Does the lid attach to the glass or the silicon sleeve? What does "dual lock" lid mean exactly?
1098860
it attachs to the silicon sleeve I think. Can't check for you as I gave them to my daughter for my grandchildren.
1098861
It attaches to both the outer silicone sleeve and the inner glass container. It creates a very tight seal.
1073032
The buckle latch's both left and right have a hasp type style hole to add a small padlock or whatever you like. The Lid of the box has steel hinges that lock into the open position so it will stay open while in use. The lid to base hinges in the back, have reinforced steel brackets and plates to help prevent the lid from snapping off , if it gets dropped or if the lid is hyperflexed backwards. This box works great for my expensive portable solar cells. Very well built and I am buying another one. Hope this helps
1351849
I have two of these and the lids are very secure, though they do not screw on. There is a slight bulge that catches the lid to help it stay on.
825129
My only suggestion would be to make sure you are pushing the little tab on the lid in before it locks. I nearly broke it trying to force it. Other than that, I don't know.
1600093
The handle on the lid is black plastic and attached to the glass lid with a screw. I have had no problem with the handle.
431988
My lids are silicone and give a snug fit. You can use the lids on just the glass insert without using the silicone liner, if you wanted to.
1737991
the lid is glass, with a metal rim and flexible black plastic gasket. the top handle is plastic, secured with a screw underneath.
1843171
I have a number of these in different sizes. The ones I have are absolutely air tight. The ridges of the molded silicon gasket surrounding the top of the jar provide the flexibility to form a seal with the inner rim of the lid. There should be no need to add anything.
2124711
No, it is a snap and twist design. There is a channel on the container and two raised dimples on the lid, the dimples go down into the channel, turns to lock in place.
2190829
The lid has a soft, silicone edge with small grooves in it. As you tighten the lid down, the silicone gets "squished" and less liquid comes out. To increase the flow, you loosen the lid a small amount and "un-squish" the silicone part.It is kind of trial and error to see when you have the lid on tight enough.
661559
Nope, its pretty snug when you place it in, but also easy to remove with your fingers. The lid is externally threaded and this sits in the inside, so the lid is able to screw down all the way with no issues. I hope this helps!
978389
The lid is glass. It has a flexible rubber (or silicone?) double-flanged seal that holds it in place. That's the black strip you see at the top. You don't screw the lid on - you just press it down and the double flange holds on to the inside of the tumbler. Lift up to remove. Easy and effective - I've had no spills ever.
93763
i have one of these and i think it was money well spent. the lids i have are all glass and i did not want to have them leaning against each other and this was the perfect answer.
1837442
The entire lid is made of plastic, but the two interlocking plastic segments have a rubber (or it could be silicone) ring that seals the lid against the glass jar. It's rather ingenious.
92293
If you put the gasket in the base of the lid and screw it on the glass it fits snuggly and prevents leaks.
1071007
No, the lid is not secure at all! It is not snug. I've dropped it many times. Very annoying.
1067371
I haven't noticed but I wasn't looking for it. I usually like to leave the lid attached but sometimes if I go too far it comes completely off. I will check if I remember next time and then update here.