Diversion Safe Water Bottle Can With Compartment 17ounce Liquid Capacity Dry Storage Compartment Stainless Steel Vacuum Insulated BONUS with Bag (Silver)

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Keeping important items secured and hidden has become a crucial aspect of daily life. An often overlooked method of concealment is the use of a water bottle stash. It’s a simple yet clever diy project that can provide peace of mind in various situations. Clever Uses For Your Water Bottle Stash Replace worn-out lids and caps: The lids and caps of water bottles are prone to frequent use and may become loose or damaged over time. It’s advisable to replace them periodically to maintain a secure seal and prevent leakage. Many brands offer replacement lids and caps that are compatible with their bottles. The Flux’s first difference is that you get a 42 mm thread with 1 L of storage, meaning that 1 L bottle fans can pair it with a Katadyn BeFree no problem. Watch Video On: How To Make A Water Bottle Stash Creating Your Water Bottle Stash Step-By-Step Guide To Making A Water Bottle Stash

The HydraPak Flux 1 L is the newest product from HydraPak, a company that’s taken a noticeably different approach to soft-sided bottles than Platypus and similar competitors. Readers may be familiar with the Stash– HydraPak’s original 1 L bottle. The Stash has a screw-off lid, a bail handle, weighs 3.7 oz (107 g), and is made with durable TPU and PP materials. The lid is still screw-off (for easy lemonade/chia seed/electrolyte additions) but now has a squeeze nozzle. The 42 mm thread is compatible with Katadyn BeFree filters—a major plus. Traditionally, many cannabis consumers hid their flower and accessories in less-than-ideal storage containers, like empty cookie tins and cigar boxes. While this may have ensured papers, baggies, and other paraphernalia were well contained, these were neither secure nor airtight. Secret hideaway for valuables: Hide your valuable items, such as jewelry, usb drives, or spare keys, inside your stash container. Nobody would suspect that a harmless water bottle could be a hiding spot for your most important possessions.

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Glass jars are an affordable and most widely available option. Best yet, they come in many sizes, no matter if you need a large stash box or a travel-size one. If you use a glass jar, keep it in a cool, dark place when not in use. Are stash boxes worth it?

Remember, maintaining your water bottle stash not only prolongs their lifespan but also contributes to your overall health and well-being. Ideally, you want something lightweight, sturdy and that holds your bottle securely. Other considerations include how it works with the suspension system on your full-suss bike since some bikes have limited internal space.

Topeak offers multiple cage and tool box configurations to match frame space and orientation. But of course, the more features on the multi tool, the more it weighs and the more room it requires. This is a simple plastic bottle cage with a tool and holder on the bottom. The EMT tool is great for emergencies and tweaking, but is small and doesn’t offer much leverage. It’s also semi-exposed and can get covered in mud. Store bottles with lids on: To prevent dust or debris from entering your water bottles, it’s best to store them with the lids securely fastened. This will also help maintain the cleanliness of your stash, as well as ensure that the bottles are ready for use at any time. In its most basic form, a stash box preserves the integrity of your bud. An airtight seal and UV protection maintain the quality for cannabinoid and terpenes, even over the long term. Side loading: This kind of bottle cage allows for easier access to your bottle, especially when you don’t have a lot of frame space.

If you whittle this down to an inflator, multi-tool, tyre lever, inner tube, gel, a bottle of water and your personal possessions, you can save over 4kg (9lb). See pic below…

Test the water bottle stash to ensure it can hold water without leaking and revealing its secret compartment. The tool bidon is another roadie invention. It’s basically an old water bottle with the top cut off, filled with tools and a tube and left on your bike for training rides. Twin slot and hole mounts allow for extra adjustability when it comes to making multiple bottle cages work together. There’s a choice of two different cosmetic 3K carbon finishes and multiple colour swatch options on the glossy UD carbon versions. If you plan to stash perishable items or items that require a specific temperature, consider a water bottle with insulation. So next time you reach for your water bottle, remember that it can do more than just quench your thirst – it can also become a concealed haven for your most precious belongings. Choosing The Right Water Bottle For Your Stash