A way of thinking: have a number of items that you won't be inconvenienced by losing from the start | Solving the problem of "who drank this?": cap markers for plastic bottles

失くしても困らない数を、 最初から持っておくという考え方 |「誰が飲んだかわからない」を解決 ペットボトルにつける目印キャップ

When you're out and about or traveling,
things inevitably get hectic.

Packing bags,
calling out to kids,
worrying about the next move.

In such situations,
it's quite challenging
to keep track of every little detail.

 

The bottle markers, I believe,
are one of those details.

You put them on, but then can't find them,
or you take them off and leave them somewhere.

Even if you think, "I might have lost it,"
there are times when you can't look for it right away.

 

At times like these, I feel that
it's often easier to be in a state
where it's okay to lose something
rather than trying to prevent losing it
.

Instead of meticulous management,
it's better to have a little leeway.

Instead of trying to grasp everything,
allow for some minor deviations.

 

Making these caps in a set of eight
is an extension of that idea.

Not just enough for everyone, but
a few extra.

Even if one goes missing along the way,
you can keep using the rest.

It's a state where you can just say, "Oh well."

 

This way of thinking
isn't limited to bottle markers.

For travel accessories
or daily consumables,
I sometimes feel the same way.

Even without perfect management,
life goes on just fine.

 

These caps aren't a tool that
solves big problems.

They simply
add just a little bit of leeway
so you don't get bogged down by small things.

That's their purpose.

 

How they're used and perceived
will vary from person to person.

Some people travel often,
others use them at home.

If someone feels they don't need them,
that's perfectly natural.

 

Instead of "trying not to lose things,"
it's about "creating a state where it's okay to lose things."

For those who resonate with this idea,
these might be just right.


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