Is the top lip rolled? Or is it flat? I do not want a rolled lip for a milk pail.
958492
This lip is "ROLLED" OUTWARDLY(NOT inwardly)...so that when you go to pour the milk out of it, it does NOT touch the Lip-seam, that happens to be on the Underneath side of the rim...on the outside of the bucket...does this help?Hope so...so Clara, you could still use it and have it be 'safe'.Sanitization would be fine. If you want it to be more perfect then this, then look for a FLAT EDGE top rim, this way it will insure that you have NO seams whatsoever in the rim area...Tip: Perhaps you can have a fabricator make a SEAMLESS one up for you.
2234075
No it can roll but I like to keep mine flat so it doesn't curl on the ends.
559619
Top to bottom is fully covered. there is about an inch or so on the sides that isn't. This is probably because it rolls up for storage and you cant really unroll the ends flat.
213842
It is not perfectly flat like say a glass beaker. But it isn't convex either. It is flat with a slightly raised rim on the bottom, similar to the bottom of a glass beer bottle. Hope this helps.
312778
It has a small lip. More like a roll over lip. Do you mean depth of the bowl? It is maybe an inch and a Hal, two at most. I use them for snacks, fruits and you could use them for ice cream as well.
2280656
it is even and flat.. I have had problems with the heating element working blacking out.. we removed the bottom and cleaned it a couple time and it works better for a while.. great for browning and making large meals..
1424023
The bottom is round, not flat. I used a hand mixer and the inside chipped a bit with scrapes. - hope that helps :)
1019249
It is all one "roll:". No top. I filled it with straw and my ferals used it. Sometimes two at a time. They will get used to going in and out if you leave the door slightly ajar. Literally a life saver. Great product when filled with the straw. I may purchase another. Durable.
2043516
It is rolled up when delivered as well. Just let it lie flat in a warm area for a couple of hours and it lose the curl. I put some scrap wood on mine to weigh it down. Never had an issue with it curling up.
1185609
The top side (cutting surface) is flat BUT it has the slightest "lip" running around the edge. The surface is textured. The bottom side has little round feet.
105134
Yes, it can be rolled to probably about an inch. It is very malleable and actually adheres to the surface so it flattens immediately. I LOVE this product. It stays on my kitchen island constantly.
2069195
Not totally flat...it's sort of like a soda bottle I guess. Raised up in the middle, with a ring / circle that actually touches the surface you place it on.
1445693
It has a rolled edge on one side. I needed a flat sill, so I just used a straight edge and knife to remove it. Looks great!
1138095
There is a rounded lip which I was unaware of when I bought this. I used a hammer and pounded it flat against concrete. It fits perfectly in the toaster oven that I use it in.
831970
I have not "rolled" this way, but I would believe it does not matter what type of tubes you use, just the amount of "leaf" that is put in the slot for filling the tube. I hope this helps !
147529
I ordered one on January 5, 2015 and the one I received fits the "flat-topped milkcan" description.The top section is about 7/8" across. It starts with a flat top with a 1/4" bullnosed edge then drops through a 5/8" concavity that narrows to a diameter of about 1" before flaring back out to the weight's roughly 1 7/8" diameter:(Paste the following ASCII art into notepad or anything else that uses a fixed font to get a better idea of what I'm talking about :).____( .. ).\ ././ .\/ .. \| .. || .. || .. ||----| I ordered one on January 5, 2015 and the one I received fits the "flat-topped milkcan" description.The top section is about 7/8" across. It starts with a flat top with a 1/4" bullnosed edge then drops through a 5/8" concavity that narrows to a diameter of about 1" before flaring back out to the weight's roughly 1 7/8" diameter:(Paste the following ASCII art into notepad or anything else that uses a fixed font to get a better idea of what I'm talking about :).____( .. ).\ ././ .\/ .. \| .. ||... » Read More I ordered one on January 5, 2015 and the one I received fits the "flat-topped milkcan" description.The top section is about 7/8" across. It starts with a flat top with a 1/4" bullnosed edge then drops through a 5/8" concavity that narrows to a diameter of about 1" before flaring back out to the weight's roughly 1 7/8" diameter:(Paste the following ASCII art into notepad or anything else that uses a fixed font to get a better idea of what I'm talking about :).____( .. ).\ ././ .\/ .. \| .. || .. || .. ||----| « Show Less
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This is flat and is not supposed to warp with the heat, but it did. I've already given it away and purchased a more heavy duty one. I used it to warm tortillas