Is it shape of plates are convenient? Is liquid thing will leak from plate? thanks
233865
The plates have enough concavity to keep liquids in place without difficulty. We love the plates and bowls.
1954861
I only use them to store salad or produce (Washed lettuce etc. ) But you can also put soup in them. I have had no problem w/ leakage. the seal is pretty tight.It has a good vacuum to it. They are really nice bowls . I have ordered them several times over the years. They keep things neat in the frig and they wash up great .
1859531
Definitely. leak free. but pack with a cold pack because it's non insulated and the milk would sour otherwise. also the condensation might be frustrating but wrap in a paper towel in the lunchbox with a cold pack and you'll be good to go. chocolate milk tastes DELICIOUS in this thing.
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!
167343
No, it does not leak, heats up fast and even, easy to clean, love it for multi food items, ready at same time for serving
227979
Really not necessary and never leaks due to superior suction needed to activate drink of water. Also would be comber some to remove and not loose if and when water is needed.
261181
I never have food in the corner because of the shape, the food slides down. But, I would say that the plate would flip it you tried to cut and place pressure on the side of the plates because of the slant. You may want to go to walmart and check out the plates, they have that particular pattern and similar square plates on display. The high cost of this trendy pattern is not worth it, especially with the square plates.
1439580
I have never had one of these leak. I use them daily either in lunch box or for cold food from the market. Well constructed and dependable best you can use
1771810
The lid does not seal securely but if I think that the contents in the casserole will leak out, I cover the dish with foil and have never had it leak when transporting it.
32019
I only have used liquid Cascade, and have never done anything special to protect the dishes. I have had no problems to date.
351052
Yes, there won't be any leaks. The fabric is very strong. Overall I would say the product is robust and nice looking. The instructions on how to assemble are useless.
1581675
The seal is very tight on these bottles and the glass is thick. I currently have one in the fridge on its side with liquid in it, no leakage. And have traveled with two in a bag at one time...no spillage. A way better vessel than plastic alternatives for breast milk. I say go for it
782118
The round ones have a tight lid and so they don't leak, but the rectangular ones don't close that tight and so they leak. On the first set I got, the small rectangular lid was way to loose and they sent me a new set. The lid on that one fitted a bit better but it is still not hermetic and leak. I had to go and test them after your question so now both you and me know! :)
2192343
I placed the catit on a large plate, because the original design leaked. While the new design doesn't leak, it did not distribute the water evenly when I first put it on the plate. I just re-adjusted the catit on the plate so it slanted slightly and voila - problem solved. My cat, who has been using a regular glass water dish for 10 years, loves it!
1411443
If operated at extreme high heat the plate will cup. There is some uneven heat but I find it helpful because you can use the outer edge to keep food that is done warm while other food is finishing.
2277960
No. It is mostly flat, but there is a slight edge to it, which is useful to keep whatever on the plate.
2187325
I bought this for storing plates and it works well for me. One thing to consider though is the thickness profile of your plate. Because of the wider spacing of the supports, if you plates are thin and have a low profile they will lean back more. You could put more than one plate in between the supports in that case. My plates are thick and have a higher profile (almost like a shallow bowl) so they stand up nicely. One advantage of storing your plates this way is your plates do not get scratched from stacking on each other. This can be an issue with some types of ceramic and stoneware types. Another nice feature is the easy access to each individual plate.