how tightly can i fasten the lid on this product?
1406405
It's a screw top lid and closes pretty tightly. I've not had any problems with things such as spilling or leaking. It's pretty darn secure! Same goes for the lids on the inner tray. They snap into place and I haven't ever had them loosen or spill/leak contents. Even after getting tossed around in a gym bag.
805353
I use a butter knife and wedge it under the edge of the lid and then try sliding it across so that I can pry it off. Sometimes it's easier to pry open when it's not overfilled. Good luck! Hope this helps.
955618
put the metal lid on top and then the plastic round ring goes over the top of that. It will stay very secure and tight.
846410
I think if you don't close the lid too snugly just enough to close it should be alright.
865403
I grip the lower part of the tin and twist the lid while pulling up. It's a bit of a pain sometimes to get the lid off.
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.
395572
Yes, just drill a hole through the lid. There's no provision for locking the rotation, but it hasn't been an issue for me.
1409208
If you look closely the lid has a small protrusion if you put that in first you shouldn't have any trouble. We have been using using ours for about three weeks and have not had any trouble with the lid.
626463
I don't know what you my locking insert. There is a magnet that holds the lid closed. You would have to drill holds to insert a locking insert, I would think, though I am not sure.
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.
712146
The lid stays open slightly and requires you to fool the lid closure switch, I used a small piece of paper folded to wedged into to hole
865406
I used the small blade of my pocket knife to push the lid upwards on one side, then push upwards on the other side. After several triesl I had worked the lid up about 1/8" inch, then I could twist it off. When you close it don't push it down all the way, then you can twist it off easily.
875785
Put the metal rod through and put the lid down to make it appear closed. Push down at the back end of the lid so the two clips in the back snap in. Takes about 20 to 30 pounds of force
1233570
The lid does not screw on but you press it onto the top of the "glass" and it STAYS there. It is as secure as you could possibly want or ask for. The question that SHOULD be asked is "If I have long delicate finger-nails am I going to have difficulty prying the top off?" My answer: Yeah, you just might...
2155980
YES, I CALLED !!! Place 2 of the flat lids on till sealed then remove the top one and you will have a tight seal. I wanted it for that reason, and was down to the last ok to buy it She I saw your question and the answers you were getting. I STOPPED RIGHT THERE, AND CALLED. I have bought mine.
659675
I'm not having any problem with the lid on mine. Sorry your having trouble. Send it back
1351851
It's not a threaded screw-on lid, but the lid slips into a notch and you make a small twist to secure it. I haven't used it yet but I just now checked and it seems secure to me.