When out and about or traveling, we sometimes buy the same drinks for the whole family.
Pet bottles of the same size and type end up lined up on the table.
"Whose is this?"
I might have been drinking it, or I might not have started yet.
I've written names on them before, and there was a time when we decided where to put them.
Even so, we still sometimes couldn't tell them apart.
It's just a matter of drinking it, and it's not like we need to buy new ones.
However, when out and about or traveling, these small things can be surprisingly bothersome.
I'm feeling a little under the weather, my oldest child is feeling a little under the weather, could we transfer cavities?
So, I changed my approach,
"What if I just create a way to instantly tell whose is whose?"
I thought.
Put a small mark on top of the pet bottle cap.
That alone might reduce moments of confusion.
And that's how I created these marker caps for pet bottles.
They are designed to be placed over the original cap, and you can distinguish them by color and pattern.
This isn't a tool that will dramatically change anything.
However, it might reduce the time spent thinking "Whose is this?" or the number of times you have to ask.
It's a simple option to reduce minor stresses when out and about.
I've organized details about the number, size, and my impressions after using them in separate articles.
- How it was honestly like after making and actually using it | Solving "Whose drink is this?" - Marker caps for pet bottles
- What I thought about the number and size of marker caps for pet bottles to solve "Whose drink is this?"
- About the sense of security of "using over the cap" for pet bottles | Solving "Whose drink is this?" - Marker caps for pet bottles
- The idea of having enough from the start so you don't fret if you lose one | Solving "Whose drink is this?" - Marker caps for pet bottles
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