Practical Water Bottle Advice

I love the stainless steel bottles by Kleen Kanteen. The make sippy cup attachments for kids. The paint on Sigg bottles chips off and Siggs dent more when dropped...plus they have a plastic lining.

I think that the Kleen Kanteens are better. Hardly any plastic, lightweight & very durable. Just my opinion.

http://scienceblogs.com/angrytoxicologist/2008/01/practical_water_bottl…

(and no, I dont' get money from Kleen Kanteen, or any other related company for that matter.)

awesome. glad to see a new and pefectly useful entry from you.

Thanks for the heads up! Really great post. That's a must-read I must
say. :)

Thanks for the advice! With so many chemicals to be aware of it's nice to know the water bottle issues is settled!
Dave Briggs :~)

I find the lining of SIGG bottles kind of dubious. The company says it is some sort of epoxy resin but the formulation is a trade secret. I'd rather stick with high density polyethylene because I at least know what it is made of. I'm also pretty frugal so I like the price of HDPE and it is pretty easily recycled which is another plus.

I love this blog! It is so difficult to sort out information and it's tough to keep toxins in perspective since almost anything is toxic in the right dose. I'm very grateful for the clear info.

Michael R

So what are we to do with all the polycarbonate Nalgene drinking bottles we all rushed out to get?
How about the #5 Rubbermaid drinking bottles? OK? No? Use? No?
If not, now what?

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