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Old 05-28-12, 09:23 AM
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AllezDada
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Originally Posted by rm -rf
I wondered if they had tightened the caps too much, distorting the cap, so it wouldn't seal correctly any more.



The threads don't seal the bottle. Only the lip at the top of the bottle seals against a ridge in the cap. So teflon wouldn't help. That sounded like a good idea, until I looked at my bottle.

A rubber ring that fit in the cap would work. But it would have to be the right size.
I had thought also maybe I had overtightened the top also (I had even resorted to using those rubber grip things to tighten the top with no avail), but then I got a new bottle and purposefully did not overtighten - leaked just the same. A rubber ring or gasket is a thought, although I guess it would have to be safe for drinking. Hmmm. . .
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