Are there any sharp edges near the rim, and does the lid securely snap on? Thank you!
904182
No sharp edges and the lid snaps fairly securely but not water tight or anything, it does stay put but also removes easily. I don't have to struggle with it like some plastic containers. I am happy with them.
904183
Yes, the lid does snap securely on and the edges are not sharp. Hope this helps!
904184
There are no sharp edges anywhere on these bins and the lid snaps on tightly. These are not those cheap discount department store type storage bins. They are sturdy and well made.
1609947
No sharp edges and is very sturdy. We too use it for toddler grandchildren. Very happy with it!!
1935231
Yes, it closes tightly, strong to sit on, stays shut. Only problem is the system that holds the lid in the back is weak and breaks easily. It is only screws that feel weak and rust.
667697
Yes it has slits at the top around the rim. It has held up extremely well since I purchased it. No regrets here!
1071007
No, the lid is not secure at all! It is not snug. I've dropped it many times. Very annoying.
1548234
Yes the lid is still sharp, but the can itself does not have any sharp edges
162743
Edges on my pot are square, but not sharp. I did replace the cheap metal under the lid with a hose washer so moisture didn't collect. Otherwise pot is great and washes easily.
1028866
its been a while since i had this but i believe it should just twist/pull/pop right off. i dont remember the lid being an issue for me.
1901374
So if you look at the side, primarily on the longer lids with two snaps, you'll often notice that only one snap engages or that both are being stubborn. I've noticed if you compress the gasket down by pressing down on the lid while cupping the snap piece and pushing the snap more down toward the counter and in toward the container than directly in toward the container itself it works perfect. The edge of the snap is sometimes just a hair above the line necessary to get it under the lip on the container and squeezing straight in will often not engage the lock. If you watch it engage at eye level while slowly performing my instructions you will actually see it in motion. So if you look at the side, primarily on the longer lids with two snaps, you'll often notice that only one snap engages or that both are being stubborn. I've noticed if you compress the gasket down by pressing down on the lid while cupping the snap piece and pushing the snap more down toward the counter and in toward the container than directly in toward the container itself it works perfect. The edge of the snap is sometimes just a hair above the line necessary to get it under the lip on the container and squeezing straight in will often not engage the lock. If you watch it engage at eye... » Read More So if you look at the side, primarily on the longer lids with two snaps, you'll often notice that only one snap engages or that both are being stubborn. I've noticed if you compress the gasket down by pressing down on the lid while cupping the snap piece and pushing the snap more down toward the counter and in toward the container than directly in toward the container itself it works perfect. The edge of the snap is sometimes just a hair above the line necessary to get it under the lip on the container and squeezing straight in will often not engage the lock. If you watch it engage at eye level while slowly performing my instructions you will actually see it in motion. « Show Less
1901371
My snap on lids work fine, not a bit of trouble.not sure what happening with yours. sorry.
1784195
No you have the sharp lid, but it runs so quiet and smooth. I think it is a good purchase!
1368442
I looked at mine and can't tell. Is a really solid lid with a metal rim. I would recommend it as I dropped it already and it is still in one piece!.
484533
The metal lid snaps on and is pretty secure. My hands have mild arthritis and I am still able to remove the lid. I place the pan on the counter with the curved handle away from myself. I then lift the handle while keeping the blunt end of the pan against myself for leverage.
544031
This is not typical. I have 3 of these and the lid closes very tightly. The plastic snap on cap snaps down hard and tight! So tight that it can be hard to open the white snap cap. As far as the entire "lid" it screw on very tightly as well, no leaks! I would send it back. I can close mine and shake and its very secure!
433290
It doesn't really have sharp edges, but the magnet is *really* strong, so I can see if you aren't careful when putting it in place if you don't set it completely flat and try to roll it on, the back edge could scratch, but if you're careful that shouldn't be a problem.
2110999
Yes, the lid does snap on for easy safe use. Lift one end of the cover and slide the cover off.Lainiep12
1351851
It's not a threaded screw-on lid, but the lid slips into a notch and you make a small twist to secure it. I haven't used it yet but I just now checked and it seems secure to me.