Please say YES! Does the lid hold when titled to the side? Female WC used, the lid is too heavy to remove so say yes it tilts and make my day!
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The lid completely detaches from the grill base. It has a hook so that the lid can be hung on the outside edge of the grill. Hope this answers your question.
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It does have a lip to hold the lid on one side, and when using the BBQ, you can slide the lid over to the lip to hold it. If you are too fast or careless in the motion, you could skip past the lip catch and would be holding the lid. I've had no problems with this maneuver though (the second picture in the listing shows the lid on this catch).
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The lip does hold on the side of the bowl. I did not find the lid to be too heavy that it did not hold. You could alternately tape a thick wad of paper(small size) to the lip in such a way that it makes the lip hold tightly to the bowl, when you try to hang it on the side.
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No, the lid does not have a built in tilt mechanism. It is however very light and manageable.
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I never had the lid get stuck, but I've experienced the cups bottom getting stuck so I just carefully lifted it up. Perhaps you could do the same in the opposite direction.
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The lid does have a slight raised curve on it, so I would say "no". I think the top one would definitely slide around.
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I have had no problem with the lid coming off. If you snap it in place, it is very secure. Even the squirrels haven't been able to take the lid off.
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Yes, the lid stays up as the hinges are very firm and well attached to the case. And it really looks very classy when you set it out for company. It also seals very firm. I've noticed some people said they had trouble flipping up the closure hinge, but that's good to keep the tea fresh. This is one of my five favorite things I've bought off of Amazon.
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The lid does not slam shut if left in the upright position. As the lid gets closer to the closed position gravity will bring it down but not slam it shut.
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Yes, I had to bend the top back so the smallest lid did not fall thru. All lids handles were angled and slid towards left right left to settle down on that u knob side. I have it on the wall above my stove. Looks good and works find and is sturdy. Trying to center lids with handles does not work and getting the lids out require alwaways taking other lids out to get the one you want. Now I can liftout the lid I want.
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If you look closely the lid has a small protrusion if you put that in first you shouldn't have any trouble. We have been using using ours for about three weeks and have not had any trouble with the lid.
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Yes! That's one of the nice design features. I should mention that I didn't actually get the stainless steel one, it looks a little different, but I'm assuming the lid design is the same.
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Keep turning the lid counter clockwise and it will come off. It has a little resistance to show when in the open to drink position. You just turn past it and the lid comes odd.
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I have a similar problem with mine. The lid does vibrate under certain conditions. My lid tends to vibrate more with a headwind. However, the box always remains firmly attached. I've learned to live with it.
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Yes, it will tip if not mounted and not stand up with the lid open. Mine isn't mounted, but is stored leaning on a wall.
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Not that I have experienced as the lid is separated on the side not on the top
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No problem with mine. Of course if the commode is not level the lid could fall from gravity.
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Definitely clicks when you put on the lid. Then the lid is somewhat loose while on. It would not come off if you shook it, it requires a little force to remove the lid. The lid is not airtight.
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Mine can definitely tilt. It sounds like yours is either defective or the hinge is just really tight! (some pictures for proof: http://imgur.com/a/MAN8L )
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It doesn't tip over too easily, though it could when it's not mounted. Yes it stands up when it is empty and the lid is open. I don't have it mounted and it works well. You just have to note that it can tip over that way and take a little extra care.