Will these hold liquid when turned upside down?
1789114
Possibly. I looked through a few of mine and most are thinly sealed; however there are a few that have tiny pinholes. So it would likely work depending on what you are doing with them.
2194103
They fit pretty snugly. I don't know about upside down though. I would have to try it. I'm afraid the lid might come off.
503640
Yes it can hold liquid. That's what it is designed to do. There are no holes but they can easily be drilled.
1426869
yes, but not for water. They would hold something else. There is only one water dish
596406
Yes...yes they are...you can turn them upside down and shake them and nothing will come put
398374
I don't think so. The lid does not fit that tight. It doesn't leak when drinking with it on the cup but I think it would leak if turned upside down.
1392
Technically they probably would, but it's a bad idea because they might slip off and fall down into the pipe. I've had them pop off when they got too full before. Personally if mine was down a pipe I'd completely forget to check it and it would fill up and pop off down into the pipe.
1076763
Assuming you have the cap on and tightened appropriately, it will hold the water just fine. However if it's upside down and in a bag, there's a decent chance that something will push on the cap's clip/lever with just enough force to open it. Remember, they're meant to open with the force of your thumb, so that's all it needs for something to dump the liquid inside.
1251589
I have had it on it side and it has never leaked. But upside down I would not trust
1624631
They don't leak when turned upside down but they do if hit. Like on the high chair tray or table.
1067017
I see no reason why you couldn't come up with a way to suspend them upside down. But honestly this product isn't that great. I'd explore other options.
878753
yeah if you shake them up side down they will leak but my kids dont shake there cups upside down so i didnt see that as an issue for me. but any sippy cup will do that. there really is no such thing as a 100 percent free leak cup i wish there was.
2156213
They can hold hot liquid and if you only fill 1/2 way and they would work. I have used them for hit food and soup
1217832
Yes, they will hold oils, but not other liquids. I have personally used this brand of veg-caps, as well as others, to fill with oils that I found unpalatable. I usually fill a 30-60 day supply at a time, and haven't had any problems with them softening or dissolving while being stored for that time period.
1952427
Sorry, no. They don't stay upright. They do have a very small hole that if you are patient, you MIGHT get a bit of water in it and squirt. But, probably more of a dribble.
1375890
no - the lids fit very tightly and tried with water in the glass part, with lid and turned it upside down and not a drop.
1124113
I would say yes, as you have to fill them in an upright position - I use a freezer safe cup, or the fluid will leak out around the cap, before the are frozen.