Can you use this lid for pouring or would it just run backwards down the jar?
1464443
sure you can pour from the lid that would be a great idea. Share your drink.
1464444
You can pour from it...it'll just be a slow pour. The hole is about double the size of a straw. Hope that helps.
1887269
Your question got me thinking, so I did a quick test. I filled one up with a bit of water, put the lid in place and tried 1) holding it upside down and 2) jostling and shaking it. The results: I did not see or experience any leakage. Hope this info helps you out!
1276055
I have used mine for coffee and it the lid works great. The only problem is the glass jar gets hot to the touch so this makes it hard to hold onto.
43608
I have not used it for that purpose. It my reserve storage container for travel. I would assume that you wouldhave to remove the lid to drink fromit, though. I would caution you, though, if you are using hot drinks -- the container keeps everything hot as when poured for at least eighteen hours. That has been my experience, at least.
1670320
You shouldn't have to take the lid off to pour the coffee. Push down the little lever and it "rocks" open enough to pour. The lid may seem wobbly because of this functionality. I wouldn't try tipping the pot upside down if it had liquid in it because I'm sure it would come out.
1221448
No. If you mean like a Mason jar, it does not. You can pour contents without removing the lid.
1947184
Yes you do, but only if you need to get the last drops out. I can hold the lid in place with my thumb while pouring, keeping the other hand free. It has not been a nuisance in about 6 months of usage, twice per day.
167403
Yes it would be difficult to use in that way. It's very large and would be incredibly heavy filled with water. The lid is not the same as the small jars with the screw top lids. It has a plastic press on lid inside of the metal lid that you can see. It will not seal the water in. It will leak. Hope this helps!
1119278
yes there is an opening for pouring (a spout) in the top. , I am not sure that you could pour anything on it while it's running though, it might splash all over the place. I guess if the blender wasn't too full it might work. Hope that helps!
163282
No would not work with regular mouth jars. I did try and it is to big unless you use a funnel... but that would be to tricky to pour, everything would go sew saw.
1739521
It is a rubber stopper with a hole through the center. As long as the lid you are using has a hole that the stopper can fit into without going all the way through I would imagine it would work.
395419
It doesn't work with the quart size jars unless u flip it over to use the bottom but it's not very stable and isprobably not meant to be used that way.
1913605
Hello, this jar is for decorative use, it will not work for actual canning.
2258462
I don't see why not. It is sturdy and the glass is not thin. But I would personally not close the lid with hot liquid inside unless I left a LOT of headspace at the top, because it does not seem to be intended to be used as a canning jar.
1766698
Yes ~ there is a tab inside the lid to prevent its falling while pouring .....................
1666153
Seals pretty well, but turning upside down would be a stretch. This is a great jar/lid, but if you must have a supremely tight seal this may not be the one.
2104282
Yes, but not really necessary if you shake the brush out after you use it. Dripping isn't really a problem. And what would you plan to do with the lid?