Can this make something airtight?
1575709
Yes I used a can on my center console cover for my truck. After a couple coats it was both water and air tight.
1575710
This product seemed too runny and when you spray it on it just runs off. Didn't cover anything I needed it to. I will never buy again. So no, I don't believe it will.
441293
Like a rubber seal? No. It just has a rim that's all. So, it's not airtight or anything. Not sure if that answered the question
143446
No. There is a seal but it's not airtight. I mainly use this as a decorative piece for my counter. I love it like that.
1863466
I wouldn't use it for anything that needs a seal for freshness. Air comes in the bottom. Besides it's too rickety. We have a rice cooker too and just use a plastic bucket with a lid.
590317
I don't think it is 100% airtight. I never had ants when I used it but I truly don't believe it to be airtight
1354027
No. There's no airtight seal. Unless you bolt it down the raccoons will pick it up and take it with them...or tear it up trying to get it open.
2278202
No, it is absolutely not "airtight" and should not be used for external usage.
1013247
I'm not really sure what you mean by airtight. It doesn't seal like a canning process does, but it keeps the contents of the jar fresh and I often shake mine without leakage as I use it to store smoothies after I make a large carafe and can't drink it all. Hope that helps.
691702
i own this, with a properly placed seal it should be airtight. the seals remove for cleaning. if you do not install them correctly then it will not be air tight. they are pretty easy to install. i am happy for the price i paid. tupperware made nice canisters but they will cost you twice as much and they are not clear.
1180806
Yes, at the base of the spout there is a small vent hole just big enough to do the job. Otherwise when the can is closed up, it is airtight; probably should avoid overfilling on a warm day for this reason.
1319655
Being a chemical engineer this container would not pass a leak test; but it has a rubber gasket that makes the top a bit difficult to remove with one hand when grabbing flour - so I think for storage purposes you could call it "air tight".
1903777
Because it is airtight you can have pressure differences keeping it sealed. Warming the container and therefore the air in the container will increase the pressure in the container until the lid will open easily. I did it by placing the container in pan with about an inch of near boiling water for about 15 minutes. Just make sure you keep water in the pan
2274044
It certainly is not airtight, but i don't think it has enough ventilation to put a computer inside the lockable compartment and run it for an extended period of time. There are a few decent sized holes for cords to run in and out of, but no real "vent. "
51370
No, it is not airtight. If u pack anything that contains liquid, it will leak.
1452653
It is indeed airtight. I use mine for pasta or bread crumbs and it works very well.
2229995
I guess it could. I let it air dry after every use. It would be easy to dip it into a water/bleach solution from time to time if you wanted. You can see in the bottom to inspect it if you wanted.
660302
yes, you can and should release any left over pressure before storing - it does not have a seperate valve to release the air pressure - it is done with the closing/opening handle