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Lock and Lock Drink Containers please

Bostonlawgal — Wed, 10 Feb 2016 23:34:48 GMT

I would love a set of leak-proof drink containers like quart size and larger for iced tea and Juices so I can take to work for the week - not single serve. I've been carrying around another brand's drink containers and they leak like crazy. I have tea stains on all my papers in my bag. Something light weight would be great. thanks!

Re: Lock and Lock Drink Containers please

pommom — Thu, 11 Feb 2016 01:52:07 GMT

YES!!!

Re: Lock and Lock Drink Containers please

Eva-QVC — Fri, 12 Feb 2016 14:52:29 GMT

Hello @Bostonlawgal - Great suggestions and I'll be happy to send it along to our buyers. They always appreciate hearing your great ideas.

Enjoy your day!

Re: Lock and Lock Drink Containers please

ValuSkr — Fri, 12 Feb 2016 15:11:42 GMT

I have a 2.2 quart LNL-style pitcher from Sterilite's Ultra-Seal line. I use it mainly for juices that need to be shaken frequently.

Re: Lock and Lock Drink Containers please

chickenbutt — Fri, 12 Feb 2016 21:51:54 GMT

They have done a number of these containers over the years. But, and it's a BIG but, whenever you put a spout, or other such opening, into a seal the container will no longer be airtight OR liquid tight. Just so ya know.

I know this because I have a couple of these L&L pieces and about the only thing I use them for is taking water out to the birdies. Unfortunately, if I walk fast or bend over, the water sloshes out of the sealed container.

Just an FYI, these are the ones that have a silicone ring-type thing around the inside of the spout part that opens.

Re: Lock and Lock Drink Containers please

DottieBlue — Fri, 12 Feb 2016 23:05:10 GMT

I would like containers that would be big enough to hold LARGE deli-style loaves of bread.

Re: Lock and Lock Drink Containers please

homedecor1 — Sat, 13 Feb 2016 03:18:16 GMT

I purchased these K39488 from Q. Honestly, I only use them for serving drinks when I entertain. They do not seal all the way around and yes they drip/leak if you pour to fast. Good thing they are slim design. I don't think they're avail now. Perhaps they are re-engineering the design.

Rubbermaid and Sterlite make nice containers.