Does the lid on the bowl screw on so that it is tight for travel, or does it just press on?
1632909
It doesn't screw on, but it presses on tight enough that it won't come on during travel.
1632910
It presses on but there is a lip that seals it. And it is thick so it will not leak out..best purchase ever right here!
1632911
The lid is a press on lid. It stays on pretty tight. The amount is over the 2.5 to 3 oz. allowable size for a carry on, so unless you are putting it in check in baggage, you won't be able to bring it. If you does end up in your check in baggage then you should be fine but I would recommend putting in a plastic bag just to be on the safe side. If you are flying in a private plane, then I think it goes without saying that you will be fine. Things don't get tossed around as much that way, although I would think this goes without saying. Hope this helps. Let me know if I can be of further help.
1632912
The lid does not screw on. The soap is a solid, so there is no concern about spillage.
1632913
I am HARRY, I love this soap, Bowl presses on tightly. Arko is 60% this size 90g and has a screw on tub, and might be better for travel.
2238986
It screws on. My leak was from the sipping slot, not from the lid/ cup connection, so it is a secure fit.
1591212
I've not had to fuss with mine much at all. A couple tips? 1) the top goes 'on' in almost the lock position-the reach of my thumb is enough to ease it into the locked position. 2) this has a rubber-gasketed seal on the top, so if it gets too clean it will be hard to move into lock. A quick dab of flour or water or veg. oil and it moves very smoothly. 2 things I do like are that the blades click into place on the bowl so you don't have to contend with them falling out when you empty the bowl, and I think because of that and the gasket seal, you can process more liquids without making a mess.. Hope it helps. I've not had to fuss with mine much at all. A couple tips? 1) the top goes 'on' in almost the lock position-the reach of my thumb is enough to ease it into the locked position. 2) this has a rubber-gasketed seal on the top, so if it gets too clean it will be hard to move into lock. A quick dab of flour or water or veg. oil and it moves very smoothly. 2 things I do like are that the blades click into place on the bowl so you don't have to contend with them falling out when you empty the bowl, and I think because of that and the gasket seal, you can process more liquids without making a... » Read More I've not had to fuss with mine much at all. A couple tips? 1) the top goes 'on' in almost the lock position-the reach of my thumb is enough to ease it into the locked position. 2) this has a rubber-gasketed seal on the top, so if it gets too clean it will be hard to move into lock. A quick dab of flour or water or veg. oil and it moves very smoothly. 2 things I do like are that the blades click into place on the bowl so you don't have to contend with them falling out when you empty the bowl, and I think because of that and the gasket seal, you can process more liquids without making a mess.. Hope it helps. « Show Less
2081196
Yes it does. Place bowl on plate and turn it till you hear it lock and you can't turn it anymore.I forgot which direction. Good luck.
30096
I'm not exactly positive of your question. The lid is heavy, heavy handle, solid metal bar bent to fit and welded in place on thick steel lid material. The lid fits well, being heavy, stays in place. It is just 'resting' on the pot though. It does not lock in place... like a pressure cooker. So, any built up pressure would escape.
108466
Hello Sherryl,It is a push down lid with the ability to lock if desired.Thank you,Michael SmithELS Customer Service
2251963
use both hands holding the sides of the bowl, close the lid from the bottom, while it close to the top, slightly use both of your index fingers to squeeze the bowl, and use your thumb to push the lid down. Now it closed perfectly.:) make sense?
661559
Nope, its pretty snug when you place it in, but also easy to remove with your fingers. The lid is externally threaded and this sits in the inside, so the lid is able to screw down all the way with no issues. I hope this helps!
569790
It is a tight fit, but the lid does close. If you are nervous about using force I would not get it
1001978
Its little, the see through plastic top and red lid can be removed. It is perfect for travel I think. It works well for us. It heats up fast, you put just enough kernels to cover bottom an inch and they pop right out. It's what I expected it to be. We love it's vintage look.
2182149
The lid getting sucked into the bowl has never happened to me. There is a vent at the top of the lid. I pop it open every time I put the steamer into the microwave in order to equalize the pressure inside the steamer.
772424
Terri, It screws on. The screw has been pre-welded in the Revereware lid...and then just 'righty-tighty' to attach firmly. :)
5644
These are not screw on lids, they are more pressure locks. When screwing on just tighten slowly until you feel it getting snug, you'll feel the lid snap or click to a position. That's as far as you need to tighten, the seal will do the rest of the work.
1806256
I had this problem too. Went to Chefs; they tightened the gray ring and showed me how to tighten it more by holding the bowl down and turning it. Also when you unlock it, don't push on it hard.
409481
Hi Courtney,This seat locked securely on our toilet and the lid is well attached to the seat. I do not experience any movement when sitting on the toilet nor does the lid give. It's solid.
1854763
It is on a ball hinge, but is very tight and will only move when you move it yourself and will stay in the position you leave it in.
2261895
Definitely clicks when you put on the lid. Then the lid is somewhat loose while on. It would not come off if you shook it, it requires a little force to remove the lid. The lid is not airtight.