The cover of the jar with hole, so the jar is always opened? Or cover could be turned to shut the jar?
837182
The covers for these spice jars can indeed be twisted to help provide a pretty good seal. At least in my experience.
971839
No, you just close the lid - only option you have. I am surprised that they still make this model. Regards, Butch.
168966
You can't remove the top off once it's sealed. You have to pop-up the lid again to remove it. I have quite a few of these and haven't experienced the issue you mentioned with them.
1124435
The lid fits into a groove at the top of the jar. It fits well and stays put until lifted off. The only problem we've had is that it's hard to keep it filled.---JOHN
1869230
The lid is spring loaded and stays open till you manually shut it. Just to be sure I got up and tried to pour with the lid open and I had no problem. Just curious why you would want to do this because the steam could and it did not but could get in your face. I hope I was of some help. I personally have had this for at least a year and I am happy with it. Reg.
938896
With the jar sitting on the counter, sit the jar opener on top of the jar and push the start button. Be patient. It takes some time for the "claws" to close around the jar lid and the grips to clasp the jar and then turn in opposite directions.
1124433
There is no seal as such. The lid fits into the top lip of the jar and stays put until lifted off. We like our cookie jar, but it is hard to keep full. JOHN
1059527
No, the jar isn't sealed, there is a safety cover over the open jar that you take off before using the first time.
1572428
Once you tighten the Opener on the Cap, you can hold the Jar in one hand and turn the opener with the other. It does not slip!
2047232
it has to be turned to open, and turned to reclose. Mine didn't stay closed very good. But it might of been me.
938892
It has to be a jar with a lid--not a can. You hold the opener above the jar, parallel to the lid and press the black button. The opener will self adjust to the lid and once it is tight enough, it will twist the lid open. When you hear air escape from the jar, you will know the lid has been loosened. Release the black button and the arms of the opener will release the jar automatically.
1596784
No, the only way the lids stay open is to step on the foot pedal. I thought that could be a nuisance but it's hands free and I don't actually find a problem with it. It's a great garbage can.
161576
No, it's just a hole in the glass lined with metal. There's no screw mechanism or anything else that would close the opening.
2165794
If I recall correctly (as we have had it up for some time...& we do not have a concern re: access) I believe there is a lock feature (optional for use). There is an availability to lock the slit-opening top if you are worried about access, but then the actual solid lid covers the slit opening . The "cover" over the slit opening is not lockable. I must say this is a great box, & we are very glad we purchased, but you need to confirm the lock feature for the slit opening underneath the solid cover, which as said, is not lockable.
1792121
With the existing cover. It still opens and closes inside of the vent cover.
927838
It's been a couple of years since I bought mine, but I do not recall it coming with a spout cover. The top does twist so you can narrow the stream you'd get when you pour from the jar, and you can use that to keep the contents of the jar uncontaminated but there's nothing to keep things from falling into the spout.
1208859
There are two magnets, one on top and one one the bottom, of the cover that holds it closed. I've never had a problem with it coming open unintentionally.