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Leaky drink bottles!!

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MONDAYANDBLUE · 20/11/2006 11:15

OK this has been bugging me for a while...they can put men on the moon....they can split the atom....they can do all sorts of funky things with stem cells.

WHY THE HELL CANT ANYONE MAKE A KIDS DRINK BOTTLE WHICH DOESNT LEAK?

We have brought various cartoon ones...all leaked

A funky non-leaing one from a posh kitchenware company....DS refuses to use it because it leaked everywhere.

We changed to a lunch bag where the bottle stood up but it got knocked over and leaked everywhere.

HOW DIFFICULT SHOULD IT BE?

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NannyL · 20/11/2006 11:29

have you tried a kids to go one.... where the spout folds down....

until its been over used and you get a hole in the crease of plastic where the spout folds, i have found these are quite reliable at not leaking... as long as you screw the lid on properly!

nutcracker · 20/11/2006 11:31

We have had hundreds but finally seem to have found one thats ok so far. Got the dd's one each from woolies, plastic and tall with a pull up top. Think they are £2.99, Dd1 has a witch one ad dd2 a princess one and no leaks yet. They have had them about 2 mths now.

JackieNo · 20/11/2006 11:32

I've given up buying proper bottles, and just have a few little plastic water bottles that we rotate - they don't seem to leak, and it doesn't matter if they get lost either. I know there are concerns about bacteria build-up, but as long as they're washed and air dried every night I figure it's probably OK. Haven't had any ill-effects yet.

1980cat · 20/11/2006 11:42

Dd has a Sigg one that we have never had any problems with, cost about £15 though.

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