Does the glass have rubber or something along to top to make a perfect seal with the shaker?
1364954
No it's just a glass, but if you lightly tap the glass into the shaker and just start shaking it creates a vacuum inside. It's a good seal. You usually have to hit the side it to break the seal. I'm no bartender, but I think most bartenders do this all the time.
1853818
No seal. Glass on glass. And note that the one I received when I ordered the "SALT" said "JAM". I didn't return it but don't use it . I ended up ordering two "TASTY" square clear containers with lids (no seal, just glass on glass but much safer lid as it fits inside the bottom securely). I believe Amazon sells these. I use one for salt and one for pepper by my stove and they are perfect!
1436728
good question - I don't own the one with rubber on the bottom. I bet it's probably better to have the rubber on bottom to prevent from breaking and the glass slipping on wet surfaces.
1560667
They do have a rubber seal around the edge, however the pour spout does not. If you turn the jar upside down to mix the contents, it will leak from the pour spout.
1722855
Yes. It is a simple metal to metal contact to the lid. No type of rubber or silicone seal is provided. It's fit is close enough to hold something as fine as sugar, but liquids and powder will escape. however, a thin towel in a ziplock bag placed over the top of the pan extending over the edges will be enough to seal it when the lid is attached.
2238603
Yes it does. Wish I could find a simple matching salt shaker. It is very pretty and works well.
1363753
It does include a lid and it is glass lined. Mine lasted a month before the glass exploded.
437813
Yes it does have a rubber seal. I love mine and have been using it at least three or five times a month.
1358361
Yes it does. The lid needs to be clamped in place,otherwise there is a gap. I think it's due to the rubber seal.
2040826
The cap actually "screws" on to the top of the cup. Nothing spills out. There are grooves inside the cup and on the cap. The inside of the lens (cup) is stainless steel. the cap is plastic and has an o-ring to seal properly. The cap is actually clear on the top. No rubber in/on the cap (only the o-ring is rubber-from what I can tell). Hope that helps. - rdk
1267518
Yes, it has a very good seal. I haven't had a problem with light to mild shaking -- no spills to report.
1228099
Yes it does have a rubber seal around the lid. It seems to be made very very well but I haven't had a chance to try it out yet.
1693792
I believe I've seen this addressed before. My best guess is that "Shaker" means the size of the container and the fact that it has handholds. We may need to get inventive here. I am going to either secure the inner seal to the container after punching well spaced holes into it, or put same said holes into the container lid itself to make it a true shaker (may need to loosen container contents a bit as you go). I will retain the inner seal to maintain as much of the moisture that is present (perhaps also placing plastic wrap over opening as well. I totally get your question, but believe we can make this work until they achieve a true shaker container. Hope this adaptation helps everyone.
1667094
Yes, there is a black rubber seal on top. I assume it's there to keep the glass top secured to the bottom of the ss lid. I like it cuz it matches my SS appliances which also have black on them.
613579
The smaller shaker is to be used as the cover. Insert it into the larger shaker. It should create a vacuum seal that can later be broken with a light twist or a gentle tap on the side. Happy mixing.
1436729
No rubber seal. There is a silicone plug on the bottom which is a special device that allows the glass to breathe. This innovation is what makes the glass work without steam or condensation. Place it on beautiful wood surface... that's ok.. no drips, no condensation... amazing.
1148249
The previous responses are correct - there is no 'seal' for this solid glass piece. You can use EITHER piece as the top. We use the wide flat piece as the base and then set the deeper domed piece on top of that. It will hold 2 quarter pound sticks of butter at the same time and is easy to use from the flatter plate. The deep part remains easier to clean and it has ridges on the outer surface making it easy to hold even with wet hands. So, either way - it's not waterproof but it does a good job of fitting tightly enough together to protect the contents while remaining easy to open with one hand. The previous responses are correct - there is no 'seal' for this solid glass piece. You can use EITHER piece as the top. We use the wide flat piece as the base and then set the deeper domed piece on top of that. It will hold 2 quarter pound sticks of butter at the same time and is easy to use from the flatter plate. The deep part remains easier to clean and it has ridges on the outer surface making it easy to hold even with wet hands. So, either way - it's not waterproof but it does a good job of fitting tightly enough together to protect the contents while remaining easy to open with one... » Read More The previous responses are correct - there is no 'seal' for this solid glass piece. You can use EITHER piece as the top. We use the wide flat piece as the base and then set the deeper domed piece on top of that. It will hold 2 quarter pound sticks of butter at the same time and is easy to use from the flatter plate. The deep part remains easier to clean and it has ridges on the outer surface making it easy to hold even with wet hands. So, either way - it's not waterproof but it does a good job of fitting tightly enough together to protect the contents while remaining easy to open with one hand. « Show Less