Will it leak if I store it on its side in the refrigerator?
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.
1679340
I have not done that but place it on the door of the refrigerator. It is a tight seal and might work but I'd try to keep it the way it was designed.
1679341
I don't think it's made to be placed on it's side. The seal is very tight but I have seen over time that when I make a powder drink in the carafe it can leak a bit when I shake the container. I would not recommend keeping it on it's side as a regular storing position.
247983
as long as it's not in your backpack or somewhere where it could get squeezed by accident. It's not really 100% leak proof, but if you put it down sideways nothing will come out.
1528695
Absolutely! Do it all the time and put it in the fridge to cool later. Had mine for over a year and have had no problems.
427440
No. It does fine upright but will leak of stored horizontally in a lunch box
1301259
The cooler has a hard plastic liner. If the cooler tips, then likely yes it would leak a bit
1342311
I don't think the water will leak if it's on its side however the water flow may be hindered causing it not to pump correctly.
1989624
Yes, as long as the cooler has a flat spot where the spout would come out. If it is rounded you might have some leaking.
416781
I've only had mine for a few months, but I store it on its side for the same reason, and it is functioning well! I'm pretty sure that I read in one of the reviews that someone else was doing that, which I thought was great in my small kitchen.
51370
No, it is not airtight. If u pack anything that contains liquid, it will leak.
1742915
It is not leak proof. I don't believe it is intended to store fluids, but it is great for other foods.
1423041
no it will not leak as long as you have it closed correctly. Tupperware is a very good product.
2200624
It should not leak. Mine does not. But it is, in my opinion, not a great idea to keep it pressurized all the time. Maybe a small valve at the handle would help.
401721
As long as the lid is on tight and the lock switch is flipped, yes. I haven't had any problems with mine leaking.
381780
As long as the flap is closed you can turn it upside down and it will not leak. SEND IT BACK!Good luck,Mike
1508739
Yes. Put it in a sink and let it sit in cold water. It will puff up. I then put it in the freezer. I did find that one of them started leaking in my freezer bag.
476597
Haven't tried liquids, but it has a good seal and if you don't tempt fate by storing it on its side, I don't think you will have leaks.
1447516
The fridge has a drip pan which is about 1.25" High and doesn't rest on the floor but is securely screwed into the back of the unit about 6 inches off the ground. My unit has never leaked any water.