1. CONTAINER MUST HAVE TIGHT CAP TO CONTAIN LIQUID WHEN IT IS NOT BEING CONSUMED.
2. CAP MUST BE PLACED IN AN AIR-TIGHT POSITION AS SOON AS CONSUMPTION HAS CEASED.
a. "air-tight" is defined as not allowing more then two drops to escape the container, when said container is placed in an inverted position.
3. NO COFFEE MUG OR TRAVEL COFFEE MUG HAS AN AIR-TIGHT LID, IF YOU KNOW OF ONE EMAIL ME.
4. IF A CONTAINER DOES NOT HAVE AN AIR-TIGHT LID IT MUST BE PLACED ON THE FLOOR, OR OUT OF DIRECT ARMS REACH OF YOUR WORK AREA IF IT IS AT AN ELEVATION EQUAL TO OR LESS THEN THE HEIGHT OF YOUR WORK AREA BUT NOT ON THE FLOOR.
5.IF A CONTAINER DOES NOT HAVE AN AIR-TIGHT LID IT SHALL NOT BE PLACED AT AN ELEVATION ABOVE THE WORK AREA.
a. no exceptions to rule 5.
6. IN CASE YOUR WORK AREA IS COMPROMISED BY AN UNLAWFUL VISITOR, IMMEDIATLY ASK THEM TO LEAVE.
a. for this situation a contigent of paper towels that can cumulativly hold 1 quart of water shall always be in reach at your work area.
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Starbucks sells coffee mugs that are absolutely air-tight. I experienced it once from home to school on my bike. Not a drop of coffee dripped out the mug. And you even have a kind of hook to hook it up to your backpack. It is a little expensive, though (around 40$ canadian).t
iit is very dry.
you can always use a sip cup. my youngest drops hers all the time with nary a mess.
Is this serious?
the sippy cup is brilliant. as soon as I find an insulated one in adult proportions, I'm reinvesting in workplace drinking technology.
do you have any pics of the spill? what was the damage?
no pics of the spill as I was a little more concerned about saving work, i.e. models, sketches, LAPTOP. The liquid was black coffee from the day before, that had not been consumed and was in a coffee travel mug with no lid secured to the top. I'm very thankful I was drinking black coffee the night before, could imagine how much worse it could have been if it had been day old coffee with cream? damage was contained to a small area of my table as a fellow student was quick enough to run and get towels for me. Because the guy who sits next to me never works in studio and I do, some of my stuff has crept onto his board. After reaching WAY OVER THERE I was retracting my arm, the arc of retun travel happened to intersect the place of rest location of said coffee mug.
i have gone through a few keyboards and your rules of containers has made me rethink the coke can...
did you give those rules to first year? are they still messing around with liquid containers?
don't drink in the studio - its a lesson rarely learned, but usually thought of after such an incident. Glad the damage was minimal
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