Would these be water-tight for liquids? Want to do infused liquor samples in them.
185807
The lids are pretty tight, I would say for the purpose you indicated they would do nicely
185808
They should be if you don't store them so water is against the lid. I wouldn't store them upside down, but they should work. They are small though, so I would suggest infusing whatever liquor you want in a mason jar and pouring it into the smaller jars. You'll be able to control your concentrations more that way.
1822490
They are air tight. I use them to store yeast and have never had a problem.
1670398
I would think so, yes. However, they are very lightweight, so when it is open a liquid could easily get bumped and spilled. Also, since it is a liquid, I would suggest putting whatever you store in a Ziploc as a backup. I don't expect it would leak (it seems like a good seal), but I do this anytime when I travel with shampoos, lotions, etc., just in case.
131780
I used these at a wedding for holding sparklers before and after they were used so sorry do not know if they are leak proof. I would suggest a liner to be safe.
381351
I think they would. I used them with a wide wine glass. The problem would be that they come to a peak and the side of the mason jar is straight. I don't think it would look quite as nice
2179040
they fit almost too snuggly but they are leak proof, sure you want to use them for spices lol?
720889
They would hold liquid if you tighten the lid enough, but they would be messy when you open them if they are shaken in transportation.
340653
The opening is about 1 inch in diameter, so anything you can get through that will work. I've never had anything but water in them, so no need for brushing. Be aware the bottles will leak if they tip over. They do not have a gasket or anything to make them leak-proof.
732596
I would not put liquid in these because they do not seem to we 100% water-tight. I would put something like mayo or solid butter. Actually, the main reason I really bought these is to carry my earrings when I have to go to my part time job, not for carrying condiments at all.
341763
I use them for Limoncello, and they seem to seal pretty tight. I would say, yes they are air tight as they are placed on their sides with the liquid against the top and show no signs of leaks.
1713678
I use mine to fill with ice and put canned or bottled drinks. If you do that nothing can leak into them. I don't think anyone would put liquid directly into it.
448904
I have not tried to use them with liquids, but I can say they are tough and if I had a reason to use them with liquid, I would not hesitate. I can say I feel they are very good quality and have held up very well to the storage uses I have used them for. I sealed dry goods then "stuffed" as many as I could into 5 gallon buckets with a lid for long term food food storage. I have not had any problems using them.
1405668
I have no problems with these pourers for 750ml or 1.75L of liquor. The only type of bottles they are not ideal for are tequila bottles like Patron, and other wide neck tequila bottles, they won't fit.
39385
They are reasonably air tight. I can tip them over and my yogurt doesn't leak, but you need to make sure they are on snug. I think they'd be good for your purpose. I don't keep my spices more than 6 months anyway. only buy small amounts for that reason. Hope this helps. they are good jars.
1731771
I have to say yes. While I haven't put any liquid in mine, the truly secure way the lids fit would indicate a leak proof seal. The lids will be very tight, almost too tight the first time. I them in warm water to soften and have had an easier time since. Lids are still very tight, but that's how I want them.
2166875
I have had some leaks when liquids were in them and they were shaken upside down. IMO, I'd not take them in a backpack unless closed in a ziploc.
729507
I don't see why not? Though, if you are storing it for a long while you might want to think about something that is completely air tight. I use these for wine and they keep the bottle fresh for a few days at most.