After filling them up, can the pouches be stood up, or do they need to lay flat? Also, do Sip'n help stop spills?
1775778
I haven't noticed that they can stand up on their own; however, I sometimes stand them between things or lay them flat. Whatever I have room for and there are no spills. I don't have the Sip'n.
1775779
yes, they can stand and they are not supposed to spill.... make sure you clean the sip'n with paper towel before you close it
941476
I lined the empty tubes up in parallel , used broad packing tape to hold them together then rolled them up, parchment style and stood them in a Pyrex measuring cup. They were secure, upright, thru the filling and cooling, solidifying process. No worries about spillage!
292508
No a standard well not lay flat and you be able to close does. Nice little shelling unit but not super usable for storage. We user it as a coffee buffet.
765305
Well, neither really. You push them on and there is a rubber ring that creates a seal. Does that make sense? It does create a nice tight seal that won't leak. However, on top you will either have the straw opening or the sipper side open. The plastic piece slides back and forth to expose one or the other, you can't have both sides closed. So, it's not going to leak on you as you drink, but you won't be able to throw these in a bag and go.
115957
We tend to use softer containers for those activities because they're easier to pack. But I imagine we'll use some for camping when we have carriers that the Klip Its fit well into. Odd that you mention not leaking because that's the biggest complaint people have. The label says airtight, not watertight. I have no complaints. Hosts in NZ had them and we so enjoyed Klip Its that we ordered as soon as we returned to US.
975648
According to the manufacturer, these should not be stacked when full. I have found with my own use, that stacking them while full puts a lot of pressure on the bottom container and it will "bulge out". I tend not to stack my containers for this reason.
1841740
It is a little short for them to stand up meaning you would have to lay them down. However, when you do this, you will only be able to fit one jug in it.
959854
Yes. With the stopper in place it will not spill. We have taken the stopper out of my son's cup , so if it is laying upside down it will spill out.
1978414
I don't normal store them on their side, but I put one on it's side the other night and left it for the night and the entire next day. Absolutely no sign of leakage! (And this one had essential oils with a carrier oil in it.) I am pleased with them!
1296602
i put them into a flat container with lid and packed them snuggly so they wouldnt move around. also my dessert required whipped cream which i brought in a different container so would not get smooshed. o feally like them and have ordered more.
782117
Yes, the lids seal up nicely. I just tried it out to confirm and water doesn't drip out while holding it sideways or upside down. The lids seal it up tight and no spills.
1158513
Not really. They will protect against moderate sloshing but will leak if container is tilted to its side.
1077933
You will need some kind of container for them. They do not stand on their own.
1164916
This sounds like an SAT question, so I'm nervous I'll get it wrong! I've never filled it to the brim, but I typically put the sandwich square on bottom, and a rectangle and two small squares on top, leaving room for a bag of chips/drink pouch and/or cookies. If I do fill it to the top, then I use the water bottle side pouch for the drink. Hope that helps! I love ours!
1251688
I have not had any problems of gas spilling out. if you tighten the top, secure the cap over the nozzle and tie down the can so it won't turn over. these are the best cans I have ever had, I drive over a 6 mile dirt and bumpy road with no problems. tom
321670
Agree with the candle comment. The bags are thin so it's easy enough to make them stand up if whatever you're putting in them has a flat bottom, or can spread to make a flat bottom (i.e. a flowable candy, like M&Ms;). I used the bags I purchased for wrapping up stacks of cookies, which easily stood up after packaging them.
2147013
No- the lids stay in place well, but it's not leakproof, so if there is any liquid, it will spill through. Best to keep flat