Will it leak if turned upside down?
329976
Filled with water and had it 15 min standing upside down . No leaks. Good seal.
329977
No, as long as the plug is screwed on tight. And to let you know, this brand seems to keep my coffee hot longer than any other brand that I have owned.
1087748
If the lid isn't on just right, the seal leaks very easily when the cup is tipped. It doesn't leak much upside down though.
2062412
I take mine everywhere but in a plastic tote bag because I believe if it is turned over it might leak.
571645
Not even a little! (Being the scientist that I am I had to test... Put just water in, laid it on it's side then upside down. No leakage.
1560764
not really. i ended up returning (2x, incase the first was jsut defectivve) for that same reason. it still leaked a little upside down.
429991
Hello, I can't speak for every bottle from Eco Vessel - but the one we use for our son does leak if left upside down. It doesn't leak to the point where water is gushing out - it's more like a slow drip. We put it in his backpack during school and if he puts it in the main compartment on its side, it does tend to leak. But other than that, it's a well made water bottle - my young daughter even knows how to sip out of it.
1362992
Yes if you make sure it is completely closed. I have shaken it upside down with meat and marinade.. I have turned it over and even sit upside down on the lid and no leak. Just make sure it is tightly sealed. I love mine and own 3 of them. Hope this helps..
1760768
There's a plastic domed lid that very tightly seals the bowl. Just don't put super hot liquids in it, and it's good for traveling. Yes, it goes on upside down, and unless you're concerned with the appearance of your food - soup, salad, rice - whatever else you'd want to put in it, it's a small price to pay for the cuteness. I haven't had any problems with leaks even when the bento is assembled for carrying. Best recommendation is just not to overfill it. Hope this helps! It's been one of my favorite Amazon purchases.
1459164
I don't think you can put it sideways - probably would leak. Maybe Nick B can share the product he bought.
2242644
If you hold it upside down and shake it a lot it will leak, but we've had no problems with normal usage. If it falls over nothing comes out. You may get a drip or two if you hold it upside for an extended period of time, but I don't know for sure. We haven't had any problems with normal day to day usage and we've got 3 kids (age range of almost 2 to almost 6) and they each have one.
579482
ensure you have the top turned the right direction. There is a specific way it goes on so it does not leak.
175663
It is designed to fit into the drain. Theoretically you could turn it upside down, but really you would want to buy a different drain catcher.
397296
I tested each one filled with water. Two leaked, one didn't. There are always slight differences in items like this. If you are going to turn them upside down or sideways, test each lid first to make sure.
1403723
It doesn't leak at all. Very leak proof. I often place it in my purse where it is tossed and ends up upside down.
423287
If left outside, then turning it upside down means the zip will sit in water and not a good idea. I have not had any leaks from my item since purchase.
1799372
As long as you lock the top switch, it's completely leakproof. I fill this with coffee every morning and throw it in my purse - many times it's upside down. Never leaks even a drop.
1696979
The top of the vent is not attached, it just sits on top. There's a separate cup inside that the air blows up against that cap. The air then escapes out below the cup and through the bottom of the vent, which is open. But no, I do not think you can turn it upside down. Too bad though, it does work well.