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  Chad

  11 months ago

  Please tell me where you found a SS bottle. Email the brand. please :)
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  Tommy

  11 months ago

  Great idea for the environment. If you think this is a bad or good idea vote here: http://www.ratemyideas.com/story.php?title=Plas...
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  Bruce

  11 months ago

  The Sigg bottles are Aluminum and excellent. http://www.mysigg.com/
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  Bruce

  11 months ago

  Whoops, I forgot that Sigg does make a few stainless steel bottles, I've just never seen one in person.
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  Anonymous

  11 months ago

  The "BPA scare" is just that; another in an unending list of scares perpetuated by those who apparently have nothing better to do than worry about eveybody else's business. Even as I sit here typing, there is a little tag on my computer's power cord exclaiming that California has determined the cord is hazardous to my health and I should wash my hands after touching it! Puh-leeze! What has happened to sanity and common sense in today's world? How many thousands of gallons of water drunk over how many years would it take to affect us? Could we even drink that much in a lifetime?
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  Tommy

  10 months ago

  Don't you guys know how much bacteria and algea and fungi that grow inside humid bottles that are never cleaned? They pose a real health risk for kids who use them at school... Try putting a finger in your water bottle and feel the slimy mold on the insides! And when you think about all the work you have to do to keep your re-useable bottle clean, you might wanna just use an old soda bottle that you can throw out every couple of weeks...
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  jeff g

  10 months ago

  I agree. It's just like all the cups and dishes in my sink at home. They're always covered with food and stuff! it's gross! That's why I'm switching to disposable cups plates and cutlery. Can you imagine actually having to wash something when you could just throw it in the trash?!!?
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  becky

  7 months ago

  I agree that the Kor bottle is very nicely designed but it was a bit bulky when i tried to use it. I actually work for a drinkware design and manufacturing firm (Aladdin), and I believe that people are not as aware of all the different alternatives out there. Some more economical and safe drinkware options include the Aladdin Sustain line which features waterbottles and tumblers that are BPA free and made from recycled material. The tumblers are also recyclable and I thought that was a great way to go green. http://www.aladdin-pmi.com/shop/category.aspx?c...
  
  If you prefer stainless steel, you might want to check out the Stanley vacuum bottles. These are sleek, stylish, and very durable. Not to mention they have a lifetime warranty!!!!
  http://www.stanley-pmi.com/shop/category.aspx?c...
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