The In Out Bottle for sugar dispensing has a very clever twist to it, the silica gel mouth kinda in-turns to form a funnel, so that you don’t spill the sugar while refilling it. Reminds me of the funnel refill bottle for soaps we did recently. So I guess the consensus is that funnels incorporated into the lid cuts around two steps in the refilling process, hence better! What do you think?
In Out Bottle For Sugar is an IDEA Design 2010 winner.
Designers: Yan-Ting Chen & Hsin Yeh
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good practical
good practical
I am a customer. For me it is only important to get the sugar out. There is still nothing has changed. Therefore, I prefer sugar in bags. It's more hygienic and accurately weighed. In this way, there is little potential for overuse of sugar.
I am a customer. For me it is only important to get the sugar out. There is still nothing has changed. Therefore, I prefer sugar in bags. It's more hygienic and accurately weighed. In this way, there is little potential for overuse of sugar.
I suppose we can just open the cap and pour the sugar directly??
I suppose we can just open the cap and pour the sugar directly??
Isn't silica gel toxic?
Isn't silica gel toxic?
no lid to close it?
no lid to close it?
great idea
great idea
it's very useful,but will it pour out too quickly? LOL….
it's very useful,but will it pour out too quickly? LOL….
The bottle looks to be out of glass which is good but without an airtight lid the sugar can absorb moisture and orders.
The bottle looks to be out of glass which is good but without an airtight lid the sugar can absorb moisture and orders.
i think the hygienic issues is killing this concept.
1) no lid? How to ensure that it is hygienic all times?
2) the funnel is actually the area that is exposed outside, is that hygienic enough to use as a funnel?
i think the hygienic issues is killing this concept.
1) no lid? How to ensure that it is hygienic all times?
2) the funnel is actually the area that is exposed outside, is that hygienic enough to use as a funnel?
looks quite simillar to my 'flipout' concept from 2006:
http://www.designboom.com/contest/view.php?contes…
good to see that it's a winner…
ofir
looks quite simillar to my 'flipout' concept from 2006:
http://www.designboom.com/contest/view.php?contes…
good to see that it's a winner…
ofir