are they airtight for juicing juices to be stored in?
889235
I only use them for water, but simply put - if you close the lid and turn it upside down nothing comes out. So I would assume no matter what liquid you put in there it would not leak out.
889236
they are airtight. I have never had any problem with them. I even put them in dishwasher. they are great
889237
Yes, they are airtight. I use them though for flavored water, not juicing. They do seal very well.
889238
Yes. They are airtight. I use them for juicing all the time. But I wouldn't store fresh juices for more than 24-36 hours. They lose a lot of their fresh made taste. I have done it a couple times and was sorely disappointed with the juice after 24 hours of storage in the fridge.
889239
I use them for juicing and I like to drink my juice the same day but have used them on day 2 and even day 3. I do have a masticating juicer so it works to have them stored for a little extra time. However, I always think juice tastes best the same day it was juiced. I have learned that the more you can fill the bottle with juice the more it will keep the original taste for a longer period of time- even that extra bit of air and oxidation will distort the taste after a short period of time. I wouldn't want to go back to anything else for my juice!
1234557
Yes, they are absolutely air tight. There is a rubber (or perhaps silicone?) gasket around each lid, and when closed makes a tight seal. I keep items such as flour, cornmeal and sugar in them safely.
309985
Definitely not airtight. Don't remember where they were made or if plastic is BPA free. Sorry I couldn't help you out more.
1418370
Yes, I purchased them for long term storage since they have an air tight seal.
935154
don't know about airtight but the caps are screw tops, suspect nothing that isn't permanently sealed shut can be airtight in high humidity climates
630569
No, it doesn't, and they are not leak-proof, although I do carry them in my lunch bag sometimes. They work well for thicker items like a smoothie or yogurt, but I wouldn't recommend them for liquids like juice or soup, unless it's just going in your fridge.
1826843
THEY ARE NOT AIRTIGHT!!!! Good for crafts or buttons I guess? The plastic seal between the metal cap and the jar is not designed to be airtight seal.
639840
They gave been working great for me. I have only used them fir freezing meats. I freeze the neat before sealing in the bags. That way the juices do not get sucked into the vacuume port
1724183
I would say yes it is airtight. They are glass jars with a plastic lid that screws on. The display is acrylic.
1852042
Honestly, I'm not sure. I keep mine in an airtight container in my pantry and so far have not had any problems. I use them so they aren't in the pantry for more than a few months.
419899
They are not entirely airtight (I don't know how it would do with keeping coffee completely fresh ....depends on how quickly you use your coffee...perhaps if you left it in the bag and then placed in container). I use mine for flour, sugar and tea bags, as well as dry dog food. All have done very well after many months of use.
1170790
they seem to be airtight, but for extra caution i place a square plastic wrap piece at the top and twist lid. i mostly use them for dry goods.
1499872
They should be kept in an air tight container -- but you could store them in the fridge or even the freezer. Albanese also has a website you could visit for details or questions. http://www.albanesecandy.com/
1555163
These canisters do have a gel seal around the inside of the covers. As long as you keep them clean from the contents, the seal is airtight.
2238679
Sure you can. I keep one in my frig now. Tey are great for keeping thing airtight and fresh.
226188
Not really. They keep air out. They will not keep pressure in the container-it will go flat
1069032
Yes, in general juices will last in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 72 hours.