Will these work for a toy box lid to keep fingers from getting smashed?
1606710
I would ask someone with more technical knowledge of what it can withstand, but if you put enough of them, maybe it would support a lid coming down from the top. I imagine since they're made for cabinets that hang, which is a lot less weight coming down on them, and force, that it might not be made for that. ???
1421358
I would think they would be durable enough for gentle play. My grandson is going to use them to store his Football cards. I hope that this helps!
916557
Definite NO. The lid has a gasket and screws on tight. I know they can get into just about anything but these are secure from them. They also keep out the moisture. I use mine for my wood chips for my smoker and have had no problems with them being tight the lid is on.
669060
I work in a warehouse freezer stacking 50-100lbs empty wood pallets. I haven't gotten any splinters with these on. There is no impact resistance in them, so for stacking wood they will work great, but unless your wearing like a medieval armor gauntlet, I don't think your gonna find a glove that will protect you from dropping 70lbs of anything on your hand.
448125
yes, but don't use cheap ones. They will get jammed and cut your finger trying to pull them out.
1954862
The lid does fit quite snuggly so I would venture to say yes. That being said, they are not Tupperware! Hope this helps.
159596
it depends on the box. they're pretty small but it might not work if the box is too small
2187430
Not really.. they are designed more to hold the lid up in a certain position. there is no "slow close" with them, so they will slam shut if not held.
1392563
To be honest I have never tried it. I can say I do not see why they would not as they are very adhesive to boxes... If they don't, I would be shocked.
1477825
Yes. I think my grandmother used these. The cover is like a shower cap and there are several sizes. They stretch and cover fairly tightly any shape container. No more struggling with prying off Tupperware-type covers with my arthritic fingers.
1185129
The large mouth Ball lids and rings should work. The ones used for canning.
1155310
Potentially, just depends on how thick the tin is. Anything more than 1/8 of an inch probably would break the plastic.
821302
Thank you for your inquiry. I believe they should work just fine with those lids. Thank you
118664
They'll work fine, but the grip that enables them to hold things in place is what eats through the finish. If this is important, perhaps a piece of Saran Wrap will protect things.
448916
The boxes seem strong enough, but the lids do not stay on very well. If you really want them to have lids, you will probably have to tape them. Hope this helps.
1195045
If you are talking about the 3.5 oz containers, they probably would, however you'd have to push them in harder and they might actually stretch out the clip and then not hold the smaller ones. Or as the clips get older, they could dry out and break.. I would just buy a row of "bigger" clips.
601607
I would use regular boxing gloves with a wrap for that, don't feel these would be protective enough