would def. buy replacement lids for. Defeats the purpose of a reusable bottle if I have to recycle them every time they get dropped....
502938
No. I purchased these hoping I could use them with my Ball plastic jar lids and unfortunately they did not work & my Ball lids still leaked.
1310774
They're not airtight. They're tight enough to stay on when not tossed around or shifted. But, they're definitely not like a Tupperware lid that seals shut.