Do these leak if put in a lunchbox?
445431
I bought these for my daughter who started kindergarten in 2013 and we love them. I have never seen any of the bottles leak. I will be buying the larger bottle when she gets bigger.
445432
I lay these sideways in my daughters lunch box and they have never leaked. They work really well!
445433
no they dont leak, i put in my daughter's lunch box everyday :) sometimes water, sometimes juice, never leaked.
145280
I would trust it in a lunchbox. Never had an issue with leaking. The design is great. It is slightly curved but nothing too dramatic. It would be safe to call it mostly flat.
137842
Yes, you can put liquid in, but make sure they do not get squished. With pressure in a box they could get crushed and leak.But I've stacked several with salad dressings and sauces in lunches and they survived with no problems.
1429599
Mine has never leaked from where the lid and jar form a seal. However, it would be easily spilled in a lunch bag because of the holes for drinking and air flow.
522214
My (10 year old) daughter regularly uses these in her lunch for soups, salad dressing, 'dips' and yogurt. Once I showed her how to 'burp' the lid, she has not had any problem with leaking. I hope this helps. We love these containers.
1859531
Definitely. leak free. but pack with a cold pack because it's non insulated and the milk would sour otherwise. also the condensation might be frustrating but wrap in a paper towel in the lunchbox with a cold pack and you'll be good to go. chocolate milk tastes DELICIOUS in this thing.
117906
I guess it depend on what you put in them if they are leak proof. I just put water in mine, screwed them together and shook them and water leaked out. If you put snacks foods, like cheerios, crackers, etc. in them they don't leak. They do screw together easily.
839068
The vented lids come OFF in the lunch box, if you don't secure them with rubber bands! I use two rubber b ands to secure them, the lids do not snap on like you'd expect. The vents on the lids can be closed, but I don't know if they are "leak proof". I recommend laying them right side up to transport. Actually, I would recommend going to Target and buying the Rubbermaid ones!
198811
I use these almost daily for work, and no, they have not leaked. I have a mug, bowl, and oval. Shopping for a new bowl because, after 5-6 years, I put my thumb through the lid trying to open it. The bowl is still fine. That is the only complaint.
889235
I only use them for water, but simply put - if you close the lid and turn it upside down nothing comes out. So I would assume no matter what liquid you put in there it would not leak out.
827991
I would say they are. Have two of these and commonly leave them laying on the side while traveling in passenger seat and in my lunch box haven't had a leak yet
827992
I have not tried it in a lunchbox, but I am pretty sure it would't leak there. I have had it in my gym bag tilted over, and it didn't leak.
1439582
They haven't leaked but they did develop bubbles. But still usable. I always put them in zip loc bags just in case
2231741
Yes, the seal is not tight on these containers. Unfortunately, they leak as well.
640917
Yes they do leak I thought they would be better since it's a Rubbermaid item
5643
I have had the same issue with these and find that I can basically only put things that don't "spill" in there. You have to gently close them and the lids tend to stay on, but they are NOT leakproof. Any runny thing like salad dressing spills.
1903390
They sure do. Lids snap nice and tight. I usually freeze the contents, but I just tipped, shook and gently squeezed a cup with water in it...... no leaks! I will continue to buy these, I make frozen dog treats in them.