Are the lids tight enough for me to store upside/ lid side down?
1683190
Even though that is not how I store mine the lids are very secure when attached and turned the proper way.
1683191
Yes, The lids are tight I think they should be OK to store up side down. But if you are planning on using the magnet alone with out it being screwed into something then that might not work. The magnet peels off easily of the metal part and everything falls all over the place.
1683192
Yes, they fit tightly. However, be careful if you put them on the fridge and someone slams a door as they fall and dent easily
308017
They are light weight and well made. The lids are plastic and while in use are not tighly sealed. You should be OK.
554344
Yes, they should be fine. Keep the lid tightly closed and out of excess heat and moisture, thanks
1757092
No. Not even close. Just tried it. :-) Besides, it best to store canning jars upright in case they break seal and leak. Best to build shelves.
1310774
They're not airtight. They're tight enough to stay on when not tossed around or shifted. But, they're definitely not like a Tupperware lid that seals shut.
1679339
That lid is pretty tight, Rubbermaid is reliable, sometimes its a trip to open the 2 spouts. I can't make any guarantees about being on it's side since I've not tried it, you have to decide. FYI: it's a big carafe.
1640406
The lid if not secured will if turned over / up-side-down. But the "mug" part does not.SEH
852340
Yes, however, I have never turned it upside down to see if it leaks, have always filled it, and served. then emptied. My daughter also has one, she refrigerates hers overnight, but has a large shelf. Great item! Get lots of compliments.
2066340
The lid does not fit tightly no. There is no rubber gauging, or anything else that would make it at all airtight. I use mine to store candies on my desk, and while it would work just fine for cookies you expected to be consumed in a day or two, I wouldn't use it for anything beyond display purposes. (Though, throwing a piece of yeasted bread in there with your cookies will help un-stale cookies, if you don't already know that trick.)
28341
Yes they are excellent glass that can be stored upside down. I am not sure about the exact height. I love them.
873252
Happy help. The lid is a very tight snap-on and the twist movement smooth. If the container falls I think you would be OK unless the "flap" pops open. But even so, not too many should spill out. This is a winner for $7. I would actually paid much more for this product.
1835081
The lids are slightly loose, but I love the shape of these dishes and use them constantly. The lids are tight enough for storage purposes, but if holding liquid and tipped sideways, you might have a leak on your hands.
691702
i own this, with a properly placed seal it should be airtight. the seals remove for cleaning. if you do not install them correctly then it will not be air tight. they are pretty easy to install. i am happy for the price i paid. tupperware made nice canisters but they will cost you twice as much and they are not clear.
2142081
I think they would do well for you. They have a great seal you just have to master the art of getting the lids on. Once you get a handle on that you will love them. Press the lid down in one spot then work the rest of the lid down with thumbs while pressing down. I got a bit frustrated at first with the lids but once you get the hang of it they are great I have no regrets with this purchase and did buy more.
1731771
I have to say yes. While I haven't put any liquid in mine, the truly secure way the lids fit would indicate a leak proof seal. The lids will be very tight, almost too tight the first time. I them in warm water to soften and have had an easier time since. Lids are still very tight, but that's how I want them.
1234557
Yes, they are absolutely air tight. There is a rubber (or perhaps silicone?) gasket around each lid, and when closed makes a tight seal. I keep items such as flour, cornmeal and sugar in them safely.
1564928
Should store upright. Won't spill if locktight gasket is on right. A great product if you don't like the current restrictions.