Hi. I am looking to use for making lip balm. Is it a screw top lid or just a snap on lid? Thank you in advance for your help.
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I use these for lip balm. They are a screw top lid but they are not very durable. After a couple of trips in my pocket, the lid had cracked.
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I thought it came with a lid. Because in the description it says the lip seal in the moisture. But I did not received a lid. I talk to Amazon support and said the description says a lid. I return the pan and Amazon support reorder an order. I will find out in couple days when I received my order if lid is still missing.
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The bottle that I have is a flip top type. You squeeze it to get the product out.
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Hello H&D;,The lid does not snap on the the cup. It fits securely into the metal tea leaf diffuser and has a large lip that creates a seal around the lip of the cup, but that lip/seal is only there by the grace of gravity.
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No, the top is similar to a crazy glue bottle. the tip is very small and can be cut to enlarge.I do not recommend this product. It is very poor quality. The cap/lid does not seal.
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I am wondering about this too. I want to use the Mason jar method, but don't know if I should use a traditional mason jar lid, a new-fangled screw on mason jar lid, or no lid, while the machine is working.Thanks!
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The lid just sits on top. There is a ledge that the top fits into. Even though it is a little loose fitting, it is sealed enough. I have yet to have any oil come in contact with me. I've probably popped 25+ batches so far without any incident. There is one vent that you can rotate, lets the steam escape. I turn the handle at a slow pace, maybe one revolution every two seconds. I'm still experimenting with the amount of oil and popcorn. My guess is that a microwave bag has about 1/4 cup of popcorn and 4 tablespoons of oil. I'm still working on it. I hope this helps..
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Hello Tim: the flip-top lids are hard plastic. I've bought the squat bottles and the tall bottles and they all have hard plastic with a soft plastic gasket. I've enjoyed using these bottles to brew Kombucha.
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It has a screw on lid. it came with a plastic seal in it like pill bottles do. My second had that and a paper lid inside that had to be removed.
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Any size screw top lid for a glass jar that "pops". Lids that are approximately 1/4" deep. The size around the lid is does not matter, it's the depth of the lid, so a mason type jar it will not work on, but any jar that has the factory pressurized type lid it will work on. The 'hook' goes at the bottom of the lid, and you pry it up to release the vacuum seal. Hope that helps
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I guess it is some type of spring clip. The metal piece where your thumb goes is super thin and will bend easily if the lid isn't on completely straight. As long as you have the lid on straight, it closes pretty easily.
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I've only used this on a bottle with.a screw-top water bottle. It does have a piece inside to remove for snap on bottle tops. I bought 2 just in case, but the product so far has exceeded expectations.
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lid is only lid no screw on , yes I think it is called either rings or bands. It is almost cheap to buy the complete set. bottle, rings and lids together
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The lid pops on. They are smaller than I expected which makes them a little hard to fill. I bought them for loose tea, however you need a wide mouth funnel to avoid spills.
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The lid just sits on top and does not attach. It is heavy enough to stay in place. There is a little venting of oil/steam that comes out of the small vent on the lid and very little from the butter melting area. We do not use the butter melting option so I'm not sure what happens when you do.
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It is a screw on lid, very secure and easy to open or close. It does have a tab which closes over the opening in the lid to prevent spillage but it is also very easy to open/close. This opening is what allows you to drink from the thermos.
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I put one hand on top of the bottle as I flip the lid with the other hand. Keeps the pressure in the bottle so you can release slowly and (hopefully) avoid a mess.