). The snap tops make it easy to use in the middle of the action without worrying about spillage when closing.I'd be happy to give a 1-on-1 demonstration sometime.
- Randall Creed
- 12-23-2012, 09:49 AM
I never have any problems with the Astroglide bottles that I buy at Wal-mart, the big and small sizes. I use the small container for portable use and refill it from the big bottle (big being 5oz). Both have snap top lids that don't leak. Just make sure it's screwed on well (use dry hands during refills ). The snap tops make it easy to use in the middle of the action without worrying about spillage when closing.
I'd be happy to give a 1-on-1 demonstration sometime.
). The snap tops make it easy to use in the middle of the action without worrying about spillage when closing.I'd be happy to give a 1-on-1 demonstration sometime.
- LeftySmith
- 12-24-2012, 10:49 AM
How about one of these...won't spill, and you can just pump 'er up and spray me down 
- mikkifine
- 12-24-2012, 01:39 PM
When moving, I put plastic wrap over the top of bottle then gently screw on the cap. I keep the condoms in a separate bag from the lube just in case there is leak.
- Champagne Brown
- 12-24-2012, 02:25 PM
Same here..
- SofaKingFun
- 12-24-2012, 02:27 PM
The lube is too thin in viscosity and will leak through most of those suggestions.
Leave it in the original container and use a pair of wide rubber bands and stretch them over the top of the container. One going one way the other crossing it so that it makes an "X" over the top and bottom of the bottles.
Then put them into a Ziplock® bag, rolling them up tightly and sealing the top of the baggie. If you simply drop them in there without rolling them up, there's a greater chance of the rubber bands sliding off .
Or, you could get some stretch-wrap, (it's kind of like Saran Wrap®, but they use it for wrapping stuff up to ship or for moving). They sell it at Home Depot or Lowes, near the shelving in the moving supplies area, and it's about 4 inches wide.
Simply take an end and wrap it snugly around the closed bottles 4 or 5 times, and tear the roll away when you're done. Easy Sneezy!
There's your handy-dandy travel tips o' the daty!
Happy Christmas, Madison May!
Regards,
SofaKingfun-Travel-Lube Guru
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Leave it in the original container and use a pair of wide rubber bands and stretch them over the top of the container. One going one way the other crossing it so that it makes an "X" over the top and bottom of the bottles.
Then put them into a Ziplock® bag, rolling them up tightly and sealing the top of the baggie. If you simply drop them in there without rolling them up, there's a greater chance of the rubber bands sliding off .
Or, you could get some stretch-wrap, (it's kind of like Saran Wrap®, but they use it for wrapping stuff up to ship or for moving). They sell it at Home Depot or Lowes, near the shelving in the moving supplies area, and it's about 4 inches wide.
Simply take an end and wrap it snugly around the closed bottles 4 or 5 times, and tear the roll away when you're done. Easy Sneezy!
There's your handy-dandy travel tips o' the daty!
Happy Christmas, Madison May!
Regards,
SofaKingfun-Travel-Lube Guru
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