Lurch AG

My Lid Silicone Glass Covers

Germany , Hildesheim

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Category Bowls
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My Lid Silicone Glass Covers

My Lid

The My Lids suck onto your glass with negative pressure so that no fruit fly (or grain of sand) gets into your drink. Even on windy days or in the event of accidental bumping, they remain securely in place on glasses without slipping.

The My Lids are also ideal for covering small bowls at a buffet in the garden. The different motifs prevent drinks from being mixed up at garden parties.

As a small souvenir for friends, they make a great gift. New motifs are constantly being added to the series, making it a real collector's item among fans.

Everything at a glance:

  • Glass covers made from 100% premium platinum silicone
  • Adheres to the edge of the jar (vacuum)
  • Absolutely food-safe and neutral in flavour
  • Perfect for protecting drinks from annoying insects or pollen
  • For protecting small bowls at garden parties
  • Size of the individual lid approx. 10.5 cm
  • Dishwasher-safe, microwave-safe, BPA-free
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