Are these containers water/moist proof?
1974043
Yes they are. I accidentally left it out in the rain a few weeks ago and the food was fine.
1974044
The caps can seal pretty tight, although I haven't tested to see if they are completely waterproof. They are made of a heavy plastic so I'm sure they are waterproof to a degree. I find them to be very helpful and help keep things cleaner and more organized.
1974045
There is a soft rubber seal around the lid which if tightened ought to prevent moisture getting in/out. I have not tested this however, it is just m impression from inspecting the container.
1974046
We purchased these to store outside uncovered so we don't have to walk our food out to the animals. If they are correctly sealed they do not let water or moisture in.
1974047
The lid on mine seals very tightly. They are definitely "air-tight". I have not tested it in water, but I would assume that yes, they are. Hope that helps :)
1974048
I would assume yes, since they are air-tight. Ants aren't even attracted so they are really air-tight. Since air is less dense than water, I think it is safe to say they are water- moist proof. Haven't tried it out though.
14864
The bags are water resistant, but not completely water proof. We have not had anything get wet in the bag as of yet.
141595
I believe they are. I've cleaned them before using desinfectant spray and water and it's still holding up. The seals seem air tight but you may want to ask the manufacturer (Bright Medic) directly to be sure.
1323839
They are water-resistant. In light rain/drizzle, your things will stay dry. However, if it's pouring out, chances are your things will get wet. I always wrap up papers or other things I don't want to get wet in plastic & then put it in the bags. I've used them during drizzle + downpours & I LOVE THEM!!! I always get complimented on them :-)
1013241
Yes, they are airtight. I shake liquids around in them all the time. These lids aren't for canning purposes, though.
141593
We are in the marine industry building barges and Tug boat and they are exposed to moisture a lot and occasionally get slightly submerged in water (appears to be water resistant), but I don't know if they are water proof... Suggest checking with Manufacturer
308017
They are light weight and well made. The lids are plastic and while in use are not tighly sealed. You should be OK.
1794358
I have no idea, I've only ever used with disposable. I don't see why not if they are kept moist, it just warms the contents from the bottom.
913567
Yes and no. I emptied out one of mine just now (the smallest one), filled it with water, and shook it fairly vigorously. In that case, it leaked somewhat. However, unless you really make an effort to cause leakage, spillage, I believe they would be fine. Sorry it took so long to respond! (Just saw the previous response; I believe I agree, in essence, though I think if you had one in a box or other container, AND didn't go through an earthquake (or similar), it would likely be "okay." Tupperware? might be better, or something similar.
756388
Terri, yes they do. My contents have stayed dry and fresh. There is a slight suction sound when the lid is pulled off. I really like mine. Take care.
2231739
I don't think they are designed to be watertight. For that, I would expect a rubber gasket. I've had no trouble keeping juicy fruit or Ketchup out of neighboring compartments, though. And I didn't notice any changes over time.
983468
They are not airtight. Water will not get in. There is no seal, but the lid overlaps the side by 2 inches. The lid also fits very snug. I have used these for about 5 years now. They are very well made (good materials, heavy duty) hold up to lots of abuse and have a lot of space. I put gear I want to keep dry and safe in it and put it in the bed of my truck. I have traveled many thousand miles with these in my truck bed and never had any issues with water leakage no matter what the weather brings.
323815
Have not tried this but I would think so. They are airtight and light weight.
898065
Yes they are water proof, but to a certain extent. You dont want them getting soaked all the time.
183153
Lids are very strong. I've dropped them full of food before and they stay on. The lids also snap on tight - so yes in the rain they would keep water from getting inside.
1779782
Just moist, not wet. I get mine from Amazon. They have always been fresh. Need to keep closed tight.
889236
they are airtight. I have never had any problem with them. I even put them in dishwasher. they are great