are the edges of both containers and lid rounded or sharp?
2063295
the small round container has a rounded edge. the large oval one is not rounded but is not really sharp--smoothed so it doesn't cut with normal pressure.
2063296
They both have rounded edges. The oval shape make it more appropriate for bigger kids and adults though.
2063297
The rim on the small container has been rounded. Plastic lid (flat), not sharp. The large container/lid feel flattened. I applied significant pressure with my thumb and thoroughly tested the rims on both, but did not cut myself - so not sharp. Keep in mind that the only product I tested was the one I owned, but so long as the bento container is used for its intended purpose, I would say adults and kids of all ages are safe.
255576
The corners and edges are sharp, but not enough to cause injury. My 2 yr old has been playing with them for almost a year and after all of the use the edges have become smoother. I recommend this product, great quality
351706
In my opinion, the edges are smooth, not sharp. I think it was beautifully constructed. Bought this for three other people for gifts and they have all been very pleased! Good luck!
1773108
Hey P, I bought two of these jars last spring. They are square, but have rounded corners. Hope this info helps!
1893507
There are not any sharp edges on the pan. It's all pretty safe. Mine has scratched up some but it's not horrible and I don't think there's any way it wouldn't. But it all seems pretty durable.
1159202
Table edges are rounded :-) Chair seat edges are squared; top chair edges are squared but all are sanded, not sharp 90°
67585
Hello! Well, to be honest, some of the cutouts can be on the sharp side, but I do not keep tiny, hard to reach items inside either. Hope that helps! :) Andie
1722685
I actually had to go take one out to look at it this morning. The best way to answer it is both square and round, they are flat sided and have rounded edges, so they can stack close together nicely as a square and yet no sharp edges. They really are nice looking and work effectively as a storage that can keep the air out nicely.
741416
They're not *rounded* but no, I wouldn't say they're sharp. We've had it for 2+ years and have never had a kid hurt themselves on it.
351710
It has not been an issue at all for me. The bottom edges--where the goods pour out--are not rounded, but neither are they what I would consider sharp. Hope this helps!
1216181
Edges are sharp. I didn't cut myself, but was careful. It is thicker than aluminum foil so not quite as flexible and it could cause some cuts along the edges.
1173996
The corners and the edges of the top are well ground and beveled. Nothing sharp. As you feel the edges, you can feel the three angles that each edge makes; the top bevel, the ground edge and the bottom bevel. Same thing for the corners.Getting cut isn't an issue. This is a quality item with due consideration for safety around the house.
1458673
The inside is smooth. The lids fit tightly also. They are very handy, but not very big.
2165064
The lids have sharp metal around the rim that goes into the pot/pan area. Other than that, I'm not aware of anything on these items that could be considered sharp.
2244944
Yes, the lids are slightly domed. I agree with the specifics that Teresa posted in her answer.
195299
I bought one of these 2 years ago and have never noticed any sharp edges. Just bought another one today, so we'll see how that one is on Wednesday.
306568
I think a lot of this depends on the can itself and how it is sealed. However, I'd say the lid is smooth, meaning the edge is usually not notched or ruffled. But again, different cans, different results. If by smooth, you mean the edge is not sharp, I can't say. I never run my finger on the edge of a can lid. I think they all have the potential of cutting into skin. The inside edge of a can after opening tends to be smooth with no jagged edges. But I would not purpose to run my finger there either for the same reasons just stated.