I don't like purchasing gear that I can't or won't use. The green cups that come with the Stanley Two Cup Cookset are nice, but they have limitations because they come without lids. After searching and trying different lids, I have found two great options for you. They both fit well, work like they should and are inexpensive. Now, you can put those green cups to work for you the next time you into the back country! Thank you for watching and please leave me a comment in the section below.
I have two sets and took one cup from each set to go live in a kitchen cupboard, I make camp cups from used gas canisters so prefer not to take cups out initially.
I cut 3/8” off the tops of my green cups. They are double walled so this allows them to separate and turns them into 4 mugs. Allows me to take 2 out and pack more stuff in my pot and still have 2 plastic cups!
I use one of the cups. I put a thin aluminum wind screen (made from flashing aluminum) in the cup first and the green cup slides right down to the bottom without rattling. then the usual stuff....alcohol stove, lighter, cleaning gear and a piece of carbon felt to protect the ground. It makes a great set. I'm going to see if I can work in one of those silicon lids. Thanks for the idea.
Nice! I've been using the Stanley pot for years, and love it. I used to leave the green cups at home, but I would almost always regret it because someone I was with would forget a cup, I need a small container, etc. So, now I always bring them along. Instead of storing stuff in the pot I either use the Condor water bottle pouch and just add kit in the pocket, or I made a canvas bag that fits the pot and a lot of extras. I think I'm going to incorporate that silicone lid though. Btw, I really enjoy these hack (or mod) videos!
I've only recently discovered the Stanley two cup cookset and think it is great. Thank you for the hack/find. I've now got six lids and two kids cups so I have a variety of lids to use on my two cooksets.
Great idea. I never thought about adding a lid, but it makes sense. Insects, sand, dirt, bird droppings, can all be avoided in your coffee. Granted it won't have that natural outdoors taste, but you can't have everything.
Side note: a Trangia and Fancy Feast alcohol stoves will fit inside the cup. I like the cup because they’re a compact insulated cup, I like my coffee and tea hot. I never thought about a lid for them. I’m going to look around the house and Goodwill for one.
I love those green cups! I honestly don't see why their tossed by many in the UA-cam world smh. But this idea is great! Thank you for the links James .
You did a great job finding those. I've got two lids for mine, one came off an old Coleman coffee mug and the other I don't know what mug but both look identical. I've tried the Ozark Trail tumbler lids but they don't fit. What I did to my lid was file the lift tab down so it slides to the bottom of my Stanley and put one cup on top and I can still put a few items in there, works great for one person.
Thank you, I have looking for lids for these cups for years. Did not realize they were sippy cup type, but after use I prefer them. With hot beverages I’m a noisy slurper, these cups eliminate that. I’m as happy as a kid in a car seat,......if only someone would change my diaper!
Hi James. Two great hacks. I made a windshield from an aluminium baking tray - it is the height of my gas stove and canister which is about the height of the cook set. However it is about ! and a quarter inches longer. The extra is cut every inch or so in order to secure it under the gas canister. The whole shield wraps around the cook set. ATB from North East England. Nigel
Hello my friend, I have the Stanley Cook Kit. I don’t use the green cups on trail. But I do use them at home. Take Care and Keep Exploring The Outdoors.
I ditched the cups and went with the BRS stove, lighter, and fuel canister + dish soap and sponge. Didn't trash them. They're in my kitchen cabinet, waiting for the day they're needed. The pot + Sierra cup is enough for me for now. Might try one of the collapsible silicone cups in the bottom of my cook pouch. I do like the silicone bottle you mentioned in another video. There's so many great ways to configure these Stanley cook sets that it can be hard to decide on one particular setup.
O-M-G using it as a martini shaker. I’m famous for my “glacial martinis” on the ski Sloan using snow - this idea for taking the Stanley and cups in my pack is brilliant!
Thanks for the link, finally watched this. As far as stacking and nesting, if you wanted two lids with you, you could stack the two cups, then place one lid on the top cup and lay the other one loose on top of that. I don't have the lids here to verify but it looks like there is room.
Thank you, my friend! I also prefer a larger cup, but many people do like the green cups and many do use them. So, after someone requested that I find a solution, I did my due diligence and now you know the rest of the story.... :)
You're right sir most people dont use the green cups. I do off and on but not very often so eith this hack it brings the green cups to new life especially if you have friends and such.
Those green cups are awesome.dont know WHY it's a big deal for some not to have a lid. The zombies are not coming. great for camping, bushcraft, in the yard with coffee, for work,etc
I didn’t see if anyone commented about this but the Silipint lids come in 2 sizes. It looks like the XL lid is the capable top for the product which you are showing us. The link you provided if for smaller cups as described on their website. To confirm, i believe the lid your are showing us is the “XL” version however the link is not. Thank you and hope this if helpful in steering people to the correct compatible product 👍🏼
WayPoint Survival cool, because if you try to buy a 16oz cup from them they off to add on the “XL” Version only. I assume that is a 16oz cup you are showing us.
August 2021, the Silipint lids for their pint cups that are sold separately have been redesigned and no longer fit the green cups. However, the lids for their 8oz cups are like the ones shown in this video and fit well, but are not sold separately.
Thanks for the great video James! I was wondering what would make good lids for those cups. However I never keep them with the kits, as I usually keep other items inside the set. I do like the little Stanley cook sets and have a couple of them. But. I seldom bring them out and use them any more since I have replaced them with SRO's Pathfinder gear. None the less they are still good pieces of kit, especially for the price.
The intro music and graphics give me a chuckle every time. It makes me think some prophecy evangelists will appear and start talking about the prophetic signs and significance of a Hissidic passing gas while at the wailing wall. Just cannot get it in my brain to associate the intro music to outdoor sustainability. Don't think I am being critical. Guess the years of watching charlatans in big lapels has seared my perception. Love the vid btw. Liked. You always seems excited to talk about survival. Keep it up.
Well....what can I say... it's a work in progress 😁. I had a friend of mine make it up for me in trade for a class. I was going for the idea of global survival no matter your waypoint. Thank you so much for the kind words and for watching the channel. I really do appreciate it!
"Some people just throw them away". Wtf, what is the issue really with americans, does no one over there think about stuff like sustainability or environment, climate crisis etc? Getting depressed almost, to hear things like this... Great channel by the way!
Yes, it is distressing to hear of people being so casual with that which many people around the world would consider to be valuable treasures. We have become so blessed that we are spoiled rotten.
or you could get both lids and push/bend the silicon lid to the bottom of a cup and still put the plastic one on and then nest the cups together so you still have 2 cups with 2 lids
You know you could take the lid off of one of them, stack one green cup inside of it, and set the lid of the other Cup on top, of the lid inside your metal cup. That way you had two lids and two cups in the same system. Obviously the top cup will have the lid on it and then you set the other lid on top of that one
@@WayPointSurvival I was thinking you, or somebody else did. I did try them out at Wal-Mart. I can't even remember if I got one or not. Well. Time to go look.
Rick Britton, your the man, I just wonder when your Brain shuts down, I think that's a great idea, like all your ideas are. Thank you Brother, I really enjoy watching your channel, I also wanted to Thank you for letting me know who made the strikers you huge with your ferro Ross Sincerely Rick from Mo and God bless you and your family
I have the Stanley French press and those cups fit perfectly, I don't know why Stanley didn't put the cups in the French press??? Smh just thought I'd say something oh well anyway have blessed day
Finally found a way to keep the lid quiet! KOOLEEZ popsicle cozy! You can get a 10 pack on Amazon for around $15. Not worth it if you only want the noise solution but my daughters loves them for the intended purpose. I cut one to length of the handle and it fits perfectly. I can try to send a picture if you have Instagram or Facebook
Ive been using mine for about a year... I never realized it rattles, and your not the only one ive seen comment that. However i do carry it in a bottle bag, maybe thats the difference
The green cups...... well....actually...I really ....uuummm....I really just don't like them... Maybe I could drill holes in the bottom and use the cups to start seeds---with some good organic soil... I do like the pot....but I would rather have one somewhat larger...maybe another 12 Oz...that way if you and a friend went camping....you could invite a third person. Just imagine how nice it would be to have an individual to chop the firewood....Hehehe
Very nice man. I love that they send the cups with the kit. Granted i dont keep both but they are still great cups. Do they still fit in the stanley with lids being on
Would the Ozark Trail 20oz lid work as well? It’s only $3 I believe at Walmart. Just rewatching all your hacks and thought I’d mention this info. God bless, James. 🇺🇸🙏🏻
I don't like purchasing gear that I can't or won't use. The green cups that come with the Stanley Two Cup Cookset are nice, but they have limitations because they come without lids. After searching and trying different lids, I have found two great options for you. They both fit well, work like they should and are inexpensive. Now, you can put those green cups to work for you the next time you into the back country! Thank you for watching and please leave me a comment in the section below.
Stack the cups add lid to top cup.. drop in other lid... all fits inside
Sounds good!
But..you must waste money on things you don't want won't use...cup..bottle extra crap
There's no bottle... What do you mean?
I have two sets and took one cup from each set to go live in a kitchen cupboard, I make camp cups from used gas canisters so prefer not to take cups out initially.
I cut 3/8” off the tops of my green cups. They are double walled so this allows them to separate and turns them into 4 mugs. Allows me to take 2 out and pack more stuff in my pot and still have 2 plastic cups!
Excellent hack! Thanks for sharing this. I may use this in one of my upcoming videos if you don't mind.
@@WayPointSurvival no problem
I love my green cups! They are great for coffee or any hot beverage.
Great! Hopefully this will be useful to you then.
I was thinking soup!
Research what plastic does to you when heated.
I use one of the cups. I put a thin aluminum wind screen (made from flashing aluminum) in the cup first and the green cup slides right down to the bottom without rattling. then the usual stuff....alcohol stove, lighter, cleaning gear and a piece of carbon felt to protect the ground. It makes a great set. I'm going to see if I can work in one of those silicon lids. Thanks for the idea.
You're welcome, glad you liked the idea!
Nice! I've been using the Stanley pot for years, and love it. I used to leave the green cups at home, but I would almost always regret it because someone I was with would forget a cup, I need a small container, etc. So, now I always bring them along. Instead of storing stuff in the pot I either use the Condor water bottle pouch and just add kit in the pocket, or I made a canvas bag that fits the pot and a lot of extras. I think I'm going to incorporate that silicone lid though. Btw, I really enjoy these hack (or mod) videos!
Thank you so much and glad you are enjoying the series!
I've only recently discovered the Stanley two cup cookset and think it is great. Thank you for the hack/find. I've now got six lids and two kids cups so I have a variety of lids to use on my two cooksets.
Excellent. Glad you're enjoying the series!
Thanks for the great idea, I love my green cups, so much I purchased a second cook set.
Excellent! Glad you liked the video!
Great idea. I never thought about adding a lid, but it makes sense. Insects, sand, dirt, bird droppings, can all be avoided in your coffee. Granted it won't have that natural outdoors taste, but you can't have everything.
Thanks for watching and commenting! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Side note: a Trangia and Fancy Feast alcohol stoves will fit inside the cup.
I like the cup because they’re a compact insulated cup, I like my coffee and tea hot. I never thought about a lid for them. I’m going to look around the house and Goodwill for one.
Sounds great! I'm sure if you look long enough you can find something that will fit.
I just happen to have an extra Trangia stove or two...thank you for the suggestion.
I love those green cups! I honestly don't see why their tossed by many in the UA-cam world smh. But this idea is great! Thank you for the links James .
Thank you for watching!
I love the green cups too. Great for in camp beverages...ideally poured from the stainless steel cookset with a neoprene sleeve.
You did a great job finding those. I've got two lids for mine, one came off an old Coleman coffee mug and the other I don't know what mug but both look identical. I've tried the Ozark Trail tumbler lids but they don't fit. What I did to my lid was file the lift tab down so it slides to the bottom of my Stanley and put one cup on top and I can still put a few items in there, works great for one person.
Sounds great!
Thank you, I have looking for lids for these cups for years. Did not realize they were sippy cup type, but after use I prefer them. With hot beverages I’m a noisy slurper, these cups eliminate that. I’m as happy as a kid in a car seat,......if only someone would change my diaper!
Excellent, glad you enjoyed the video and found it useful! As far as the diaper change... can't help with that one...lol!
Hahaha! Love your sense of humor!
Hi James. Two great hacks. I made a windshield from an aluminium baking tray - it is the height of my gas stove and canister which is about the height of the cook set. However it is about ! and a quarter inches longer. The extra is cut every inch or so in order to secure it under the gas canister. The whole shield wraps around the cook set. ATB from North East England. Nigel
Sounds great! Thank you for sharing it! And thank you for watching and commenting on the video!
Good info. I like the green cups--better with lid.
Thank you!
5 down and 16 more to go! Good to know!
More? My question exactly! I don't need the cups. I eat and drink from the pot!
Sounds good. Thanks for watching.
I replaced the two green cups with a YETI insulated cup with lid. Its a nice snug fit inside the Stanley pot.
Sounds good, thanks for the info and for watching the video!
Hello my friend, I have the Stanley Cook Kit. I don’t use the green cups on trail. But I do use them at home. Take Care and Keep Exploring The Outdoors.
Thanks, you too!
What about a silicone lid for the Ozark Trails cup? I really like the idea of silicone, since it's flexible and pops back into shape easily ...
I ditched the cups and went with the BRS stove, lighter, and fuel canister + dish soap and sponge. Didn't trash them. They're in my kitchen cabinet, waiting for the day they're needed.
The pot + Sierra cup is enough for me for now.
Might try one of the collapsible silicone cups in the bottom of my cook pouch.
I do like the silicone bottle you mentioned in another video.
There's so many great ways to configure these Stanley cook sets that it can be hard to decide on one particular setup.
Thank you so much. Glad you liked the videos!
I have removed the green cups for a coffee press and a few other things. Walmart was selling the lids only once upon a time for like 2$
Yes, there are so many things you can do with this set. Extremely versatile and inexpensive. Thanks for watching the video!
Thank you. I use mine all the time camping. The cups used and abused.
Excellent!
always learn new things from your videos looking forward to making a good cook set.
Excellent. Thanks for watching!
Good suggestions. I love my green cups. With coffee or using the Stanley as a martini shaker, they come in handy. Now I need to find that lid.
Sounds good!
O-M-G using it as a martini shaker. I’m famous for my “glacial martinis” on the ski Sloan using snow - this idea for taking the Stanley and cups in my pack is brilliant!
Thank you!
🍸
Great for Moscow Mules too!
That makes them into nice food storage containers that you can use to take foods to the field.
Yes, it does!
Great idea!!
Hello James, thank you for sharing this very informative video. All the best to you. 🤗
You are most welcome my friend!
Thanks for the link, finally watched this. As far as stacking and nesting, if you wanted two lids with you, you could stack the two cups, then place one lid on the top cup and lay the other one loose on top of that. I don't have the lids here to verify but it looks like there is room.
Indeed, thanks for watching!
Great hack and yes I rarely use them. I like a big metal mug when oot and aboot
Thank you, my friend! I also prefer a larger cup, but many people do like the green cups and many do use them. So, after someone requested that I find a solution, I did my due diligence and now you know the rest of the story.... :)
You're right sir most people dont use the green cups. I do off and on but not very often so eith this hack it brings the green cups to new life especially if you have friends and such.
Glad you enjoyed it and found it useful!
Those green cups are awesome.dont know WHY it's a big deal for some not to have a lid. The zombies are not coming. great for camping, bushcraft, in the yard with coffee, for work,etc
Thanks for watching!
I didn’t see if anyone commented about this but the Silipint lids come in 2 sizes. It looks like the XL lid is the capable top for the product which you are showing us. The link you provided if for smaller cups as described on their website. To confirm, i believe the lid your are showing us is the “XL” version however the link is not. Thank you and hope this if helpful in steering people to the correct compatible product 👍🏼
Actually it is the smaller lid that fits. The link is correct as far as I know.
WayPoint Survival cool, because if you try to buy a 16oz cup from them they off to add on the “XL” Version only. I assume that is a 16oz cup you are showing us.
Also, maybe they both fit 🤔
Yes it is and the small lid fits inside the cup entirely.
Honestly i have 2 iso butane cans and a small msr burner in mine. Took the nesting cups out and use the sierra cup as my drink cup
Sounds good!
August 2021, the Silipint lids for their pint cups that are sold separately have been redesigned and no longer fit the green cups. However, the lids for their 8oz cups are like the ones shown in this video and fit well, but are not sold separately.
Thank you for the update!
Good, unique stuff. Thanks for the share James. I always enjoy. Take care man.
Thank you!
Nice. Great options for the green cups. Thanks
Thank you so much!
Great options.
Thanks!
Thanks for the great video James! I was wondering what would make good lids for those cups. However I never keep them with the kits, as I usually keep other items inside the set. I do like the little Stanley cook sets and have a couple of them. But. I seldom bring them out and use them any more since I have replaced them with SRO's Pathfinder gear. None the less they are still good pieces of kit, especially for the price.
Thanks for watching!
The intro music and graphics give me a chuckle every time. It makes me think some prophecy evangelists will appear and start talking about the prophetic signs and significance of a Hissidic passing gas while at the wailing wall.
Just cannot get it in my brain to associate the intro music to outdoor sustainability. Don't think I am being critical. Guess the years of watching charlatans in big lapels has seared my perception. Love the vid btw. Liked. You always seems excited to talk about survival. Keep it up.
Well....what can I say... it's a work in progress 😁. I had a friend of mine make it up for me in trade for a class. I was going for the idea of global survival no matter your waypoint. Thank you so much for the kind words and for watching the channel. I really do appreciate it!
Awesome thanks for the great tips
You're welcome!
Master of the Stanley 2 cup cook set
Thank you!
The cheap place for lids would be the bottle section of my Goodwill store. I'll bet there is one there in all those bottles. Cost: 1 or 2 dollars.
You can use the internal cup space too for coffee or packet of hot Chocolate. Good hack.
Yes, there is still quite a bit of storage even with the cup or cups inside.
Nice video. Great to know that these options are available. Good job!
Thank you for watching and commenting, glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks. I like to keep the bugs out.
Me too! Thanks for watching.
You could fold the silicate in half to fit inside a cup for even more space.
Yes, you could. Thanks for watching!
Love the green cups. Great hack. 👍
Thank you!
Awesome! I’ve never seen these hacks, thanks for the tips!
Thank you for watching!
"Some people just throw them away". Wtf, what is the issue really with americans, does no one over there think about stuff like sustainability or environment, climate crisis etc? Getting depressed almost, to hear things like this...
Great channel by the way!
Yes, it is distressing to hear of people being so casual with that which many people around the world would consider to be valuable treasures. We have become so blessed that we are spoiled rotten.
Good eye, creating options. Thanks for the video.
Thank you, my friend!
Take one of the cups with you first to Good Will & see if one of the many lids there fits - on their (extra) "sale" days, those lids are almost free!
Yes. That's a great idea!
Another great tips video.Thanks for sharing.
Glad you liked it, thank you for watching!
You can get the silicone lids at Scheels, if you have a Scheels near by.
Sounds great. Thanks for adding this info to the comments!
Great options! Thanks, James
You are welcome!
thats F'n awesome man you amaze me lol great vid bro.
Thank you!
@@WayPointSurvival yep anytime. Keep coming with the awesomeness!
i just subscribed and am loving these vids - thanks for taking the time to do them
Awesome, thank you and welcome aboard!
or you could get both lids and push/bend the silicon lid to the bottom of a cup and still put the plastic one on and then nest the cups together so you still have 2 cups with 2 lids
Yes, you could do that for sure.
You know you could take the lid off of one of them, stack one green cup inside of it, and set the lid of the other Cup on top, of the lid inside your metal cup.
That way you had two lids and two cups in the same system. Obviously the top cup will have the lid on it and then you set the other lid on top of that one
True. Thanks for watching!
That's cool. There's another lid that fits the Stainless pot, itself. Might as well make a segment on that one, too. Its one of those Wal-Mart lids.
Yes. I think you are referring to the 30 Oz. Ozark Trail lid. I did a video on that a few weeks back.
@@WayPointSurvival I was thinking you, or somebody else did. I did try them out at Wal-Mart. I can't even remember if I got one or not. Well. Time to go look.
By adding two lids with the cups you could carry dry food that your going to cook and coffee. It would make a complete meal kit.
Yes, indeed. Thanks for watching!
Rick Britton, your the man, I just wonder when your Brain shuts down, I think that's a great idea, like all your ideas are. Thank you Brother, I really enjoy watching your channel, I also wanted to Thank you for letting me know who made the strikers you huge with your ferro Ross
Sincerely Rick from Mo and God bless you and your family
Thank you so much, brother! Glad you like the ferro rod striker and you are welcome. Glad I could help. God bless you and your family as well!
Good stuff, will the Silicup and, or BUILT cups fit into the Stanley pot? Leave the Stanley cups home and have one large cup.
Possibly, I never tried to see if it would fit.
Which size Silipint lid is needed? Different size lids are sold.
I believe I either stated that in the video or it's in the links in the description box.
I have the Stanley French press and those cups fit perfectly, I don't know why Stanley didn't put the cups in the French press??? Smh just thought I'd say something oh well anyway have blessed day
Interesting. Glad they work out well for you!
Thanks for showing. Take care.
Thank you!
Where can one purchase the Built 20 oz Lid without purchasing the entire tumbler set?
Maybe on their website...other than that, I don't know. Sorry.
@@WayPointSurvival I contacted the New York Built company. They do not make lids separately. Walmart seems to have the best price on Built Tumblers.
Thanks James!
You're welcome, thank you for watching and commenting!
I wonder how well the silicone cup with lid fits into the stainless pot? Could you just replace the 2 green cups with the silicone one?
If I remember correctly, it's a little bit too big to do that.
Excellent! Thanks James!
My pleasure!
Great video. The cup has double as a storage container for ground coffee? Or many of things.
Yes, it makes it infinitely more useful.
Very Cool !!! Love these hacks James !!! :D
Thank you so much!
Got a couple of bots on the channel comments you commented to. Good lid options.
Yep! Either that or someone really likes the video, lol! Glad you like the video.
You are a genius at finding lids that fit. What about for a widemouth 1 liter Nalgene? The little insert Nalgene sells just doesn't cut it.
Not sure about that...I'll have to look into it. I do have a couple of those bottles.
I have finally got my hands on a Stanley 2 cup it looks OK but I am a bit disappointed with the made in China label I thought they were American made
Stanley hasn't made things in the USA for probably going on 20 years now.
great video. great teacher.
Thank you so much!
I use the heck out of my green cups
I find it interesting that some people don't like them at all.
Will a small gas can fit in the cook pot with the silipint lid on the cup?
That I couldn't tell you. Thanks for watching!
Wow another good idea. Thanks
Thank you!
Will a small gas cylinder still fit in the pot with the silipint lid?
That I couldn't tell you. Thanks for watching!
Neat. I like the look of this set
Thanks!
wonder if a 20oz yete lid will fit
That I couldn't tell you.
20 oz replacement Ozark trail mug tops at Walmart in sports section.$2.74 ea.
Do they fit?
@@WayPointSurvival I think these are the ones I just commented. Fit the pot itself
The 20oz ones will not fit the green cups, if it's the same ones that I tried out from Ozark Trail, that is.
You always have ideas!
Thank you!
Good finds , thanks for sharing, stay safe, God bless !
Thank you for watching. God bless you too!
Finally found a way to keep the lid quiet! KOOLEEZ popsicle cozy! You can get a 10 pack on Amazon for around $15. Not worth it if you only want the noise solution but my daughters loves them for the intended purpose. I cut one to length of the handle and it fits perfectly. I can try to send a picture if you have Instagram or Facebook
Thanks!
Ive been using mine for about a year... I never realized it rattles, and your not the only one ive seen comment that. However i do carry it in a bottle bag, maybe thats the difference
Great idea brother.
Thank you, Chief!
Great tip! Thanks!
You're welcome!
The green cups......
well....actually...I really
....uuummm....I really just
don't like them...
Maybe I could drill holes in the bottom and use the cups to start seeds---with some good organic soil...
I do like the pot....but I would rather have one
somewhat larger...maybe another 12 Oz...that way if you and a friend went camping....you could invite a third person.
Just imagine how nice it would be to have an individual to chop the
firewood....Hehehe
Yes. Lol! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Thank you 👍.
You are welcome!
Another great hack!
Thank you!
Ótimo vídeo Parabéns 👍👍🇧🇷
Obrigado, friend!
This would be a great way of toting leftover food if you had to.
Indeed, thanks for watching!
Can't find the right sized lid separately .. =/
Did you follow the links in the description box?
Great tips
Glad you like them!
Very nice man. I love that they send the cups with the kit. Granted i dont keep both but they are still great cups. Do they still fit in the stanley with lids being on
With the smaller lid, you can fit one. Thank you for watching and commenting!
We need recipes for the stanley cookset
Sounds good. Thanks for watching.
Looks like you two more storage containers with that cover
Indeed. Thanks for watching!
The silicone looks more leakproof than the plastic one?
They both work pretty well. I actually prefer the plastic one. Thank you for watching!
@@WayPointSurvival
Great is to know. Thnx. I’ll probably just jet down to “the Walmart’s” then.
Whaaaaa! And another hack I'll use asap... 🍻🍻
Thanks!
Cool
Thanks!
Would the Ozark Trail 20oz lid
work as well? It’s only $3 I believe at Walmart. Just rewatching all your hacks and thought I’d mention this info. God bless, James. 🇺🇸🙏🏻
Thank you, no the 20 oz lids from Ozark trail will not fit. God bless you too!
WayPoint Survival dang I was hoping it would lol oh well it was a nice try😉😂
I know what you mean, but it's just too small for the pot and won't fit the green cups either.