When put these in the dishwasher does water get trapped in the plastic gasket part of the lid? Has been my experience with other similar ones.
135311
We hand-wash ours and have had no problems. We use these for spices. This of course does not answer your question, so hopefully someone else will have used them in a dishwasher and can provide an answer.
135312
In my experience the plastic gasket dries reasonably well in the dishwasher on the heat dry setting- top rack. Obviously there are a few flanges that can trap condensation if left in a moist environment. If a cap or top is wet towards the cycle end just open the DW and shake off the cap and let it set a few hours on the rack after the heating elements do their thing. I have 7 sets of these in different sizes, no mold or fungal issues so far after 4 years. I really love these things.
1226508
Yes! I put bot the lids and the straws in my dishwasher. The straws are large, so they go well in the silverware bucket and don't fall through.
733724
I do not put mine in the dishwasher. I prefer to wash them by hand and if the lids are kept on after the food is eaten, it will be easy to rinse out, using a bottle brush for anything stuck in a nook or cranny.
901833
i do put this in the dishwasher a few times. The seal can get a bit loose so I would hand wash the lid.
1102529
Besides the nalgene cups, these are our other go to cups. The only time we've ever had a leak is when I had the top screwed on wrong. I did purchase the lids for traveling. I do dishwash them on the top rack with no problems. Hope this helps!
444799
I've not put mine in the dishwasher, but I don't know why that wouldn't work for the canister - and lid, after you remove that rubber or plastic ring. Probably better not to put the little pieces in. I got a baby bottle brush to clean it and that works well. I love mine. Eat whipped cream all the time.
1550002
I've been washing the glass containers on the bottom shelf of my dishwasher for years. However, do not place the plastic lids on the bottom shelf. The plastic lids should be placed on the top shelf.
836603
There is an icon on the box that indicates that they are dishwasher safe. I have put mine in the dishwasher many times, however, you have to be careful to angle the ends of the handles down below horizontal, otherwise water gathers in the cavity leading to the screw that holds the handles on, and takes awhile to drip out. I once put a pan on the stove whose handle still had water in it (I guess farther in below the screw), and it was literally acting like a teapot - steaming out the handle and whistling softly.
912032
I don't have a dishwasher, but having had my (various sizes) glasses for over a year now, I have noticed that the outer plastic and the inner glass expand and contract at different rates (i.e. if you close the lid too soon after pouring boiling water into the glass, it occasionally leaks). Besides, rinsing it works just fine, even after coffee.
1520981
I've had these containers for about three years and I don't think I've ever had one of them leak. My family uses them everyday and we always wash them in the dishwasher including the lids, often on heated sanitizing cycles and I've not experienced any changes in the way the lids fit, unlike some other containers we've tried before that warp easily. These don't -- the lids continue to seal really well even after years of use. I've never had a lid come off accidentally and we've toted them just about everywhere.
342605
The "stoppers" actually will move. They slide up or down the length of the straw which makes it a very nice feature when putting these in the dishwasher. We leave the straw in the cover and adjust the straw so that when the cover is on the piece then bends over on the top rack the straw does not hit the top of the dishwasher when pushing the tray in and the arm below does not hit the end sticking down through. I have two packages of these -hold the straw with one hand and use the other to move the stopper/ring.
198813
I have had a little issue with the casserole lids not having a tight fit after being used in the microwave. I have not had any leaks taking them to work, but I don't really challenge the seals either as they are always in a lunch box and not bounced around very much. The cup lids still fit tightly.
2265467
Have not had this problem ... yet. Mine have rolled edges and when I just looked at them I noticed two small holes at either end right under the roll that might allow water inside the roll. I am wondering if you soaked them? I've never soaked mine, just quickly washed and put in dish rack or in the dishwasher.
1188294
I agree... these don't spill. The first one I bought was 2 years ago. I washed it in the dishwasher for 2 years before I saw you are not suppose to put in the dishwasher. Some water got into the bottom half. I think that didn't even leak. LOL
121763
I put only the metal part in the dishwasher and I hand wash the lids. My friend puts both in her dishwasher but she has a fancier, temp controlled machine and I don't.
2073596
yes, comes with gasket. If you don't put them in the dishwasher, they last for years and years.
1500934
I don't put them in the dishwasher (I have the all plastic ones). I usually just rinse them but I do every now and then wash them using a bottle brush and lukewarm water. I think if the water temp is too hot it can breakdown the plastic.