Totally non-spill cup

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Thanks

Thanks seb's dad,

i like the cup in the picture you have posted. I haven't seen one like that around or maybe I haven't paid attention. Where did you buy this one from ?

Thanks

 

[svasbt]

Avent Magic Cup

Just as I said that I was pleased with the Avent Magic Cup, I found a flaw. My son had pasta with tomato saue last night, and yes, you've guessed it... the tomato stains the spout! I guess I just wasn't careful as I know that tomato and oil-based foods normally stain my plastic tupperware. Now, does anybody know how to rectify the stain please? Thanks so much.

 

[Sophia_Chan]

Yes, that's my problem too, and not just with this cup. All other brands seem to be the same. Would love to know how to get rid of the stain too. Thanx.

 

[Seb's Dad]

I have not seen the cup I posted in HK either. I picked up ours in Canada. I'll be in the US this week. If I see any I'll post a note and let you know how much in case you want me to pick one up for you. (In Canada it was around CDN $ 10.)

RE: stains - on most plastics you can try bleach or Cif (formerly called Jif) to scrub off the stains. Afterwards, you need to re-wash with regular dish washing soap to make sure all the bleach or Cif residue disappears.

Cif is also great for cleaning stains off of plastic trays on high chairs.

 

[rani]

I saw the Playtex cup yesterday at Wing On, it was around $60.

 

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Thanks Seb's Dad for the offer. That's really nice of you. I'll check out the one in Wing On too. Thanks Rani

 

[Mona]

Cif seems like too concentrated a detergent to wash something you baby eats out of (is it safe?)

How about using lemon juice to get rid of the stain?

 

[stephchoy]

Tommee Tippee has a good non-spill cup. My mother-in-law got it for my daughter and it's great as she loves to wave her cup about. Also the spout is removable for easy cleaning and you can get replacements for the spout as well. I think this is also available at BtB.