Well… It sort of is. But this is not about enjoying the deliciousness and more about the sneaky perps stealing it! It’s also not about the monetary cost of creamer theft. It is about the message having this Lock-Top on your favorite flavor of Coffee mate® sends, which is something like: “Keep your thieving mitts off my creamer you cheap ass dinks!”. In this post we will cover the backstory, assign some new terminology, establish a new rule for society, and then have some fun giving away a few prototypes to some lucky friends. If you enjoy Coffee mate creamer like I do, and keep yours in a shared space with nefarious creamer thieves like I did, then read on.
It was circa 2016 and I was grinding it out at my desk-ridden
engineering job. I also had a long drive to work and looked forward to having a
coffee when I got there before I engaged in chiseling away at my soul. I’m not
a sugar guy but I do love me some flavored creamer. And not just any old crappy
creamer: Coffee mate coconut is my jam. Because it is frickin’ delicious. Like
many other workplaces, mine had a breakroom with a shared fridge next to the
coffee machine. I began to notice that I was going through entire containers of
creamer on a weekly basis. Now, while I love the stuff, I am not drinking that
much! So, like any reasonable person would, I went around to everyone in the
office to see if whomever was digging on the same tastiness wanted to split the
cost and share openly. Even though I went about this in a non-accusatory
manner, everyone denied dipping into my creamy goodness. This really pissed me
off so I decided to take action through engineering.
Before we go any further, we need to understand why I was so
angered by this. It wasn’t just the cost of the creamer. And while it was annoying,
and unproductive, it wasn’t the time it took me to run to the store and get
more. It was the inglorious way in which I finished each container. One morning
I would have plenty left and the next, I would pour out a little pathetic
dribble. Not even enough to give a hint of coconutty flavor to the bitter brew
that will make you poo. Then, out of disgust, I either poured it down the sink
or choked down a bitter cup to maintain my caffeine induced morning constitutional.
The person(s) that were siphoning off my morning flavor were sure to never
finish it off completely, only to leave a useless amount in the container. Have
you ever noticed that food placed in a shared environment and left for the
taking, like a box of donuts in the breakroom or brownies on the counter over
Thanksgiving, always seem to get down to one donut or one normal size square
and then that last morsel gets divided into ever smaller pieces? Do you know people
who do this? We all do. And it drives me nuts. And when it comes to my creamer,
it negatively affects my colorectal health.
Academic researchers have actually studied this phenomena
and if you are interested learning more, check out Daniel Effron and Dale
Miller’s “Diffusion of entitlement: An inhibitory effect of scarcity on
consumption”. All high science aside, we need to get into this tidbit of fuckery
using plainspoken terms. In short, as it relates to the situation at hand, these
people feel some misplaced social guilt if they take the last donut or piece of
pie, but not the second to last piece. So, they cut the last one in half,
over-and-over again until it becomes an inedible tidbit, just so they don’t
feel guilty about being the one to finishing it off. They also conveniently get
out of cleaning up the container and surrounding space. But here is the deal: The
people who do this are often much worse than the people who just take the last
full donut or brownie square! While it might be considerate to cut one donut or
brownie in half one time, the law of diminishing returns applies if you
continue to halve the remainder too many times. Eventually, that piece gets so small
it won’t give any would-be consumer any satisfaction at all. Furthermore, if it
gets too small, it dries out, becoming a hard, disgusting, and inedible crumb
in a messy container, thereby making the last half-taker wasteful and lazy. Not
cool.
So, from here on out and forevermore, we will call these
people that will only take half of some remaining scare edible commodity (e.g.,
creamer), leaving a uselessly unsatisfying amount behind: “Halfholes”. You know
who you are. Feel the guilt. Now, just because I am a nice guy and present not
only the problems but also solutions (that is what Hidgit is all about), here
is the rule: If there is only enough of anything left for one person to
adequately enjoy it, if you want it, it is your responsibility to finish it and
properly clean or dispose of the container. If you are thinking of cutting something
smaller than a donut hole in half, things have gone too far and you are no
longer being considerate. You are being a Halfhole. For example, if there is a
piece of brownie left that you can pick up and pop into your mouth and eat in
one bite- eat it all. Guilt free.
Back to the situation at hand- Enter the Coffee mate Lock-Top
(Figure 1). I specifically designed this contraption to fit on the Coffee mate
creamer containers to keep them from the evil Halfholes. I even tested it in the
wild- It worked great. It was also a funny social experiment to observe the reactions
of my co-workers once they all saw the conspicuous lock. Some thought it was
hysterical. Others, not-so-much… But within the week, there were generic brand
creamers filling up the fridge, which let me know I was dealing with more than
one Halfhole. I can’t tell you how satisfying it was to pour the last full
serving of creamer into my coffee, throw the empty container into the recycling
bin, and make a planned stop at the store to get a new container on my way to
work the next day. One societal problem solved with engineering.
Figure 1.- Halfhole creamer theft stopped cold. Lock-Top secured coconut creamer surrounded by disgusting generic impostor flavors.
We still have a problem here. You are the only one reading
this obscure and ranting blog post. The Halfholes of the world aren’t, nor
would they care to change their ways if they did. And your delicious creamer is
probably being pilfered by a Halfhole right now! I no longer work in a soul-sucking
office so I have no use for this Halfhole creamer deterrent. I was cleaning out
my home office and grabbed the last three prototypes I saved and was going to
throw them into the trash but had second thoughts. I wondered if the good people
of the world might be in dire need of such a device. After all, these took a
long time to design and 3D print! It seemed wasteful so I decided to give them
away to anyone that wants them. I am also curious to know if there would be any
demand to make this into a full-fledged Hidgit product.
If you want one of my last three prototypes, you need to accept that these are 3D printed from PLA or ABS (I can’t remember) over 6-years ago and not perfect (Figure 2). They are also used (but clean). They have all stainless steel hardware. You will need to provide your own combo lock. I designed these to work with the “Master Lock 4680DBLK TSA-Approved Luggage Lock” (as pictured) but it should work with just about any luggage lock that has a 3mm diameter shackle. If you have had it with Halfholes stealing your Coffee mate creamer and are ready to take action, here is what you need to do:
- Make a comment to this blog post telling us why you want one and share your story of creamer theft. Also, include what you be willing to pay if this were an actual product in the comment (these three prototypes are free). Then email me privately at [email protected] to let me know you did so and tell us your name.
- Pay shipping and handling: I will setup a hidden product page marked *Prototype* where they will be sold one-at-a-time for $1 (your handling charge). I will let you know via email that the page is active and send you a link to complete the transaction. Your shipping should be calculated automatically. I will check to make sure the order matches your provided name.
- Agree to write a review on the Hidgit website and include a picture of your Lock-Top in action after using it for a while. If your Halfhole flies into an over-entitled fit of rage and smashes it with a hammer or cuts off the container at the neck, please send pics of the carnage so we can all share the laugh.
- This will be first-come first-serve. The first to leave a comment will get the latest design (#1). The second will get the second to last (#2). And the last will get the oldest iteration (#3 with the black top). They all work well but the design was iterated and continuously improved.
If you miss out on the free prototype giveaway, please leave
us a comment here anyway! Let us know what you would pay for these if they were
made available. Also, would you be cool with 3D printed versions produced on-demand?
If you don’t want to make a comment but are willing to help, please complete a
quick 2-question survey using Google Forms here. Remember: We will only make
this in America, so don’t expect cheap overseas pricing and be reasonable! Changing
the design and paying for the tooling for an injection molded version would be
costly and we wouldn’t make the investment unless we can gauge the demand to
justify it. But maybe the Halfholes deserve it…
Coffee mate® is a registered trademark of Nestlé
Professional.
31 Comments
Justin Childers
The guys at work steal my coffee mate creamer all the time. They either do it because they don't like using the little pods or we run out and they just feel like they deserve to take it. I wouldn't mind them using it if they would just buy some every once in awhile but they never do. I'm the only one ever buying fresh refrigerated creamer and I'll use it once and by the time I get back is barely enough for one cup of coffee. I need this
Sean H.
Congrats Justin, you get the first Coffee Mate Creamer Lock! Your creamer is soon to get some much needed protection. I will be in touch shortly with more details...
Terry Moss
Okay, here's the worst version of creamer ***holes. I basically buy the creamer all the time. Occasionally, someone "caught" helping themselves will give me a couple dollars. But I really can't stand leaving Friday with a decent amount of creamer, come in Monday morning to literally an ounce left. I've tried the post it note, confronting each individual that uses it - nothing works for very long. All just lazy cheap asses! Sean, what do I need to do to get one of these? Thank you
Sean H.
It sounds like you have a classic halfhole situation going on there Terry! It's time to lock that creamer down. You are in luck my friend. As the second person to respond here, you have won the second prototype Lock-Top. I will send you an email with what to do next!
Steve w
Wife works at a school in the office everyone always steels their creamer without chipping this would be great.id say price range $10-15.
Sean H
Thanks for the input Steve! We would love to make more of these!
Sean H
UPDATE: We still have prototypes #2 and #3 for the giveaway! Be aware- As a very small company, we don't get much of a shipping discount. So expect to pay ~$12-16 for shipping depending on where you live. We only charge the cost of shipping (+the box).
Tonya
I would love this! I have fought creamer theft at every job I have ever worked at! I put creamer in my coffee, because I drink a lot of it, and it hurts my stomach if I don't! I recently found out (I actually saw him do it!) the creamer thief at my job is the person that makes my job the hardest, and who makes 3 times my salary. Please make these available as a kickstarter or something. I would probably be willing to pay about 10 bucks for something like this.
Sean H
Your story takes things to a whole new level! So when does creamer theft become a form of social injustice? When the person stealing it makes more than twice what you do, that's when. I don't even know what you have going on when they make three times as much... There are some choice words for people like that but we are trying to keep it PG-13 here. Let's just say, I hope he gets a fart sandwich at your company Christmas party. Even if he doesn't, your luck is about to change Tonya! You have just won prototype #2! I will be reaching out over email to make sure we get this Lock-Top to you so you can put a stop to this once and for all. If you aren't worthy of this freebie, I don't know who is!
Jenny M
I hope this is still available or there’s some way I could get my hands on this! Myself and one other coworker keep getting robbed of our creamer, going through a bottle a week! We’ve tried decoys, scolding, you name it! Lol. Please make this available somehow! I would pay $10-$20 for this product!
Sean H
Jenny, You are in luck! Prototype #3 is still up for grabs and is now all yours! The question is: Are you going to share your Lock-Top and creamer with your co-worker or are you going to lock down your own and leave theirs scared and vulnerable in the cold harsh world known as the "fridge"? Who knows, maybe if you share you will discover that your co-worker uses an insane amount of creamer and was just getting you to scold your other co-workers out of embarrassment. Creamer enforcement can rapidly turn into microaggression when you don't get your caffeine. Watch out, or else Karen from HR will be coming for you! I will be reaching out with the details of how to get your free prototype that will hopefully keep you out of Karen's office that surely has the obligatory cat hanging from a branch poster that says "hang in there" (at least until your Lock-Top arrives).
Stacey Thomure
I will buy one just to keep my kids from using it all before I get to use it. Please let me know when they might be available again. Thanks.
Sean H
From your own children. Unbelievable. What is the world coming too... You just missed out on the last prototype Lock-Top giveaway. But I will be sure to let you know if we figure out a way to make more of these. It is looking less and less likely with the survey results on desired price point. We can't keep giving them away but I hope we can find a way to do something to stop the creamer theft! Thanks Stacey.
Sean H
UPDATE: All the Lock-Top prototypes are gone! Congrats to all the winners and we hope there are at least three more people in the world with their Coffee Mate creamer secured from brazen theft. It is looking unlikely that we will be able to produce these given the early feedback on desired price point. We just can't compete on price with cheap manufacturing in China, which is what we have all grown accustomed too, and will only make things here in the USA. But please keep leaving us some comments here! We are getting a kick out of the stories and we might end up producing these on a one-off basis using our 3D printer for those will compelling stories of creamer theft.
Cat
Every two days I purchase the large coffee mate creamer and yell at the kids to keep out! Will they listen!? No! It’s late now so I’ll have no creamer tomorrow morning.hence, my search for a creamer lock. Let us know when you make more I’m sure it will become a household staple once you get going. In the meantime, cameras are placed at the fridge and a yelling husband!
Sean H
Cat, I will be sure to let you know if we start making these! In the meantime, please participate in our brief survey to help us gauge interest and find a reasonable price point. Thanks!
Rachael M
I am in desperate need for one of these. Literally every day when I come in someone has used my creamer. I'm the ONLY person that buys any, ever. I've tried putting my name on it. I've tried putting it in a bag and tying that closed. Seriously, what can I do to get one of these?
Sean H
Rachael, The struggle is real. I know. You just missed out on the promotional Lock-Top giveaway but we would love to make more. Please participate in our brief survey to help us gauge interest and find a reasonable price point. If we start making more I will be sure to let you know! Thanks for sharing your story here and I hope we can help more people like you soon.
Tyler Brinker
I came across your post about the “ Coffee Mate Creamer Lock-Too” while trying to find a way to prevent people from stealing my creamer. I share with one other person so I text her when I feel like something is not right. On two separate occasions now we have noticed our creamer has been completely used up or opened without either one of us being in the office. We work in a midsized company that has three stories and shop in the back. The shop guys are usually the cause of a lot of headache because they don’t care office people or their belongings. So we believe it’s someone in the shop that is using the creamer even after putting our names on it and tying it in a bag. So if you are still making these I would love one I would pay $25 for one which if it works would be a far better option than buying my own mini fridge and storing that somewhere.
Sean H
Tyler, The creamer is getting fully consumed without you even opening them first? That is complete disregard for your fellow co-workers. Seriously. The Creamer Lock-Top might help but it sounds like the shop needs a separate breakroom. A $25 price point is reasonable. If we can attract more attention to this it might happen and I will be sure to let you know! Thanks for sharing your story and input, Sean
Bex
why? Why? WHY!!! The firm I work for supplies plain and flavored creamer. I take the label off of my creamer (so they don't even know what's inside), add my name to it and hide it in the back of the fridge behind the big 2-gallon britta filter. THEY STILL TAKE IT! It is incredibly infuriating because I'm sure the person/people stealing it are lawyers who can afford their own. As I type this I become more and more ENRAGED. It's not the cost... it's the fact that it's MINE and if you would like some, EFFIN ASK!!! P.S. I hope you applied for a patent before posting pics of your idea!
Sean H
Bex, Your story seems to be establishing a trend here. The more people make at their job, the more likely they are to be a creamer thief! That does hit a nerve for sure. And your thieves are lawyers (kinda fits the stereotype)! Don't they know the old saying: "Possession is nine-tenths of the law"? That creamer is your possession. You should file a suit! I will definitely let you know if we start making these so you can get one. Then if they continue to steal it you can bust them for property damage and theft. I'm not a lawyer but that sounds legit...
Paul Cysneros
I have a 3D printer and I was wondering if I can purchase the file from you? They always steal my creamer at work and I'm tired of it. Awesome idea, just I'm on a fixed income and 25 dollars for shipping seems a little steep.. would gladly purchase the stl.
Luz
We have a creamer thief at work. I have bought creamer and not only did they use the creamer but they also left the lid wide open. They have actually opened plastic bags that have the creamer has been put in. Not just me but 3 other people have had it happen. We buy the large bottle of creamer and it is gone in 3 to 5 days. I am willing to pay $15 and buy some of these for my co workers. Would be with it.
Sean H
Luz, I guess the plastic bags aren't enough of a deterrent! Leaving the lid open is really just a jerk move. Why spoil the product after you steal it? Are they not going to steal even more tomorrow? You know they are. Maybe they like their creamer a little sour and curdled. Thanks for your input on the price point! $15 is getting reasonable and if we get more people in at that range maybe we can do something here. I need to work on our shipping rates though. Our prices through UPS, even with a little discount, are still crazy expensive!
Heather
Aside from my coffee creamer being stolen in my own home regularly….I also just discovered that my own MOTHER was drugging my coffee creamer! She had a delusional idea that she was going to make me look incompetent and “no good”…..I personally believe she is developing Alzheimer’s/Dementia and I’m working on getting her evaluated but either way I’m in shock and disbelief and immediately began to google a product just like this!!! I would also like to suggest expanding to be able to lock up milk or other products as this would be a PHENOMENAL help with these types of situations! This is a great idea and I hope you follow through I think you will be very successful!! :)
Sean H
Heather, I don't even know what to say here. You are getting poisoned!? This is a crazy story. Normally, I like to make a few jokes in these blog responses but your situation isn't funny at it. It sounds rather serious. And sad. I am worried about you! I know there are entire refrigerators that you can lock. Maybe that is more of what you need. I am going to reach out off the blog in an email with some more information. Please stay safe (and unpoisoned)...
Sam Gomes
Where or how can I gets these lock-in lids please
Sean H
Sam, Help us out by completing the survey so we can get an estimate of what we might be able to sell these for and if a 3D printed version would be acceptable! If we get more input, we might start making them. Thanks for you help!
Austin Barber
My kid won’t stop drinking the creamer right out of the bottle. He’s driving me nuts. I’m willing to pay you whatever for one of these bad ass locks. He would be dumbfounded opening the fridge to find his favorite drink locked up. I would absolutely love it!!!
Sean H
Austin, You have embraced the feeling that I once had and what I meant when I said "it's not about the creamer." It is about the satisfaction of thwarting the creamer thieves. Even if those thieves are your own flesh and blood! I must say, there is far more interfamily creamer theft going on than I would have ever expected. We might have to get something together for this. Thanks for sharing your story!
Ryan
I would buy one of these in a heartbeat to stop a creamer thief in my office. I’ll echo what others have said - I think $15 is a very reasonable price for these. I might even pay $20 for one at this rate. I’d be fine with whatever method was used to make it - I don’t care as long as it works.
Sean H
Ryan, Thanks for your interest and input here. It all depends on if we were to include the lock with the Lock-Top. The real hang up on all this is the shipping costs for everything. Even if we can make them for $15, it still costs about $15 to ship them.
Elaine Flores
I too have my creamer used by coworkers. I bought a Costco sized coffee mate creamer last week. I go to use it yesterday and the jerks left me with drops...so I filled up the empty bottle with water and put it back in the fridge. Later in the day I went back for my string cheese for a snack and that too was gone...Short of buying a mini fridge to put near my desk my only option would be locking up my creamer...so I googled to see if such a thing existed and here I am, I found this site. I'd love to get my hands on this just to prove a point. Im not usually a selfish or greedy person but for a Costco sized bottle to be gone in a week there has to be several people helping themselves with no intention of contributing. Can you find a solution for my string cheese as well?!
Sean H
Elaine, You must have a lot of co-workers in the office! I don't even know if these Lock-Tops will fit on the big 64oz. bottles. The creamer bottle/container flip top looks the same as well as the neck of the jug. I bet it would but I would have to confirm it first. I don't know what to tell you about the string cheese. Too bad you don't have more lactose intolerant co-workers! Maybe you can take an empty 64oz. creamer container (or the smaller 32oz.), clean it out, then put your string cheese in it and lock that up too. It could work... I will let you know if we start selling them!
Kristen
Hello! I have already filled out the survey, but I hope you can let me know if you start making these! We are in Canada, so I am not even sure if shipping to us would be an option; however, we have creamer thieves at work here, too, unfortunately. Thanks so much, and great idea!
Sean H
This just in: Creamer theft is now an international crisis.
Seth
Night shift healthcare worker here! Creamer theft is a real issue! Opened my new creamer on a Monday night and had a cup of coffee. I get off and come back in for my second night shift the following night to find out another nurse used my creamer but that’s fine because she let me know and offered to bring in another one for her and I. I told her I didn’t mind because she let me know. She ended up bringing in her own stash of the shelf stable pods so I felt safe putting a label around the lid to seal up my creamer so they know it’s mine with my name on it. Made it obvious I didn’t want anyone using it. Come in the third night to half of the creamer missing. I replaced the seal and wrote my name again with large font around the creamer in multiple areas only to come in for my next set of shifts to having a splash left in the bottom and the seal torn. Grown adults touching another persons food in a break room should be grounds for termination!
Sean H
Seth, without getting your caffeine, lives are being put at risk! Not kidding. Dried "cream" is not really an acceptable substitute. That stuff is gross. We need to work on this...
Tessa Blanco
I think $20 is a fair price for one in comparison to other 3D printed items. I work in a medical office and have gotten to work to find a nearly new bottle of creamer empty. It’s infuriating.
Sean H
Another medical worker experiencing creamer theft?! This is getting risky. I hope the thieves get put on gross person sponge bath duty....
Brenda DeLeon
I works nights @ Hospital. Every time somebody uses all my creamer! Where can I purchase this. Thanks!
Sean H
We just got comments from three healthcare workers in a row! Now I am worried. Are you sure you guys aren't all working in the same office and stealing each other's creamer? Ha! Just kidding. It seems that the medical profession is being disproportionately hit by creamer theft. Maybe we can consider the Lock-Top a medical device now. Can you all keep an eye out for Heather? She would be the patient coming in with a random case of creamer poisoning. Seriously, I am worried about her...
Sherri
Please tell me where I can buy one of these. I am so sick of people at my work stealing my creamer, it pisses me off to no end!
Sean H
You are in luck Sherri! We have one more Creamer Lock-Top in stock before we have to buy some more locks. Just go here and buy it: https://hidgit.com/creamerlocktop_imperfect. We hope it works for you!
Gabriel Keeler
Hey, I am so so so tired of my siblings stealing my damn creamer but I also have a 3d printer of my own so I was wondering how I could get my hands on these stls. I would pay around 15$ for one of these products.
Sean H
Siblings are the worst... Thankfully, I don't have to share space with mine anymore! But I feel your pain Gabriel. You can check out our other post on this product where we cover the selling the STL/design files here (https://hidgit.com/coffeematecreamerlock-toptounge-and-cheek), but here is an excerpt from it regarding the matter:
"To answer one question that we kept getting: Will we share/sell the STL or design files so that others can just print them at home? The short answer is: No. I am not keen on giving away something that took me hundreds of hours designing. I also pay for premium CAD software and hardware to make this stuff, which cost in excess of $10k. It’s just not smart for us to give away the design files (or sell them cheap). And once the design files get out, they will surely spread across the internet. Last point on this: You won’t save any money making these yourself even if you have a 3D printer. These require some stainless hardware for the hinge (two washers, a bolt, and a nut), all of which you will have to buy in packs of 25 or 50pcs, and the lock. We also put red Loctite on the hardware so it doesn’t back out and use super glue to hold on a security cap so nobody can take out the hinge bolt with an Allen wrench (creamer thieves are clever and determined). So, by the time you purchase all the materials and lock needed to make a single Lock-Top and pay for separate shipping and handling, you will be spending more than $50 just to make one!"
You are in luck though! We have an "Open Top" two-color in stock right now for $18. That is pretty close to your requested price point. Check it out in the store while it lasts!
Nicole
Hey I’m living in Vancouver BC, Canada. Do you ship to Canada? I can’t seem to check out with my address. I’ve been wanting this product for so long.
Sean H
Unfortunately, we don't ship to Canada. So sorry Nicole!
Tanya
I live in Vancouver bc , awfully close to Point Roberts Washington , where my Mil has a po box , could one be shipped there?? I have 19/16/ and 5 year old children that drink up my creamer in bloody milk, one bottle will be full in the morning I have one coffee and it's gone by the end of the day. I need one of these locks!!
Sean H
Tayna, If you have a US postal address I can ship to then we can certainly make it work! We have started shipping via USPS so a PO Box should work. Unfortunately, our 3D printer is down at the moment but I should have it back up and running in a week or so. Please keep checking back to see when these come back in stock!
Donna Nelms
I am in desperate need of this item, so please produce more! I am fed up with all of the creamer I buy disappearing from the office fridge on a daily basis. Please notify me if you do start producing more, I would love to purchase one.
Sean H
Donna, We have had a hard time keeping up with demand. And unfortunately, our 3D printer is down at the moment but I should have it back up and running in a week or so. Please keep checking back to see when these come back in stock! But we are on it!
Nicole
I work for the state I live in and I run off coffee and Mountain Dew. I also I’m not a sugar person, but I love some French vanilla creamer in my coffee. Now I used to buy the jumbo coffee mate and keep it in the fridge but I was realizing that a jumbo coffee made that normally would last me a month for work was gone in a week. so I started to buy is always written the container, but yet it would go very quickly. I have resorted to writing down the side of my container do not use and yet that still did not work. Ditch effort I even started to draw a line and initial every time I used my creamer to mark where it was. But again that did not deter anyone. I agree it’s not about the cost of the creamer. It’s not about the time it takes me to get the creamer to bring it into work so I have it if you ask me, I forgot I’ll absolutely it’s a respect you respect somebody’s property to ask if you can have some you just feel entitled to take it drives absolutely insane, I was sitting there talking to my coworkers and I needed to get a bin that I could my creamer in and I’ve been looking for some thing ever cents . I would totally spend $20 for these to stop someone from taking my creamer in the long run. It will pay for itself and the money. I’m saving replacing creamer. I’m not enjoying..
Sean H
Nicole, I feel your pain because I lived a similar story. And I made the Lock-Top because of it! Our 3D printer is currently down but we are now making and selling these. I will reach out to let you know when we start producing them again. Thanks for sharing your creamer theft story.
Dalton
I work at a house for individuals with special needs. We have staff at the house 24/7 and we like to have creamer for the staff however one of the individuals that lives at the house that can’t have creamer likes to sneak creamer. We need this to keep him healthy!
Sean H
Dalton, We are sympathetic to your situation and want to help. I have reached out via email to see if we can provide you with a deeply discounted Lock-Top to help with your situation. As funny as we like to be here, if we can help someone in need, then we will do our best!
Andrew T
I would love to get 6 of these. They would be perfect, 1 for each of my roommates, 1 for my girl, 1 for me, and 2 for at work. Good creamer is getting more expensive as time goes on . If you are selling these I am fully on board and would send you even more people.
Sean H
We would love to sell you 6 of these! I see that you found the page where we are indeed selling them and bought yourself one. Great! If it works out for you, I hope you will send us more business. If you want to order five of them, please reach out to me ahead of time so I can arrange some sort of discount for you. Thanks for your business!