Can you put the lid back on if you don't empty the contents of the can?
571744
Sure you can. The lid has smooth edges and can be placed back on top of the can. It fits snug but of course it is not truly sealed.
571745
Yep. Dont expect a secure fit though. If you pick up the can and squeeze too hard, the lid will come off. It's good enough to keep contents from drying out if you left it in the fridge or something.
516439
Yes. The can has a removable lid. You will need to have the correct size of twine to refill it with though.
544076
Yes. I have no issues with the lid. I do close it when I'm not using it. But it does stay open when I am.
1717363
Yes. Open both cans and pour the contents of little can into big can, The big can is only half-full.
1618796
No you can not...sorry but the lid is to shallow. Turned upside down the handle will cause it to not sit flat causing trouble too. Hope this helps
1663151
Yes the lid stays on, the can is perforated. It depends on the humidity, and size of your safe, the indicator will tell you when it needs to be regenerated.
587648
Can't help you friend. The instruction that came with mine , stated the lid is to remain open during operation. Sorry.
1180806
Yes, at the base of the spout there is a small vent hole just big enough to do the job. Otherwise when the can is closed up, it is airtight; probably should avoid overfilling on a warm day for this reason.
697692
I dump my pasta into a colander. There is no way to secure the lid on, but there is a lip that if you held the lid on it could drain. Probably not the fastest way though.
1751310
No. Since the containers are sideways when magnetized to something, you have to lift the lid off every time.
2027974
Yes the lid is air tight meaning it stays twisted on the can nice and tight - to keep oxygen from entering the can you could place the top of the can (not the lid) on a sheet of thin flexible plastic, silicon, rubber etc. and draw a circle, cut it out and place it into the lid and that will cover the sprinkle holes keeping what's in the can dry - that's permanent protection and you take it out to shake and put it back in to seal the cover - the other easy thing to do is to peel off a piece of wax paper, plastic wrap or storage bag, put it on the can and twist the lid back on over it and your covered and protected. Yes the lid is air tight meaning it stays twisted on the can nice and tight - to keep oxygen from entering the can you could place the top of the can (not the lid) on a sheet of thin flexible plastic, silicon, rubber etc. and draw a circle, cut it out and place it into the lid and that will cover the sprinkle holes keeping what's in the can dry - that's permanent protection and you take it out to shake and put it back in to seal the cover - the other easy thing to do is to peel off a piece of wax paper, plastic wrap or storage bag, put it on the can and twist the lid back on over it and... » Read More Yes the lid is air tight meaning it stays twisted on the can nice and tight - to keep oxygen from entering the can you could place the top of the can (not the lid) on a sheet of thin flexible plastic, silicon, rubber etc. and draw a circle, cut it out and place it into the lid and that will cover the sprinkle holes keeping what's in the can dry - that's permanent protection and you take it out to shake and put it back in to seal the cover - the other easy thing to do is to peel off a piece of wax paper, plastic wrap or storage bag, put it on the can and twist the lid back on over it and your covered and protected. « Show Less
1189344
Yes, you can. I do it all the time. But it gets hot and the lid is to tight (difficult to remove). That is why I removed the lid from the pressing thing and use it without the lid.
1497751
Definitely!! These lids aren't the easiest to remove as they are tightly sealed (which is what you want) but you can certainly put them back on again with some force to make sure they are completely sealed.
1075170
the lid does not need to be tight. You don't want to have to wrestle the lid off. This is a great ash can. We couldn't be happier with it.
691075
No, the lid will not stay attached to the can. I used a layer of non-skid tape on the lid and a layer on the can too. That keeps both pieces together at my house.
2234235
Have had no problem. I empty after using and leave lid open a little while.
2048988
NO the lid stays on the can and is really easily removeable with no mess. If it had a removeable lid by magnet then you would have all the drippage all over the counters and can opener. No the lid will not drop into the can. You will love this can opener. It is utterly amazing!