Can you shake it, to stir juice and other things, without having it spill everywhere? Does the lid seal TIGHT?
1639756
mine seals very well, i can shake it up before i open it with no problem. I only put cold stuff in it so no idea how it does with warm/hot liquids. I never put the lid in the dishwasher.
1639757
I have not tried to stir or shake juice in the pitcher when the lid is locked it does seal
1639758
The lid seals tight when both the lid and the container are cold. Otherwise the lid does not seal tight. I also recommend hand-washing the lid to keep it from deteriorating from the heat in the dishwasher.
1639759
I was unable to get it to seal, especially not well enough to shake. Stirring is fine and it may be better for juice, which is what I will use them for now. However, I purchased them to store Kampucha which has some carbonation. The carbonation pushes against the seal and pops the seal almost immediately. Hopes this helps.weftwise
1639760
Yes, I was able to shake the container to remix my juice when I removed it from the fridge. To be safe I place my thumb on the cover as I shake, but it did not leak when I shook it fairly vigorously. The lid has a dial to tighten and loosen the seal, so turn it as far as you can to get the tightest seal, and it will not leak when you shake it. I would recommend washing the lid by hand to keep the seal from deteriorating in the dish washer.
1639761
Yes, I just went and double checked and no leakage. I've had them a couple months.
1639762
That it does! Though I will be honest, I've never tried to shake it without holding the top. typically I hold the top and the bottom and shake. But never has it leaked
2274530
Make sure the lid is snapped on tightly and it is fine. I used it once without the lid and it left a mess.
1632912
The lid does not screw on. The soap is a solid, so there is no concern about spillage.
1400470
It doesn't rattle. But I've found water will collect there after condensing on the lid. If you're using a crockpot liner, then this can allow for some seepage under the seal. Occasionally, using a liner and simmering bone broth for more than a day, I will find a puddle of water dripping from the liner in the morning. I usually turn my liners up, back over the lid, to avoid this.
398098
Yes it stays pretty tight, but not leak proof, even if the pour holes are covered
1953791
Yes! I have knocked it over and never a dropped spilled. Inside the lid there is a thin waxy like substance that when you put hot liquid in activates sealing it. If you tilt it while it is full I recommend waiting a moment to open it though as with the metal mesh strainer inside it takes a moment to drop back down into the cup.
1504590
I filled it and tried to spill the water by shaking and nothing came out. If you tip upside down, then a little does come out. Closes nice and tight. The topper has an open and close tab. The only thing I don't like is washing the lid, like all lids on these coffee cups, you take them apart to really clean them. I just use mine at home office so in ever use the lid. Works good for cold drinks too, keeps them cold and the glass dosen't sweet.
1218593
The lid is not leakage proof if you tilt the cup. Also avoid overfilling the cup as the lever will not close tight if the cup is too full.
1654882
This is not a spill-proof container. The lid uses gravity to open up and allow you to pour. When sitting straight up, the lid "rests" on the opening.
857214
No. The lid does not fit tightly enough to prevent leaking. The lid is made to slide back and forth somewhat easily.
1785997
The lid screws on tightly. The lip you drink out of snaps. I carry it around in a bag...even when its full and it has never spilled.
688229
Easily, but I recommend taping the lid all the way around. It is not air tight
2147013
No- the lids stay in place well, but it's not leakproof, so if there is any liquid, it will spill through. Best to keep flat
1867451
Not when I open it. When I fill the box and then secure the lid it spills over a little.
1698669
I haven't had any issues with juices spilling over. I have had issue with it smoking, however ... to the point where my smoke detectors go off. I'm fairly certain it's because of the oil I use to keep it from rusting after washing it but not sure how to avoid that. All in all, it's fine but with it being double-sided probably not the best choice for indoor cooking IMO. I wish I would have thought about that before purchasing but c'est la vie.
916189
Yes, just the same as a metal lid on a jar. I wouldn't say it's airtight, but it does not spill.
1659667
No, the entire lid does not lock down. However, the individual sides do. I would not hesitate to transport this--the seal on this lid is great and I would not fear spillage unless the pot itself was over full.