Look, that's between you and God. (Just kidding!) Syn Bins are hand wash only and not dishwasher safe. Simply lather it up with some warm water and soap, and gently rub it with your Scrub Daddy. You do have a Scrub Daddy, don't you?🤔

Yes, they float. I submerged one in my kitchen sink for a couple of hours. When I pulled it out and took off the lid, it was dry inside. I probably wouldn't take it on a guided OceanGate tour to visit the Titanic, but if you're patrolling through swamps or storing it somewhere it'll get rained or sweat on, it'll be just fine.🫡

The OG SynBin is designed to hold two cans of Zyn pouches comfortably.

Yes! Our lids are certified swingers. The lid to the Nalgene SynBin and the lid of the OG SynBin are interchangeable. That's why we have the option of purchasing just a Nalgene bottom without a lid. If you already have an OG SynBin and want to swap lids, you absolutely can.

The Micro SynBin is scaled down by 25%. That might not sound like a lot, but it's a considerable size difference. Some might say the Micro is actually average-sized.

They can certainly take some abuse. We've recently redesigned our bins to be twice as strong. They've jumped out of planes, fallen down stairs, and even watched "Marley & Me" without crying.💪🏻🥲

As previously stated, they're definitely not dishwasher safe. That being said, don't subject your SynBin to any environment you wouldn't expose a hamster to—no dishwashers, microwaves, hot cars, or open flames. The plastic we use is durable but has a low melting temperature.

They're 3D printed using PLA, a corn derivative (usually PLA+ or PLA Pro, which has higher durability and heat resistance). Here's what a quick Google search says about PLA:

Polylactic acid (PLA) is safe for food contact and is approved by the FDA as a Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) polymer. PLA is a thermoplastic bioplastic often used for food packaging because it's non-toxic, durable, and biodegradable. When PLA breaks down, it releases small amounts of lactic acid into food, which is a common food ingredient also found in breast milk. Studies have shown that the amount of lactic acid people consume from PLA is about 700 times less than what breast-fed infants consume.

Each order is custom-handmade by one guy with one 3D printer. That one guy is still a full-time active-duty soldier, a father of three, and a part-time husband. That being said, once we (that one guy) receive your order, the design process usually starts the next day. The day after that, we print. The day after that, we ship. Life, work, and family can sometimes cause delays, but even with shipping time, it's never taken more than a few weeks between receiving the order and delivering the order.

We use USPS and can deliver to home addresses, P.O. boxes, and APOs. If you live near Fort Bragg, NC, we offer free hand delivery by yours truly anywhere within an hour of post. Just drop us an address or a 10-digit grid, and we'll meet you there.

Yes, absolutely, but remember, I'm just one guy with one 3D printer. Bulk orders will take me a little longer, but we've done a couple of bulk orders already with no problem.