Yeti vs Stanley. Fight!

[FlamesAddiction]

Parents are scrambling to get their hands on Fisher-Price’s ‘Stanley cup’ for babies




https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/pare...213816239.html

[The Fisher Account]

It's so wild for Millenials to see all this water nonsense and then remember being lucky to use the filthy water fountain in school once or twice a day.

[DoubleF]

Originally Posted by DownInFlames

I don't have any of their water bottles but Stanley makes great growlers.

Agreed. Stanley growlers are great. They also have really big vacuum tub things that are great for hot foods soups, stews and stuff like that.

Originally Posted by Wormius

Nobody has time for that. It was apparently a poor early design, with too many hard to reach nooks and crannies. I ran it through the dishwasher and it was still never completely clean. If you can’t hand wash it or run it through a dishwasher cycle to get it thoroughly clean in one go, it’s not worth the hassle. Simplicity is better sometimes, and in the end it’s just a coffee container. I am not running around with the thing upside-down. It just needs to hold liquid while being held upright.

I found it was around the same amount of time for cleaning or less while being as effective. You get more agitation and stronger agitation than a dishwasher in about 20-40 seconds. I guess it just started with any of the crappy mug lids from the past that either leaked or trapped crap. I've been used to it.

Same as putting in agitators (ie: random weird shaped plastic gem toy things etc.) in a water bottle and shaking that with soapy water to clean it. Faster and more effective than using a bottle scrubber IMO. People literally use the same concept with those to break down protein in a drink container. I just used the concept in reverse to break down stuff that's dirty for drink containers/lids.

But... I am weird in constantly investigating improvements, effectiveness and efficiencies to certain regular tasks.

[topfiverecords]

Originally Posted by The Fisher Account

It's so wild for Millenials to see all this water nonsense and then remember being lucky to use the filthy water fountain in school once or twice a day.

With the water pressure so low that you basically had to put your mouth on the spout.

[DoubleF]

Originally Posted by The Fisher Account

It's so wild for Millenials to see all this water nonsense and then remember being lucky to use the filthy water fountain in school once or twice a day.

I remember water bottles (especially cheap swag ones) with chemical tastes that burned your throat if you didn't wash it out properly with soap before filling with water and drinking?

[MrSector9]

Originally Posted by topfiverecords

With the water pressure so low that you basically had to put your mouth on the spout.

from 10 feet away you could see the loogie sitting in the drain of the fountain

[Fuzz]

If you want to see how clean your dishwasher actually gets your lids, put them in a container with a tsp of Cafiza for a half hour. Or if you have a mug with coffee stains. Prepare to be disgusted. This stuff is awesome, also good for things like wine carafes that are hard to get into.


https://www.amazon.ca/Urnex-Professi.../dp/B001418KNS

[DownInFlames]

Originally Posted by topfiverecords

With the water pressure so low that you basically had to put your mouth on the spout.

[rohara66]

Originally Posted by BloodFetish

Now the innards snap into place in this position:



..and you can still push the spring-loaded bit up to get more access.

Preach on brother!

Contigo FTW. And it’s not even close. Come at me bro.

/thread

[monkeyman]

If this thread has taught me anything, it's expensive, overpriced mugs will soon be passe.
Once, umm, I'll say a certain demographic catch onto something...

[Wormius]

Originally Posted by DoubleF

Agreed. Stanley growlers are great. They also have really big vacuum tub things that are great for hot foods soups, stews and stuff like that.



I found it was around the same amount of time for cleaning or less while being as effective. You get more agitation and stronger agitation than a dishwasher in about 20-40 seconds. I guess it just started with any of the crappy mug lids from the past that either leaked or trapped crap. I've been used to it.

Same as putting in agitators (ie: random weird shaped plastic gem toy things etc.) in a water bottle and shaking that with soapy water to clean it. Faster and more effective than using a bottle scrubber IMO. People literally use the same concept with those to break down protein in a drink container. I just used the concept in reverse to break down stuff that's dirty for drink containers/lids.

But... I am weird in constantly investigating improvements, effectiveness and efficiencies to certain regular tasks.

Yeah, that’s fine. But I cleaned the lid after every use. If there is still crud accumulating, that’s not good. I don’t need the friggin lunar lander mechanism to seal the cup, so I just use cups with a normal lids.

[puffnstuff]

https://globalnews.ca/news/10256990/...-social-media/

So lead is tasty, right?

[Locke]

Originally Posted by puffnstuff

https://globalnews.ca/news/10256990/...-social-media/

So lead is tasty, right?

Well...the Ancient Romans used lead to make their Wine Goblets and then they'd 'sweeten' their wine by adding Mercury...and they seemed to do alright.

[puffnstuff]

Lead and mercury are spicy i hear, you couldnt drink them.





This is never not gonna be funny to me

[Locke]

Originally Posted by puffnstuff

Lead and mercury are spicy i hear, you couldnt drink them.





This is never not gonna be funny to me

If you add enough wine you can drink just about anything.