Is the top lip rolled? Or is it flat? I do not want a rolled lip for a milk pail.
958492
This lip is "ROLLED" OUTWARDLY(NOT inwardly)...so that when you go to pour the milk out of it, it does NOT touch the Lip-seam, that happens to be on the Underneath side of the rim...on the outside of the bucket...does this help?Hope so...so Clara, you could still use it and have it be 'safe'.Sanitization would be fine. If you want it to be more perfect then this, then look for a FLAT EDGE top rim, this way it will insure that you have NO seams whatsoever in the rim area...Tip: Perhaps you can have a fabricator make a SEAMLESS one up for you.
420633
Mine are not completely flat, but they are more than others. I have never had any food roll off.
200564
I unrolled mine and let it sit flat for a while. I roll it with working surface side out. It seems that with use it seems to stay very flat for me. Others have said to slightly dampen the surface under it so it doesn't slip and stays flatter? hope this helps)
1185609
The top side (cutting surface) is flat BUT it has the slightest "lip" running around the edge. The surface is textured. The bottom side has little round feet.
2071435
Yup! (I just tested it a second ago) Once you pop the lid off, it is one smooth lip, no seams, no breaks or dribble edges like some other cups I have reviewed...
1007861
It is flat, but it is not smooth. The bottom is made up of what is meant to look like individual sticks pressed together. The "ridges and valleys" are about an eighth of an inch. We set glasses on it all the time with no risk of spill. We are very pleased with the quality of ours for the price.
1180129
The top is flat also. You can set it on the counter and pour liquid into it.
1575475
It should be able to be rolled. Folding would create a crease on the edge that might leak. The biggest issue I would see is how to keep it from unrolling. You would most likely have to brace it. I do love this mat though. It holds a ton of water and keeps it off the floor. I've been very impressed as we've had a lot of snow and rain and street gunk. I just squeegee the water out. It's great!
1658199
It is NOT a roll at all. The order I received was pre-cut flat liners than come in a box to fit the 18" X 48" shelf liners I ordered. The liners are, in my opinion, too stiff to roll, or worse yet would not lie flat after being rolled and shipped.
57233
The top is flat. You have to be careful about not filling it past the line on the inside. If you overfill it, you'll have a mess. I believe Keurig will have one out soon.
9845
It is not flush flat on bottom; it has a slight lip. You can also see by the picture it is narrower at the bottom than the top. It is quite stable but make note of my original review that it doesn't have a very well designed spout and can dribble around the cover edges if the cover is not held firmly in place. It does well in the dishwasher though!
1129729
No, it is *not* flat on the bottom. There are some raised ridges on the bottom. Glad I coiuld help!
1861443
Yes the bottom is flat. Easy to scrape. The sides have indentations but I don't have any trouble with those either.
384524
Yes, it is flat. We haven't tried it because we ordered it about the time we were finished canning. I feel confident that it will work for us.
651567
No, it came rolled and never did become flat before I returned it. It was totally unsuitable for use on my medium deep pile carpet.
1095849
I've never had this problem with mine. In fact, I don't even use the lid anymore. I just put milk in until the stirrer is barely covered, and the the milk doesn't slosh over the edge. Is the lid's rubber gasket seated correctly? Be sure not to fill it above the "Max" line?
1565612
That's rolled lip to rolled lip dimension. Bottom dimension is 16.5" x 11.5". It's a standard half-sheet size. Also...if you're buying these, buy the rack inserts too. Great for foods that need air circulation on both sides when cooking. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000OFND8W/ref=oh_details_o04_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1