Is the lid air tight (suctioned and secured)?
1989462
No, there is a space in the front where you pour. The lid is suctioned so it won't fall off when you pour. I really like the pitcher, but if you are looking for something airtight it's not. To cover the space I put wax paper over the top and hold it on with a rubber band.
1989463
No, very disappointed.Had to use clear wrap over it. I got rid of it and got an Anchor jug at either Target or Walmart. It has a rubber top ,but seals 99.9percent. Good luck
1547285
Lids are not loose they fit tight. Not sure what you mean by airtight , but the lids on mine fit tight ,sometimes its hard to get them off .
2103344
No, I don't think it is airtight. There is no sealing material between the lid and box. Nor is there any on the "hinge-y" part of the lid.
353872
Yes, the handle is secured by a screw inside the lid but I have used mine for several months and have had no problem at all.
636875
There is a plastic seal that screws onto the canister and goes a little up onto the inside of the lid. The seal is solid but I don't know if it's totally air tight. One could easily install another small seal on the inside of the lid for total air-tightness. These things are just great and they are worth the extra effort. Very pretty colour of red too!
861909
I would say yes, it's air tight. There is a rubber seal around the top and it snaps closed. (There is no doubt it is closed tight with the snap) I love mine and even though the contents is several months old, the product is staying fresh
2059126
yes, the lid screws off and on. it forms a very tight seal vacuum-like seal.
419900
It does have a seal , however I don't think it is completely airtight. We do use ours for coffee but we use the coffee at a quick rate so it is not a factor for us.
1579444
I can't say for certain if the buckets are air tight, but I can say that they snap on securely in four places. In fact I find it difficult to get the covers off when all four points are snapped down tight. When the Department of Agriculture inspected my processing facility they were impressed and commented on the tight lids on these buckets.
1075170
the lid does not need to be tight. You don't want to have to wrestle the lid off. This is a great ash can. We couldn't be happier with it.
418986
The lid does "lock" in a way. But it is not airtight as it has vent holes in the back. It really is a nice breadbox, though, and it holds quite a bit.
908208
Yes.The cover is not airtight.There is a Black mesh screen above the plastic. The plastic part on the picture is attached by velcro and can be loosed.
2255183
I agree the lid appears loose. However, I've had nothing spill or even leak during traveling.
1071007
No, the lid is not secure at all! It is not snug. I've dropped it many times. Very annoying.
1547287
I am not sure I would describe it as "airtight" but the larger casserole lid does fit securely and will stay put when you are transporting anything in the carrier. The smaller casserole lid is not as secure. It will work lose, it just does not fit as tightly as the big one, and things will leak, so when I use that one I try to make it very firm around it using towels or pot holders, etc., if I am trying to take the small dish in the carrier to another location. I have secured it with foil or sometimes even a small bungie cord rapped around. The bigger casserole with the lid in place has never needed any other help.
661559
Nope, its pretty snug when you place it in, but also easy to remove with your fingers. The lid is externally threaded and this sits in the inside, so the lid is able to screw down all the way with no issues. I hope this helps!
1547286
I am not sure I would describe it as "airtight" but the larger casserole lid does fit securely and will stay put when you are transporting anything in the carrier. The smaller casserole lid is not as secure. It will work lose, it just does not fit as tightly as the big one, and things will leak, so when I use that one I try to make it very firm around it using towels or pot holders, etc., if I am trying to take the small dish in the carrier to another location. I have secured it with foil or sometimes even a small bungie cord rapped around. The bigger casserole with the lid in place has never needed any other help. I am not sure I would describe it as "airtight" but the larger casserole lid does fit securely and will stay put when you are transporting anything in the carrier. The smaller casserole lid is not as secure. It will work lose, it just does not fit as tightly as the big one, and things will leak, so when I use that one I try to make it very firm around it using towels or pot holders, etc., if I am trying to take the small dish in the carrier to another location. I have secured it with foil or sometimes even a small bungie cord rapped around. The bigger casserole with the lid in... » Read More I am not sure I would describe it as "airtight" but the larger casserole lid does fit securely and will stay put when you are transporting anything in the carrier. The smaller casserole lid is not as secure. It will work lose, it just does not fit as tightly as the big one, and things will leak, so when I use that one I try to make it very firm around it using towels or pot holders, etc., if I am trying to take the small dish in the carrier to another location. I have secured it with foil or sometimes even a small bungie cord rapped around. The bigger casserole with the lid in place has never needed any other help. « Show Less