what makes my Non Dairy Creamer milk containers leak? Gp?

Answer 1

I used that stuff faithfully, and if you buy the cardboard carton it WILL leak! Buy the plastic bottles. I use it, but I'll tell you--the stuff leaked on my glass table top and it etched a spot on there AND in my refrigerator. What does it do in our bodies? Can't help it, though, I'm addicted to it.

Answer 2

I have had this happen to me and here is what I do to help prevent it:

I have purchased small plastic bottles that have a snap on lid either from Wal-Mart or from your local grocery store and it is from the company Rubbermaid! Anyway,these small plastic bottles that I have purchased are clear,they are very easy to clean,and believe it or not,they keep your non dairy creamer milk tasting as fresh as the day you bought it! One extra thing that I do is that I put a white label on my plastic bottle that says,"Non Dairy Creamer,"and I also put the date that I put the non dairy creamer in it,so I will know how long that it has been in there!

Also,I have noticed that ALOT of the non dairy creamer milk containers are very flimsy and they tend to crack or leak very easily,that is why I have invested money in the Rubbermaid small plastic bottles with the snap on lids because not only does it tell you how many ounces are in the bottle,but your non dairy creamer isn't leaking all over the place either! I hope that I have been helpful and good luck!! ;-)

Answer 3

Is the container plastic or cardboard? Well if the container is cardboard the milk is probably making it soggy then leaking out like it would in a paper bag.