Does the lid twist to seal like in the 2 quart version (making it air/water tight)?
1449497
Lid did twist but did not make it air or water tight. Because they were not air or water tight (tilt and they leak,) I gave them to charity. They looked great but were not useful.
1449498
No, it doesn't. It fits snugly, but it has an opening for pouring and slits to hold the ice. It was meant to be a pitcher for pouring. I like it very much.
1449499
No. Its not air/water tight. There is no seal whatsoever. The cap is just a cover with a spout for the water. The space for the spout is always open and the water can come out anytime.
1449500
These do not twist to seal they just slip on and have an opening on one end to pour and you just turn it to close that spot
1449501
No, the top just slips down in place. I really do not use the top. I find milk stays fresh longer in this glass container without the top.
1375890
no - the lids fit very tightly and tried with water in the glass part, with lid and turned it upside down and not a drop.
1392878
Nope...lid holds very tight....the center cap holds tight but seems as if there is enough roo. To allow steam to pass so pressure doesn't buold up
887708
Mine doesn't leak at all, but I have not turned it upside down to test this. I don't think that the lid creates a real tight seal because the spigot does not ever quit running smoothly so air is getting in somewhere.
2027974
Yes the lid is air tight meaning it stays twisted on the can nice and tight - to keep oxygen from entering the can you could place the top of the can (not the lid) on a sheet of thin flexible plastic, silicon, rubber etc. and draw a circle, cut it out and place it into the lid and that will cover the sprinkle holes keeping what's in the can dry - that's permanent protection and you take it out to shake and put it back in to seal the cover - the other easy thing to do is to peel off a piece of wax paper, plastic wrap or storage bag, put it on the can and twist the lid back on over it and your covered and protected. Yes the lid is air tight meaning it stays twisted on the can nice and tight - to keep oxygen from entering the can you could place the top of the can (not the lid) on a sheet of thin flexible plastic, silicon, rubber etc. and draw a circle, cut it out and place it into the lid and that will cover the sprinkle holes keeping what's in the can dry - that's permanent protection and you take it out to shake and put it back in to seal the cover - the other easy thing to do is to peel off a piece of wax paper, plastic wrap or storage bag, put it on the can and twist the lid back on over it and... » Read More Yes the lid is air tight meaning it stays twisted on the can nice and tight - to keep oxygen from entering the can you could place the top of the can (not the lid) on a sheet of thin flexible plastic, silicon, rubber etc. and draw a circle, cut it out and place it into the lid and that will cover the sprinkle holes keeping what's in the can dry - that's permanent protection and you take it out to shake and put it back in to seal the cover - the other easy thing to do is to peel off a piece of wax paper, plastic wrap or storage bag, put it on the can and twist the lid back on over it and your covered and protected. « Show Less
1652258
Yes. The lid clamps down and seals easily. I have not opened it frequently and so do not know about the wear factors, that some other reviewers have mentioned.
2124711
No, it is a snap and twist design. There is a channel on the container and two raised dimples on the lid, the dimples go down into the channel, turns to lock in place.
2063900
Yes, it does. I bought two of the lids, one for my 6-quart Duo and one for my sister's 6-quart Splendid, and it fit fine on both.
1028866
its been a while since i had this but i believe it should just twist/pull/pop right off. i dont remember the lid being an issue for me.
279567
Unfortunately I had to return mine because I purchased the wrong size however I purchased a similar one from them and yes the lids do seal tightly.
2009266
No. The lid does not seal, it is loose. My one complaint. Otherwise they are nice.
852342
Yes, the top does screw on tightly, but I haven't turned it upside down to check for leaks. And anyways, the lid needs to be loosened up a bit so that air can get into it, so that the liquid flows out easily. The spigot did leak a little at first, but stopped after I tightened it down a bit. It has worked great ever since. We like it very much! Hope this helps.
2156779
Yes and after a while it wouldn't seal. You turn and turn the top and it won't tighten up.
1292400
Yes, you can turn it a little and has an opening for the water to pour out while lid stays firmly attached.
390710
No, i do not think that it provides an air/water tight seal. It serves well as a lid and a seat
2122242
Hi Chris, These doesn't have any seal just twist top. For the seal one you can purchase these ones: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CJWTN5U These tins have plastic/silicon kind seal in inside and it's water/air proof.
538501
No, not a tight seal. I've not turned it upside down, but if I were to fill it with water and turned it upside down there would be a slight trickle.