Will it leak (when closed) if it is layed on its side?
1423041
no it will not leak as long as you have it closed correctly. Tupperware is a very good product.
2219907
If it does not leak it would probably be good for this limited use...it is comfortable and sturdy enough to lean on.
1604740
Unfortunately, on mine, with the lid on, mine does leak when it is tilted on its side. They need more of a silicon plug at the end of the cap
1757905
No! I believe it is likely to build up too much pressure if sealed. I do think the gasket keeps food moist but the side clips are in the way.
1159735
I don't store the bottle if it has water inside -- if it has water in it, I let it sit upright, not on its side or upside down. I haven't had problems with leaking, the water flows freely when I turn it upside down, and comes out at a slower flow if it's on its side, but to my understanding it's working as expected. Pour the water out or as another answer says, keep the original bottle cap to keep the bottle sealed.
939042
No. It's only for use while feeding. You put it on one side as baby feeds on the other and it catches whatever you leak.
889849
I haven't had a leaking problem, but decided to experiment to answer your question. I filled it and put it on its side overnight - no leaking. However, when I vigorously shook it upside down, there was some dribbling. I've been very happy with this bottle so far.
28358
Hi. I don't see why you wouldn't be able to place it on its side. I have two of them and I have one in a very steamy bathroom every day and it actually helps keep the area dry.
1452480
Yes. You have to get it lined up correctly to make sure that it does not leak. I have been using it for several months and love it.
1123252
I have not had any problems with the bottles leaking when left on it's side. Hope this helps!
2252345
No, but it hasn't been a problem. This means that it won't leak too. It's really light weight, so you can just dump it upside down to get the water out.
2036484
There is a hole in the bottom for the cord, so if it is laying on its side it would not seal. The cover is BIG it sticks out about 4 inches too!
1301259
The cooler has a hard plastic liner. If the cooler tips, then likely yes it would leak a bit
472852
No. They will leak if laid on the side. These jugs are not completely airtight.
857216
The lid slides onto the tray without a tight seal. Unfortunately, it will leak if placed on the side.
1159737
It is not designed to be sealed shut - it is designed to be installed for use. If you wish to seal the bottle you should keep the original bottle cap and reuse it. Since our company's philosophy is to reduce, reuse, and recycle, that would be in keeping with our philosophy :-) (it also keeps your costs down). Also, the bottle will not leak if upright - unless there's a hole in the bottle. Water only flows only when inverted. One way to seal it is to use a plastic lunch bag and two rubberbands. Put the bag over the entire funnel, put one rubber band tightly near the wide end, and then tightly put the second rubber band on the bottle, under the funnel. Little, if any, water will leak out (this was tested with the bottle on it's side for over an hour).
1248651
I've bought two of these. The first one, I was not able to. The second one didn't really have that problem.My experiences from the first one was that no matter how tightly I screwed the cap on, it would still leak if the bottle was on its side. I never had an issue from either of mine leaking from the cap when it was right-side up. If it leaks from that position, you probably should get a new one because that's not supposed to happen whatsoever.