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<blockquote data-quote="Pleckzepiper" data-source="post: 47362" data-attributes="member: 520"><p>There is no material like a silicon or rubber gasket, but they close tightly. They keep tea and spices fresh as well as powders. When I first started using them to take supplies to work, I used the heat shrink bands to really seal them. Found that I was going through them fast enough not to need that.</p><p></p><p>When new the seal is so good that there is that "woosh" when opening and another when pushing the lid on. With the screw lids they seal tight enough that the tin can be submerged and no water gets in; at least at kitchen sink depth. (I did a test after my first post and wanted to add that).</p><p></p><p>I've about 6 dozen of various sizes to cover all forms of tobacco. The rectangular are better for flakes. They are all washable and I find I get about a year and a half of heavy use out of them. Nice thing about that supplier, is they have no minimum and will sell you just one if you want.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pleckzepiper, post: 47362, member: 520"] There is no material like a silicon or rubber gasket, but they close tightly. They keep tea and spices fresh as well as powders. When I first started using them to take supplies to work, I used the heat shrink bands to really seal them. Found that I was going through them fast enough not to need that. When new the seal is so good that there is that "woosh" when opening and another when pushing the lid on. With the screw lids they seal tight enough that the tin can be submerged and no water gets in; at least at kitchen sink depth. (I did a test after my first post and wanted to add that). I've about 6 dozen of various sizes to cover all forms of tobacco. The rectangular are better for flakes. They are all washable and I find I get about a year and a half of heavy use out of them. Nice thing about that supplier, is they have no minimum and will sell you just one if you want. [/QUOTE]
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