Drops of moisture appear inside the plastic cover inside the lid. I have only hand washed the lid and did not put it into water. Shouldn't it be dry
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I use a paper towel to dry it occasionally. What has worked best for me is to rinse a the removal parts (bowl and top of the bean container, basket for the grinds and the cover, coffee carafe and lid, and leave them to air dry in the dish drained. Leave the top and basket compartment open to allow the non-removable parts to dry. Cindy M.
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Depends on what you put in the container.. I.e. If fruit, there will be drops of moisture if in for a period of time. That has been my experience
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You will find a small amount of moisture under the lid if the items you are storing are made with ingredients that have any moisture.
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Although the lid warped slightly we have not had any water inside the box. It has also been the wettest august in many years here too.
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Lol!!! Yours was probably dried out. I just slid my fingernail in the lid opening and pop it right up
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I don't know the answer. I have the same problem. I also have a problem when moisture seeps in from the top or sides and freezes under the cover. This cover has been a challenge.
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are you absolutely sure it is completely dry? any moisture left on it will cause rust. usually I dry mine and then let it sit out (in the air) for awhile to make sure all moisture is gone
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The only time I have this problem is when I take it along to a humid area. I live in "high and dry" so it does not happen in my area. Hope this helps!
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No I have not felt any moisture. Sometimes, the bottom of the mug feels like it is leaking/moisture, but it is just cold.
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I have had a the same thing happen, only mine didn't happen until several months after use. I'm not sure if this is the right thing to do, but I just "pop" it down with my hand kind of hard and it starts. As Scott said, it started doing that after I didn't get it sealed and it leaked. So I am guessing that there is just some "gunk" in there causing it to stick. If you wouldn't mind, please post what you find out from customer service. I am still able to use mine, but it continues to stick occasionally.
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You know, I'm not sure, but I'd just make sure that it's clean and dry before storing. You might want to wash it with a little bleach in the water just to be sure. I haven't had any issues with mine so far.
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I agree with Sally's answer- condensation from the lid. I checked all the seals and tighten everything , but there is still water is there.
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Yes the inside is dry. We have had a number of days with a lot of rain and there is no water inside
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Inside each little cover there is a plastic ridge that fits tightly against the interior of the compartment. This ridge seems to answer for a seal to keep out moisture. (as I live in a "high desert" area, humidity is not an issue so I'm giving you my best guess).
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No idea! I always hand wash and air dry pan and lid. It's really no problem at all.
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I really not sure, however, I have had some for years and seemed always to be fine.Sorry not more help, but I have had no problem. I would keep lid tight and keep dry.
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I have never had any water get in that I am aware of. It simply has a top with a wide lip and inner wall on the cover that helps create a snug fit. I don't go into it often, but have never noticed that anything has been wet. One item I store in it is charcoal and the bag is always dry.
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no, but that's a good idea. I am storing salt in the one I bought and it seems to get some moisture in the jar. Let me know how it goes if u try it first.
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is the lid on tightly??? see if it comes off, rinse dry and replace. see if that makes a difference.