Would it be possible to remove the lid easily?
1787835
Yes, likely it's easy. I believe there's phillips-head screws in the hinges that attach the lid to the box.
1787836
It looks like you could remove the hinges (two) that are each held on by 4 screws.
1787837
Absolutely. If you do not want the lid that is attached, simply unscrew the 2 hinges that are inside on the top of the hamper and remove it. It won't even leave any marks on the hamper so no one will know that there was a lid on it.
1535313
I would say no. When the lid is firmly attached, you can pick it up by the lid and it doesn't open.
770919
Yes you can, the lid is a separate piece, it's not attached to the main box.
266907
Not easily. It's part of the structure of the top. With a hacksaw and file or sandpaper I suppose you could remove it, but that would be permanent alteration.
546538
Oh yes! It would take a pretty strong mouse to get this open. The lid has a suction to it which requires some effort to get it open.
17509
Yes, the lids are on hinged "Clips" that can be removed, thus removing the entire lid assembly.
971839
No, you just close the lid - only option you have. I am surprised that they still make this model. Regards, Butch.
1712065
Yes I can remove the lid, if I pull on it even a little, after the middle button is pushed down. I was able to do this pretty much immediately, so it's not that the product is old or faulty. They don't seal 100%. They close pretty well but they are not airtight at all. I live in Hawaii, and was concerned about bugs and humidity. The good part is that bugs (esp ants) haven't gotten in yet, after two years. But the bad part is that the humidity has gotten in. So most of the stuff I keep is in a plastic bag inside of the container. Pretty lame, considering the price, but they stack well and aren't ugly.
1144980
Ease of removing the lid is my only complaint. The key is lining up and removing one side at a time as they don't line up together. With the marks lined up on one side, lift the lid at that side. While holding the end up, rotate it slightly more so that the marks on the other side line up. When they do, the lid will pop up if you're still giving it upward force.
1119279
There is a small lid (the pour lid) you can open or you can remove the entire lid (not recommended) but you risk splatter. I hope this helps.
299470
You have to pull it off, but it's not hard. The lid stays on securely, though, and wouldn't come off without a little help (pulling).
1359765
Press down on the Release button and then pull off. It is a bit rough at 1st but you will get it. Also, it helps if you hold opposite diagonal corners to pull off the lid.
1995455
yes. I just wish that it had a knob on the top of the lid for easier lifting of the lid
611235
You can pop the lid off but if you do it a lot it will loosen and not be as secure.
1390630
You can take the lid off but would probably only fit a small measuring spoon like a teaspoon or 1/2 teaspoon in it.
151440
Not with the lid on...it's just glass otherwise so I don't see why not. I personally haven't done it.
1341560
Yes. I've never done it, but if you unscrew the top it should removable from the bottom.