Another question about water; but

[wyliec]

it's not as good as Rogue's question.

I have a Keen Kanteen water bottle which I use when working out. It has a gasket on the screw in top. What I have noticed is when sitting upright for awhile, the top/cap is difficult to remove. Then, I have to turn the bottle over and upright a number of times, and then I can get the top/cap off. Is there something that I should do with the gasket? I have removed the gasket to see what happens, and the bottle leaks. The bottle is probably only a month or two old, and the gasket is fine. I purchased another brand water bottle, and it doesn't require a gasket, and no problem. I'm assuming the new bottle has a more finished surface where the top meets the bottle.

Like I said, this isn't as interesting as Rogue's question.

Rogue,

Do you remember when you were relatively new on here, and you asked a question about exercising? I'm just checking your memory. I did enjoy that question also.

[4 MARIE]

usually I encounter the tight cap syndrome with a jelly jar. It is on the table, I screw the cap on snug,
put jelly in fridge. Next time I take it out it's like the Hulk had put lid on.
So here's the deal. The container and lid, expand AND contract a different amount, and at a different speed.
I'm just guessing here, but maybe the bottle is a softer material than the cap, or one is metal and the other plastic?
or.… anyway, you get the idea. Don't over tighten the cap and see how it goes.

[wyliec]

The top is plastic and bottle metal. I have at times run cold water over the top or warm water over the metal to get the top off.