Do they have an air tight seal? I live in the humidity side of the country.
887926
No not a tight seal at all, very decorative but not good for anything you need air tight.
887927
No, they do not. I live in a humid climate also and I am keeping flour and sugar in large zip lock bags inside the canisters.
887928
hi, no they do not have a air tight seal. but they are really pretty got these for my mom. she use's them for decoratiion, and store pot holde's extra kitchen untinsels. would not store food in them. they are really pretty they go with her kitchen well she like's chicken. hope this help !!! myra h.
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.
2050342
I have not vacuum sealed them. I store the original bag they came in, in a freezer zip lock bag, in the freezer and they are still fresh after one month.
1826842
ALL the jars have a sticker on the bottom that reads, "made in China".Also, yes they are air tight.
1161940
I also use them in a safe. The reason for the heat sealing is to keep the rest of the packets from absorbing moisture from the air until you use them. I keep mine in a good sealed zip lock bag and make sure I get the air out of it. so far no problems. Hope this helps
1463907
If you get them sealed properly they are very good at keeping a good seal. There is a little plastic tool on the front that one uses to seal with. I love mine;=.
1172083
Yes, they are air tight. Definitely fridge. I guess you could put them in the freezer.
923207
No they are not. If you use your spice constantly like I do you don't have to worry about them being air tight. My spices get used before they go stale.
1653032
The canisters do have a rubber seal, thus providing a barrier to the air. However, depending on what you mean by air tight...?????I believe that the rubber seal should extend the life of it's contents and prevent contamination from exterior sources.
628393
No idea where you are but I am in SC - the land of 100% humidity and heat (high 90s in the summer). Mine survived just fine. They are in little glass vials in the foam packaging inside the plastic carrying case. I would guess they would be totally fine.
251384
I keep them in an air tight container and they last for at least a couple of months. They lose a little bit of moisture but all in all, they are still good! I bought mine in early December and they are still good today!
2050339
I didn't vacuum seal them but put them in sealed mason jars. the bad you receive hem in actually isn't vacuum sealed either. I used half when I got them and the other half about 2 months later and they were still great.
1162482
No, there pretty much sealed- when you push down on the top it punctures the seal and it drips down into the bottom half, I've never had problems, put them out of the way and they even come with like tent stakes to push into the soil--they work Great !!
1547412
I wish I could give you a decent answer but can't. I installed them above our kitchen sink and thus didn't worry about their resilance to humidity. They do work well though.
2097824
They seem to have a good seal on mine. The sugar stays dry. I've no had any problems!! Hope this helps!
1669433
They have a vacuum seal, but I always open and use within a month of purchase. Then again, I use them in a lot of recipes.
1905935
They have a rubber seal that fits real snug. I've been very happy with them.