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    Dan Yeruski
    BPL Member

    @zelph

    Locale: www.bplite.com

    I tried the lid off of a childs drinking cup as a lid for the Heineken Pot. I worked just fine. No more burned lips, maybe, hav'nt tried it with hot water yet. Will let you know more when I try it with HOT water.

    Heineken pot lid
    Heineken pot lid

    #1393105
    Joshua Mitchell
    Member

    @jdmitch

    Locale: Kansas

    :D

    #1393110
    kevin davidson
    Member

    @kdesign

    Locale: Mythical State of Jefferson

    So wrong it's cool. Direct this to backpacking parents, especially Doug Johnson. :-)>

    #1393282
    Denis Hazlewood
    BPL Member

    @redleader

    Locale: Northern California

    The kid'll sleep like the proverbial baby.

    #1393288
    Dondo .
    BPL Member

    @dondo

    Locale: Colorado Rockies

    Dan,

    I agree with the other posters. That is so wrong. Parents should never encourage their children to drink cheap beer. At least have the decency to replace the Heiny swill with a good IPA.

    #1393297
    James Pitts
    Member

    @jjpitts

    Locale: Midwest US

    That's great… really cool. I will say that you might have to drill a hole in the lid on the opposite end from the moutpiece. If you drink hot water without a way to relieve the pressure, the water may shoot out the mouthpiece when you try to drink from it. Just look coffee cups from gas stations/McDonalds/etc.

    That Ultralight Outfitters ESBIT stove comes with a silicone "rubber band" that fits around the mouth of the beer can. It works well to prevent burnt lips. I have never found a source for those bands but have meant to ask the stove vendor. I wonder if one could be found that would fit your beer can?

    Another neat plus might be a piece of neoprene to insulate the cup (integrated pot cozy/insulator). Just a thought.

    #1393298
    Adam Rothermich
    BPL Member

    @aroth87

    Locale: Missouri Ozarks

    I seem to recall something like that from my childhood. But it was rum and coke instead of nasty beer.
    That's a slight exaggeration, I never had my own cup, but I did get a sip of dad's if I asked. I suppose they start you pretty early if you're German and Catholic…

    Adam

    #1393341
    Dan Yeruski
    BPL Member

    @zelph

    Locale: www.bplite.com

    I should not have told you guys where I got it from. I should have said I found it at one of the local coffee shops while trying to sober up and forgot which coffee shop I was at.

    I did boil 2 cups of water in the pot with the lid on and let it boil for 1 1/2 min. The plastic did get a tad softer but still remainded leak proof when tipped on it's side. I let it cool off a little and sipped on some really hot water without burning my lips.

    It's dual purpose!!!! Pot Lid and Lip Protector.

    Getem at your local coffee shop.

    #1393438
    Dondo .
    BPL Member

    @dondo

    Locale: Colorado Rockies

    Hi Dan,

    Despite my weisenheimer remark, I really think you came up with a great idea. I was debating whether or not to take my Heineken pot on my next trip and your Sippy cup idea tipped me over the edge. Is there any particular Sippy cup I should look for or is there a standard size?

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    Dan Yeruski
    BPL Member

    @zelph

    Locale: www.bplite.com

    The name on the bottom of the cup is luv n' care, 7 oz./207ml.

    I'm not aware if there is a standard. This is the one I use for breakfast juice ; )

    My wife said she bought them at Kmart in the baby dept.(2 years ago)

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