Are these reusable? And are they the Tiki cans that leak after about two months of use? I only buy the ones that leak after a few uses?
341012
These seem to be good quality. The are easy to refill as well. Mine do not leak.
341013
I am not sure. I have only recently started replacing ones at the business that I work at.
341014
yes they are reusable and refillable. I have not had any leakage problem so far.
1410157
I don't think you can re-use the disposable cups. It would be difficult to get the lid off to refill them once they are put on, plus once they are punctured by the machine I don't think they would be any good. I wouldn't try it myself. If you did you would have to get extra filters and I haven't seen them sold without the cups and you can't use them without the filter.
532419
I have had two for years with no leaking, but they are not used on a regular basis. I did always store them flat. Perhaps they don't make them as well anymore?
495977
They are reusable. Some of them don't hold a seal and air does get in. I use them mostly for extra blankets and seasonal clothes so even with air in it, it saved me the room. I do like these a lot and they are fairly easy to use.some of the sizes in this pack are pretty useless to me, however for the price by not using them I don't feel like I'm out anything.
2280642
Yes. However I would not recommend them. They started to leak after few uses.
971440
No problems with leaking and I have had mine for a few months now. They work great! I use them not only for my baby chicks, but for my adult chickens. It conserves water and the chickens have fresh water by using them.
429262
Totally reusable. I would say heating and using that they probably lasted 3-4 weeks before one would deflate. I would buy 2-3 pairs and just rotate a new one in as one needs to be thrown out
1201174
I LOVE them..but have never reused them...maybe you can tho...I use the hand held pump to seal them and it works great.good luck
289154
These are empty containers to begin with. So long as you clean out what you put in, you should be able to reuse them. I haven't had any degradation from any of my materials put in (eo, coconut oil, beeswax and almond oil).
1151607
They are reusable for only about a week, but after that they are no longer to be used. For that week, rinse and reuse as much as you need!
2149204
They are reusable too. Just wash and use over and over and over until you break the glass dish. Then recycle them.
1542104
They do leak as ice melts or if you put water in them. You can probably seal the edges of the base with some clear sealant to eliminate this problem.
638189
I don't think it is practical to reuse them. We just picked them up one at a time and put them in the trash. They weren't too heavy. We ordered one each of about five different brands and did our own test to see which one worked best. This one was not the top performer, in our opinion.
930622
They have been known to leak. I have discovered that if I heat the lids before tightening, the plastic will become malleable and I can tighten them further. Then, when they cool, the plastic shrinks and the lid will be tighter and not leak.However, just for picking up and shaking a drink, I have not had a leak with something like that. When they leak usually it's a very small seep.
872823
Yes, they are only supposed to be used 1 time. They are disposable. You may be able to use them twice but I wouldn't risk it.
1492420
I am sorry I cannot answer your question. I used them for a camp several weeks ago and all cans were used. Good luck and have fun at your party.
1969959
You can reuse them a few times, but they are really not made to stand up to numerous washings and use. I would not put them in the dishwasher!