Does the lid somehow lock on to the pot, or does it just sit on top?
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If the lid locked on it would be a pressure cooker with the potential to become a bomb. Use a rubber band to hold it together. Use a silicon band to hold it together while you cook, if you have some reason to dos (I can't think of one).
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Dear Customer,Thanks for your interest in TOAKS!TOAKS Titanium 1300ml Pot with Pan comes with a Pan, it loosely fit with the Pot.Best regards,TOAKS Outdoor Customer Service
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Dear Customer, Thanks for your interest in TOAKS! TOAKS Titanium 1300ml Pot with Pan comes with a Pan, it loosely fit with the Pot. Best regards, TOAKS Outdoor Customer Service
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No .... The lid sits loosely on the top of the strainer. The lid is a nice feature because while the tea is steeping it covers the top. But then, when the tea is ready, the lid is a place to set the strainer on.
1264968
The pot is about 7 inches deep and the lid basically sits on top but it is heavy. I have not used it yet but the real reason why I purchased the pot is because I had a wood stove put in last year. The wood stove has a cook top on top to be able to cook things on. Sorry that I couldn't give you anymore information.
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Well I saw that to and was surprised. I have other crock pots that have the lock lid and I always locked it first. I suppose maybe because of pressure buildup.
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It sort of locks on. You can see that one end of the lid has a tab. You hook the other end first onto pan and then the tab end clicks on. It is airtight enough to keep a pan of brownies moist for a few days at least (as long as they lasted :)!) But it would not be totally liquid tight if you tilted it and had sauce or something in there. The lid definitely stays on well enough to stay put for transport.
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I'm not sure what you mean by a lid lock. It has the metal part where your latch hooks to it so it opens a shuts with the handle. There is no lock on it, you just close it and it stays shut.
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The lid just sits on top of the pan. I like it because it makes it much easier to scoop out the litter.
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The lid stays on just fine. In fact, if my husband is already asleep and i want to make a late night cup of tea, i fill the pot with water earlier in the evening and have it ready, becuase putting the lid on and clicking it in makes a noise. it fits tight and does not leak. i am very happy with mine. the handle is stationary, so you have to finagle the lid a bit to get it in and clicked tight. but i have arthritis and i can do it so it's no big deal.dee jaquet
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The lid is NOT secured, it just sits on top till steeping is to your likeing , then you can remove lid and the loose leaf tea basket ,and you have a perfect temperature cup of tea
1344294
Yes, you have to lock the top onto the base...it will snap in when it's in place.
2188012
Not a locking lid but it has a lip with strainer holes you can line up to drain or not. The lid does fit snuggly otherwise.
38177
It has about an inch lip on the lid and sets on top. It's snug enough that it doesn't just fall off. We love this Barbie case!
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There is only one top. You can lock the push button in flushed with the lid position.
488503
The lid lays on top unattached. It still has a good seal and removing it makes cleaning the inside very easy.
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The instructions say you should lock it down, which I found odd. If you don't latch it, the lid can rise a bit.
1295254
The lid doesn't lock down, but I have not had a problem with it popping off.
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It just the top drawers locked when you close and lock the lid!The lower part has one included panel to lock separately.