I've been drinking from larger jugs since the early-mid 90's, and I can still be found drinking only ice water even when it's -40F. I've tried LOTS of different designs and this is what works best for me, BUT....I do it a little different.
With the hole caps on top, it's difficult to drink when they're still on the lid, and the plastic hinge will break after a while. So what I do is to only push in the large hole of the cap and the two smaller holes stay covered, or can simply cut the hinge so everything stays more liquid-tight.
I like this design since bugs and dust/dirt cannot get in, nor get in my way of drinking. If you don't want the logo on the side, a Mr Clean Magic Eraser will take it off very easily. Can't beat the price! Bought the wife some like mine (64 oz) but it's too heavy for her when full, so am ordering a few of these. They stopped making this style years ago, so I'm jumping on them while I can. Thanks for the post!! Will make the wife happy.
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