🥤 Grey Silicone Soda Can Lids – Can Covers for Standard Soda Cans – Can Caps for Better Can Saver and Stopper – 2 Pack Grey Can Toppers Review

Worth knowing: Almost all can lids are the same size. (This includes 16oz, 12oz and Skinny, Tall or 12oz) so these toppers will fit everyone! They are easy to clean, work very well and are beautiful to look at. Similar to me. [GRILLING]

Elastic silicone makes it easy to apply. They will pop out due to carbonation if left in soda overnight. You have to buy hard plastic for overnight use. They are great for those who want to maintain fizz for shorter periods and protect from bugs, dust, etc. I wish they would sell them in all gray or all white instead of circus-like colorful packs.

So, I'll be honest I can't speak to this product's ability to keep your soda fizzy because I wasn't paying attention. I bought this pack of soda caps just to cover the mouth of my drink. I work at the front desk and am allowed to drink on my desk, the only problem is that the patients in our practice insist on leaning over my desk and talking directly over my drinks, coughing, sneezing. NO LONGER! It seems to do a great job of keeping other people's drool out of my drinks. It's actually the…

I bought these for our Zevia jars because sometimes we just need a few sips, I'm happy to save the rest for later given how expensive they are are. For us they keep their freshness but lose some bubbles, which doesn't bother us as they still contain enough fizz to enjoy for a day or two. I couldn't tell it was leak proof but when one of them tipped onto its side I quickly picked it up and nothing spilled and the lid was still tightly closed. I'm not sure if he will survive if he stays on his…

I bought these because my girlfriend likes to drink half a coke and throw the other half away. Also, I'm paranoid about a bee flying in my beer when I'm hanging out by the pool. They solve both of these problems. It should be noted that these lids have two tiny holes at the top. They are not visible unless the silicone is stretched. The holes allow the fizz to seep through the top so the pressure of the soda/beer doesn't rip the lid off. That means your soda will go bad over time anyway. They…

Edit: The soda wasn't fully carbonated yet after they closed it on Friday and tasted it on Monday morning. HOWEVER, I took this test sip knowing there was no dust, fruit flies, or radioactive particles in the soda. Also, it wasn't entirely flat. So I bought them for home use at 12 ounces. Beer cans (especially Founder's All Day IPA). You have to put some pressure on them to make them "lock themselves in" somehow, but that's the point, right? So far these things have worked great. It can take me