Are the Lids the screw-on type, or the push-on type?
208937
These are the push on type However some of the lids fit too loosely and others you can hardly get off
208938
I have both. The tall ones are push on with gasket. The shorter are screw on without gasket.
208939
They are very well made with a silicon rubber seal on the push on lids. While not super expensive, they also were not as large as I was thinking they'd be as the add says 16 ounce canister. So I thought that meant they would each hold 16 ounces of product, in my case loose tea as I'd bought several bags of the Davidson bulk teas of various varieties. They only hold a few ounces per can but they are air tight and are easily refillable. Look nice too!
108467
Push down. If you want it to turn you have to purchase the John & Jennie's Gamma Seal Lids.THANKS!
2185626
I am not sure, I bought mine quite a while ago and they are the standard lids on mine.
592450
The latches don't come out, therefore they are not screws. The latches when turned to a certain position either lock the cover on or releases so you can pull the cover off. You can use a coin or anything that will fit in the latch slot and turn the latch to either the lock or unlock position.
912329
It's a screw-on lid. I just posted a review a few days ago warning about the "vacuum lock" my cup created which prevented me from opening it up. I threw it away.
1369933
No, they are not. When I ordered it online I thought my laptop lid might be because I had seen that the 17R series was advertised on Dell's website as having interchangeable lids, but when I got it I realized that my particular model was not. I looked on YouTube to see how to change out the lid and I realized that it required a button I didn't have on my model and that my laptop lid was different than the one on the video. Apparently it is only some of the 17R's. Hope this helps,Reese
72378
They are new. When mine came, the lids had never been put on the containers before, and required a lot of muscle to jam on the first time. At that point the lids stretched, and now function well, tight seal.
1236633
The lids are not snap ons like a Rubbermaid container. Along the inside edge of the lid there is a recessed band of a foam type material that makes an air tight fit when the top is latched down onto the container portion.
821302
Thank you for your inquiry. I believe they should work just fine with those lids. Thank you
1351849
I have two of these and the lids are very secure, though they do not screw on. There is a slight bulge that catches the lid to help it stay on.
1758008
This model of the lid covers are slighly different the the first ones I purchased.The opening in the "rubber" is larger, I assume so they will fit more types of covers.They work but are a loose fit on my Emeril copper clad lids. My personal opinion, I liked the orgional ones, they were a snug fit on all my lids.......
698014
Not sure. They are much better than the older ones. They are thicker and stain resistant. No more pasta sauce rings as I got with the older cheaper ones. Well worth the extra cost. And yes the lids are the same size as the old ones.
414474
My lids are from a discontinued Paula Seen set. They do have brass knobs on them, and they fit perfectly. There is a little notch meant for the knob.
772422
I had to buy a screw at the hardwear store. Then I drilled a hole in the center of the lid to fit the screw,and the screwed the knob on. (old know was somehow stamped on).
194868
No, they do not have screw-on tops. They're the kind that you place on, then adjust left or right for open-mouth pour or filtered pour. Hopefully that makes sense. You can shake to mix but I would consider that risky.
872368
Hi , Sorry for confusion . The cap should be push type ,we will updated this accordingly .
1506561
Well, the lids are secure, but at the same time, they lift off easily. I suppose that a screw-on lid would be MORE airtight, but I have not had a problem maintaining freshness in these jars.