are the containers leak proof?
81088
The majority are however the one that holds the rice is not. I use this everyday love it.
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.
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.
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.
81092
Yes. Just be sure the hot side is closed tightly. Dont put containers in dishwasher.
2277311
I have not had any issues with leaks. My wife hasn't had any issues neither and she uses hers for medicine, make up, lotion and other liquids. She also keeps some in her purse and they have never spilled. She carries large purses so these containers really get bounced around.
2188356
I do not know for sure if they would leak. The lids are very nice though. I am sorry, I have not yet tried to see if they would leak while packed in a lunch bag.
472852
No. They will leak if laid on the side. These jugs are not completely airtight.
1174110
I have not tried this but I have had containers spill inside the back pack and it did not leak out.
133054
I fill mine up to the top and its never leaked. Also the whole container is leak proof.
1560666
There is a rubber seal on the inside of the plastic lid. Some of them still leak. I certainly would not call them airtight.
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.
644185
My experience was that they were only leak proof if they remain total upright. I had so many things leak out of them including yogurt if they fell over!
1954861
I only use them to store salad or produce (Washed lettuce etc. ) But you can also put soup in them. I have had no problem w/ leakage. the seal is pretty tight.It has a good vacuum to it. They are really nice bowls . I have ordered them several times over the years. They keep things neat in the frig and they wash up great .
1096957
I haven't had anything leak through when using them... They hold a lot more than you think they would.
611360
it is leak-proof. i have been very happy with mine, which i purchased over a year ago and use almost daily.
129414
I don't actually know for sure,but I do believe they are air tight and leakproof because the seal is very tight around the dish. Just make sure when you wash the seal,to let it air dry completely,or stretch the seal outward towards you to wipe clean&dry. I had an experience where I didn't wipe dry the seal and had to throw it out because it turned black. But I do think they are good and air tight and leak proof. Good luck,and I hope this has helped you.
720026
Yes they are as long as you have a secure latch. If the latch isn't locked there is a chance of leaking. I placed 15 pounds of weight in the box and submerged it over night in a tub sitting upright and no leaks. Hope this helps. The other answer about the handle is very true it is completely water tight.
716199
Yes . These R Great containers. I have tried so many others these R yet the best.U wont be sorry.
1887268
Yes, they are leakI would not trust them for leakproof, especially carrying soup.
131780
I used these at a wedding for holding sparklers before and after they were used so sorry do not know if they are leak proof. I would suggest a liner to be safe.