Milk Jug Shape at Oliver Wilmer blog

Milk Jug Shape. New designs have been tested over the years and met with mixed reviews. While the changeable volume indent came about in the late 1990s, plastic milk jugs have been on store shelves since the 1960s. The sharpness of the spout restricts the flow, some. The inverted circle on a milk jug accommodates this expansion, so you can stick your milk directly in the freezer without transferring it to a different container. The circles built into milk jugs provide several benefits, but the specific reason those circular dimples exist actually isn’t specific to milk at all. The circular indentations allow the milk jug to flex slightly, rather than keeping a solid, rigid shape. Without it, the side would bulge out from the. This surface is the largest flat surface on the jug as the other side has the handle. I think this geometry choice stiffens the bottle so it retains it's shape better. The jug design is a classic, but that hasn't stopped manufacturers from attempts at innovation. The shape doesn't really matter, what's important is to not overfill your pitcher, it shouldn't be more than half full before pouring basically.

I think this geometry choice stiffens the bottle so it retains it's shape better. The shape doesn't really matter, what's important is to not overfill your pitcher, it shouldn't be more than half full before pouring basically. Without it, the side would bulge out from the. The circular indentations allow the milk jug to flex slightly, rather than keeping a solid, rigid shape. The sharpness of the spout restricts the flow, some. While the changeable volume indent came about in the late 1990s, plastic milk jugs have been on store shelves since the 1960s. This surface is the largest flat surface on the jug as the other side has the handle. The inverted circle on a milk jug accommodates this expansion, so you can stick your milk directly in the freezer without transferring it to a different container. The jug design is a classic, but that hasn't stopped manufacturers from attempts at innovation. The circles built into milk jugs provide several benefits, but the specific reason those circular dimples exist actually isn’t specific to milk at all.

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Milk Jug Shape The circular indentations allow the milk jug to flex slightly, rather than keeping a solid, rigid shape. The jug design is a classic, but that hasn't stopped manufacturers from attempts at innovation. I think this geometry choice stiffens the bottle so it retains it's shape better. The sharpness of the spout restricts the flow, some. New designs have been tested over the years and met with mixed reviews. Without it, the side would bulge out from the. The circular indentations allow the milk jug to flex slightly, rather than keeping a solid, rigid shape. The inverted circle on a milk jug accommodates this expansion, so you can stick your milk directly in the freezer without transferring it to a different container. While the changeable volume indent came about in the late 1990s, plastic milk jugs have been on store shelves since the 1960s. The circles built into milk jugs provide several benefits, but the specific reason those circular dimples exist actually isn’t specific to milk at all. The shape doesn't really matter, what's important is to not overfill your pitcher, it shouldn't be more than half full before pouring basically. This surface is the largest flat surface on the jug as the other side has the handle.