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More on BearVault
Martha Claasen wrote to tell me that BearVault is aware of the “sticky threads” issue and can provide a tube of “food-grade silicon” to lubricate the threads. She also suggests that store that sell BearVaults may have some on hand. I think I’ll contact BearVault and see if I can get some.
Martha also reminded me of another issue I encountered with my BearVault. Sometimes the lid “rides over” the inner locking tab rather than past it, in which case the tab will not lock the lid to prevent it from turning. I did see that a few times on my unit. I noticed that the lid was not screwing down all the way, and when I checked I found that the tab was inside/below the edge of the lid rather than passing by it. I understand that the solution is to be careful when screwing on the lid. I’m fine with that. Once I saw this problem it was a simple matter to pay a bit more attention when putting on the lid.
Thanks, Martha.
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September 5, 2005 - Posted by gdanmitchell | Commentary