slider tins

[honor435]

so, I bought some from elements bath and body, they are ok, seem like they dent pretty easy is that normal? Also, now that I look, ng is cheaper, by 4$.

 

[agriffin]

I wonder if those leak easily? It's so hot here...or just shipping in the mail would be so hot. I love the look but am scared to use them.

 

[Tabitha]

I sell a lot of lip balm, I bought some sliders when I upgraded my packaging & can't sell them to save my life . I won't buy anymore. In fact, I will sell you mine cheap! I have about 40 not yet filled.

 

[soapbuddy]

I no longer use them either. I have switched to either glass or plastic jars.

 

[honor435]

wondered why you dont like them? Tabitha, I may buy them from you, daughter is getting married in 2 wks, gotta see if I have any $ left!

 

[PrairieCraft]

Hey Honor, I thought of you the other day when a couple FB friends were reminiscing about the slider tins that chapstick used to come in. So there is probably a market out there for it, put a nostalgic spin on it or something.

 

[honor435]

I like them, i wonder why others dont?

 

[nattynoo]

Must admit I like slider tins too.
I use the 1/2oz round tins.
I have often wondered about leaking. Though I haven't yet had a leak.
I was scared off the sliders cause I thought there would b even more chance of it happening.

 

[agriffin]

I like them also but shipping in hot texas weather I have to really think about leaking. And I know the sample I got from WSP seamed like it would leak alot more than a round tin.

 

[soapbuddy]

I don't use them due to discoloration on the inside of the tin or some problems with rusting. (There is no water in my formula) I also live in the desert where it reaches triple digits easily. I feel safer with little jars that have a tightly screwed top to prevent leaking.