Is this jar air tight and good for storing marijuana?
1452653
It is indeed airtight. I use mine for pasta or bread crumbs and it works very well.
1452654
Dear Visa, I can't speak to it's quality of storing marijuana, but I am sure pleased with the jars I purchased. The jars have a rubber ring that seals tight when the lid is closed. I use it for storing rice, other grains, vanilla beans etc. I have been very happy with the purchase of the jars.
1901185
Yes, but not sure if airtight if not close to it. I use for cinnamon & sugar
1319654
I don't believe it is airtight. The lid has a silicone gasket that slides up and down when you open and close, so I don't see how it could be airtight. I agree with the second answer, it is tight but not air tight.
911431
yes, it is airtight. It never last long enough to go stale, the container is really small if you stack up, it's a poor design, it takes half the room. Today I only use it to store tea bags, formula, things that takes little room. I now use the zoli sumo snack stack.
1694984
It is not airtight, but I believe it will keep out bugs. At least no bugs have gotten in mine
882182
no, it should be tightly sealed. On my original jar that is 10 yeas old, the rubber piece is cracking but neither it nor the blade is loose!
2066340
The lid does not fit tightly no. There is no rubber gauging, or anything else that would make it at all airtight. I use mine to store candies on my desk, and while it would work just fine for cookies you expected to be consumed in a day or two, I wouldn't use it for anything beyond display purposes. (Though, throwing a piece of yeasted bread in there with your cookies will help un-stale cookies, if you don't already know that trick.)
1139713
I have purchased two jars so far on two separate occasions and both had air tight seals of the older type (IMHO) which has the paper over foil like the old jars of instant coffee once had. As long as the seals aren't broken and the lids are on tight, you should be able to store them for quite awhile. I wouldn't feel a need to repackage them if I wanted to store them for future use.
423609
Best to store in sealed, air tight container and kept in a dark cool place. I use a Kerr jar and I keep it in my bottom cupboard.
398559
The cooler is made from Styrofoam and the lid does not have any type of seal other than the lip so I don't think it is "Air Tight". It is still a good container. I sent this container with two of cool packs from Seattle to North Platte next day FedEx and the contents were still frozen.
51370
No, it is not airtight. If u pack anything that contains liquid, it will leak.
1826841
THEY ARE NOT AIRTIGHT!!!!Good for crafts or buttons I guess?The plastic seal between the metal cap and the jar is not designed to be airtight seal.
260304
Since I don't live in a dry climate like Arizona I can't really answer your question. I can tell you it is not air-tight. We use it primarily to keep the counter top from looking uncluttered, plus the stainless steel finish matches our decor. We are able to keep our bread for weeks but I'm sure that's due in large part to sealing the bread up tight in it's original packaging. If you are looking for something air-tight, you should look at something like Tupperware or similar. Hope this helps...
418982
It is not airtight. The lid has several small holes in back for ventilation. Our bread does stay fresh at least twice as long though!
39385
They are reasonably air tight. I can tip them over and my yogurt doesn't leak, but you need to make sure they are on snug. I think they'd be good for your purpose. I don't keep my spices more than 6 months anyway. only buy small amounts for that reason. Hope this helps. they are good jars.
47182
It's not air tight. We use it to store our cushions as well and some moisture does get in as the lid does not close tightly - especially if the cushions are in there snugly. We have to put a weight on top to keep the lid down.
734314
It has a rubber seal. It would be airtight but it's not a super strong seal so it wouldn't be great for long term storage.