Set up, move and clean your bottle holder
Give the bottle an easy-to-reach resting spot, then reset the setup whenever you move it.
Choose a spot beside the activity
Place the drink where your hand naturally reaches without crossing a keyboard, meal or another person’s space. Support the entire 5.2-inch base on a level stationary surface with room from the edge. A wider footprint does not make a gap, sloped tray or moving surface suitable.
Seat the bottle before using it
Confirm the bottom measures 2–3.15 inches across. Set Steadi on the surface and seat the bottle fully between its flexible fins. Check for a boot, uneven base or accessory interfering with that position. Do not force an oversized bottle.
Use the bottle’s drinking state intentionally
A flip spout may stay open between nearby sips; a screw cap may rest beside the bottle or hang from its tether. An open bottle can still spill. Close it when transporting it, following its own instructions. Steadi adds no lid seal or insulation.
Lift the container itself
Grip and carry the bottle, not Steadi’s fins. Move it before shifting the table, chair or nearby equipment. At the next spot, repeat the support and reach checks rather than assuming a setup that worked elsewhere will work there.
Separate care for the bottle and holder
Remove the bottle and hand wash Steadi, then let it dry. Do not put Steadi in the dishwasher or microwave even if the bottle maker allows those methods for part of the bottle. Follow the separate instructions for the bottle, cap and straw.
Check what is underneath
Steadi is not a waterproof coaster or catch tray. Condensation or a splash can still reach the surface. Follow your furniture’s care instructions and clean moisture promptly. If you use a protective surface, ensure the whole arrangement remains level, stationary and fully supported.