Are either of the containers leakproof?
1848406
Dear Colin,Both cover seal made vy EVA resin.So I think it is leakproofed.Best regardsWataru Yonemura
1848407
Dear Colin, Both cover seal made vy EVA resin. So I think it is leakproofed. Best regards Wataru Yonemura
1848408
The bottom tier has a very tight seal so you can put food that contains a sauce in the bottom tier.
81091
There are two containers that have screw on lids with gaskets. I use those for things that might leak. The other three are just snap on lids and would probably leak if you used them for liquids. I have found that the top two are plenty of storage for my more soupy food items and I stick to drier things like cut up fruits and such with the other containers and just keep it upright. I haven't had a problem with leakage that way.
2084187
No problem with leakage...I mean you will be using a bag in there anyway...
133059
it has a mini container that is separate with a screw cap lid that fits inside the circle area. so leak proof....
476451
As long as you have the top on tight and the straw top closed I'd consider it leakproof. That said, I have had mine leak if the straw portion wasn't shut 'just right'.
218046
Yes, I pack applesauce in these containers for my son. We've never had a leak.
87375
Yes they are leak proof. I have one on our deck as the base of our fountain. Holds water with no problem at all.
2166874
I have not experienced any leaks from the containers while toting in my lunch bag. I try to keep containers with food upright as much as possible but have emptied my bag with a container shifted on its side, etc. but have never had any spills so far (although I have only owned these for about 8 months now). I wash the lids in my dishwasher too, so I think they are designed very well.
2098075
Yes - they are leakproof. If I showed my 3 year old how to open (where to grasp the lid), Im sure she could do it. They are not hard to open or close, but the lid is quite secure.
329840
No- I just filled one with water and turned it upside down, and nothing leaked out. It is a super tight seal
137380
They are! I am still amazed by this - even after going through the dishwasher! I often bring soup or juicy fruit to work and it does not leak. Hope that helps!
100377
They are pretty sturdy and the lids fit securely. I have mixed oil and vinegar and taken them to work, and nothing leaks.
81089
I have found them to be mostly leak proof. On occasion I have overfilled the soup container. When I do that there is a bit of soup in the bottom of the warming can. It is a case of operator error.
133054
I fill mine up to the top and its never leaked. Also the whole container is leak proof.
81090
The 0.31L rice bowl and 0.2L soup bowls are leak proof. I have used them both for stews, sauces and soups with no mishaps. The warming tin also works well to keep the temperature. As for the other containers: I have used them for things like fruit salad and other wet foods, the fit of the lids is very precise and I have had no leakage to report.
115957
We tend to use softer containers for those activities because they're easier to pack. But I imagine we'll use some for camping when we have carriers that the Klip Its fit well into. Odd that you mention not leaking because that's the biggest complaint people have. The label says airtight, not watertight. I have no complaints. Hosts in NZ had them and we so enjoyed Klip Its that we ordered as soon as we returned to US.
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Yes, definitely. The lid has a good seal and you can tighten it down very tight. I leave these in my backpack which is laid on its side under my desk all day and have never had a leak.