Does the lid stay closed tight?
1828089
It does not seal air tight, however the lid does stay down and I have kept cookies in it for a few weeks and they were ok.
1828090
We have had the Tardis cookie jar for a month and a half. The lid is weighted to stay down. It doesn't actually seal, but it stays closed. We love it. It's also good for wrapped candy and cookies.
1828091
It does not snap shut, or seal like a normal cookie jar. I put it in the mail to my son and secured the top with tape. It shipped just fine that way. It was just loads of fun, though, when it makes the sound when it's opened. Zoe
1530843
It has a locking lid. I have laid mine down and dropped it and it did not leak.
1787989
Yes, the lid stays up as the hinges are very firm and well attached to the case. And it really looks very classy when you set it out for company. It also seals very firm. I've noticed some people said they had trouble flipping up the closure hinge, but that's good to keep the tea fresh. This is one of my five favorite things I've bought off of Amazon.
113924
Yes the case stays closed firmly - there are magnets that hold the cover in place.
289876
The lid goes a little past 90 degrees so it does stay open. It does not lay flat.
2139270
Yes it locks down well. The 4 tabs on the lid do a great job and also click into place to let you know its locked.
2082313
No it doesn't leak. The lid doesn't twist closed you just push it down over the opening.It's a nice container. I have 2 others but they are so fragile. This one isn't.
398557
yes, other than the lid it is air tight. there are two pieces, the "cooler" and the lid. Much nicer than the type that have 6 styrofoam rectangles that just sit inside the box.
1888529
The lid stays on just fine. In fact, if my husband is already asleep and i want to make a late night cup of tea, i fill the pot with water earlier in the evening and have it ready, becuase putting the lid on and clicking it in makes a noise. it fits tight and does not leak. i am very happy with mine. the handle is stationary, so you have to finagle the lid a bit to get it in and clicked tight. but i have arthritis and i can do it so it's no big deal.dee jaquet
2261896
It sort of locks on. You can see that one end of the lid has a tab. You hook the other end first onto pan and then the tab end clicks on. It is airtight enough to keep a pan of brownies moist for a few days at least (as long as they lasted :)!) But it would not be totally liquid tight if you tilted it and had sauce or something in there. The lid definitely stays on well enough to stay put for transport.
726163
Yes the lid closes completely. It's thin quality material, that I don't realize it's there if the light isn't bright.
1609766
Yes. There is a little red switch on the inside that will keep the lid open.
1351849
I have two of these and the lids are very secure, though they do not screw on. There is a slight bulge that catches the lid to help it stay on.
569790
It is a tight fit, but the lid does close. If you are nervous about using force I would not get it
1351850
As long as you push the lid into groove, it stays on very tight. I am very pleased with mine. I got them about 6-7 months and had no problem.
1659667
No, the entire lid does not lock down. However, the individual sides do. I would not hesitate to transport this--the seal on this lid is great and I would not fear spillage unless the pot itself was over full.
2061297
In my experience, the lid shuts fine, but you do have to make sure you hear it "snap" closed all the way.