Are there any alternatives to having a screw top bottle.?

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I recently went to my school and they said that screw top bottles are not allowed. Which most of thermos and bottles have screw tops. Does anyone have any ideas of what I should use instead of screw top bottles. I really like to keep foods hot and drinks cold. I would like it if someone could find bottles or thermoses without screw tops. I would really appreciate that!
Thanks!

Answer
That limits the options quite a bit. Some models I can suggest are:

For FOOD:

Option 1: Zojirushi type thermos bento lunch jars.

http://www.zappos.com/zojirushi-classic-bento-vacuum-lunch-jar-ultra-black?channel=126&si7757425=&mr:referralID=NA&mr:trackingCode=138A9AB8-71EE-DF11-8F9A-001B2163195C

The top 2 inner containers have plastic lids but the bottom one has a screw lid. The screw lid is the smallest container so you may be able to do without.

-- edit: I just realised the middle, large one is also a screw top (only a quarter turn). But you can still look through their range to find a non-screw top combination. --end edit

It does keep food warm/hot but you need to prep them first (putting very hot water in, then removing them before putting your foods that you want to keep hot).

The outer container is double-walled. All these items come in an insulated bag with eating implements (which vary depending on the model you buy). There are different configurations, colors and sizes that you can choose from.

I have two of these (similar to those in the above website but with gold-colored bags) and they do keep food reasonably warm/hot. Zojirushi often change the color scheme and bag designs.

Other versions (targeted at girls/women):
http://www.casa.com/p/zojirushi-mini-bento-stainless-lunch-jar-white-273582


Option 2: Heated thermos (Fuloon thermos lunch jar)

This has a power supply to warm your food at work/school (if you have access to power). I do not have this, so cannot give you an evaluation. It does look very useful though.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Fuloon-Stainless-Thermal-Layers-Design/dp/B007PN2Z9E/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1342339770&sr=8-1


For WATER/DRINKS (non-fizzy):

If you only want them cold, you can get Tupperware tumblers called Handoliers or Thirstbreak Tumblers with plastic lids like this:

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dgarden&field-keywords=handolier

http://www.amazon.com/Set-Tupperware-Tumblers-Seals-Colors/dp/B004FDDVZE/ref=sr_1_23?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1342341109&sr=1-23&keywords=tumblers++tupperware

You really need insulation through the use of an insulation bag: keeps the cold and condensation droplets in.

You can also add reuseable ice to your tumbler; these do not dilute your drink and is ... reuseable.

Other accessories: ice pucks.

Can you make me a packing list?

Zadrii

I am a 14 year old girl, going to Brazil for a year. The temperatures where I'm going are mostly between 60-100^F. Can you make me a detailed packing list, please!!??

PS. Of course this is just a guidline! I'll make my own too ;)

Answer
Things to do before you leave

To do for most trips
Check the expiration date of your passport
Wash the dishes
Make a lunch
Pet Care
Unplug electrical stuff
Turn down the temperature in your home
Confirm airline tickets
Get your airmiles in advance
Order special air meals
Memorize PIN codes to credit cards
Check out what hospitals are covered by your health insurance
Get travel insurance
Change money
Install or recharge batteries
Get maps

Core vaccinations
Typhus vaccination
Typhoid vaccination
Polio vaccination
Tetanus vaccination

Destination specific vaccinations
Yellow Fever vaccination
Cholera vaccination
Hepatitis vaccination
Plague vaccination
Meningitis vaccination
Japanese B Encephalitis vaccination

Clothes

Unisex clothes
Underwear
Shirts
T-shirts
Shorts
Socks
Trousers ( Pants, Jeans )
Sweater
Cap ( Hat )

Clothes for women
Bra
Skirt
Sarong
Tights
Stockings

Shoes
Walking shoes
Sandals ( Flip-flops )

Optional clothes
Belt
Raincoat
Umbrella
Swimming trunks ( Bikini )
Pajamas ( Pajamas )
Slippers
Scarf
Beach pants
Jewelry

Clothes for cold weather
Jacket ( Wind breaker )
Mittens

Money and documents

Basic documents
Passport
Visas
Vaccination certificate
Insurance certificate ( Health Insurance card )
Paper from your local social insurance office
Cash
Credit/ATM cards ( Visa, Eurocard/Mastercard, American Express etc )
Driver's license
ID card
Address list (with phone numbers and email addresses)

Optional documents
Notebook
Notepad
Photocopies of passport and other important documents
International Student Identification Card ( ISIC )
Tourist organization certificate
Calendar
Envelopes
Business cards
Phone card
International Youth Hostel Card
Hotel and car rental vouchers
Membership cards

For carrying money and documents
Wallet
Paper folder

Tickets
Airline tickets
Bus tickets

Maps
Small scale map
Large scale map
Small world map

Books
Phrase book
Novels
Guidebook

Equipment

Things for packing
Small extra backpack ( Knapp sack, Day pack )
Small box
Suitcase
Luggage belt

Things for sleeping
Sleeping mask
Inflatable neck supporter
Sleeping bag
Tent
Sheets ( Bed covers )
Pillowcase
Sleeping mattress

Cooking equipment
Stove
Extra fuel
Can opener
Eating utensils ( Cutlery )
Drinking cup
Plate
Washing-up liquid

Eating equipment
Bottle opener
Cork screw
Thermos

Miscellaneous equipment
Compass
Pens
Candle
Poker cards ( Playing cards )
Earplugs
Small plastic hook
Lighter ( Matches )
Sunglasses
Keys
Extra car keys

Hygiene

Hygiene
Toilet bag ( Bathroom bag, Necessary )
Razor
Shaving gel ( Shaving foam )
Electric shaver
Mirror
Toothbrush ( Electric toothbrush with charger )
Toothpaste
Toothpicks
Soap
Soap box
Liquid soap
Shampoo
Styling gel ( Hair gel )
Toilet paper
Deodorant
Towel
Sunblock lotion
Extra glasses
Lip balm

Hygiene (women only)
Make-up
Tampons
Menstrual cup

Hygiene (optional)
Comb
Hair brush
Detergent ( Laundry soap )
Clothes pegs ( Clothes pins )
Sink plug
Fingernail clippers
Moisturizer

Health

General health items
Prescription medicine
Condoms
Sore tape ( Adhesive tape )
Insect repellent
Water bottle
Water purifying filter
Chewing gum

Pills, tablets and medicines
Water purifying tablets
Motion sickness tablets
Contraceptive tablets
Fever tablets
Pain killers
Allergy pills ( Anti-histamines )
Malaria tablets

Electrical stuff

General electrical items
Alarm clock ( Travel alarm )
Cell Phone ( Mobile Phone, Cellular Phone )
Charger to Cell Phone
Computer
Wall socket adapter
PDA
Watch
Flashlight ( Torch )
Bookmark reading light
Extra batteries for your camera, flash, torch, watch, MP3-player, PDA and GPS
GPS
Portable DVD player and disks

Digital Camera equipment
Digital camera
Memory cards

Camcorder equipment
Camcorder
Charger for camcorder batteries
Video tapes

Generic photo equipment
Camera bag

Music items
Music player ( Cassette, CD, MiniDisc, MP3 )
Headphones
Music media ( Music cassettes, CDs )
Microphone
Headphone 'doubler' plug

Water stuff

Basic equipment (even for non-divers)
Beach towel

Mountain equipment

Hiking equipment
Hiking trousers
Long sleeve shirt
Hiking Boots
Woolen socks
Trekking poles
Aspirin

Basic climbing equipment
Carabiners
Locking carabiner
Quickdraws
Rope
Harness
Helmet
Prusik
Belay device ( Descender )

Rock climbing equipment
Wedges, hexes and spring-loaded camming devices (SLCD)
Tubular webbing
Climbing shoes

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