Precision Team Hygiene Water Bottle

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Best for: aesthetic enthusiasts looking for a clean and cute reusable water bottle that combines the drinking experience of a glass and a plastic water bottle. You've probably heard the acronym "BPA" being thrown around a lot in regards to water bottles (and plastics in general). BPA stands for bisphenol A, which is an industrial chemical that's historically been added to a lot of products including containers and even hygiene products for strengthening reasons. Promising review: “Keeps water ice cold for hours. Cool color and design. Handle makes it perfect for casual usage or biking.” — Vertigood Promising review: “Love this water bottle and the Teddy color is stunning!!! All the aluminum, or plastic water bottles (won’t name brands 😂) I own will just have to go after trying bkr. Will definitely get more colors!” — AT

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More than half a trillion plastic bottles are sold annually, according to BeyondPlastics.org, and less than one-third make it into the recycle bin. Cutting out the toxins from your plastics is all well and good, but if you're looking for a slightly more eco-friendly option, glass water bottles are the way to go. I don't know if it's just me, but I always think that it just feels nicer to drink from glass rather than plastic anyway (even if it's just for the aesthetic of it all). Drinking water is good for your health, but single-use water bottles have become the face of the movement against disposable plastics — and for good reason. How much you need to drink is related to how much water you lose and what kind of food you eat,” Kavouras told BuzzFeed News. In addition, hotter weather and more physical activity will increase your need to hydrate.

Glass water bottles may be a little on the heavier side, but they do have some winning benefits to outweigh that downside (pun intended). Not only are they made from natural materials (i.e. glass) that are recyclable, eco-friendly, and sustainable, they're also generally dishwasher safe. Plus, there's no nasty BPA-like chemicals hiding in the glass that could leach into your drink or make it taste weird either. If you're looking for a bottle that is just as practical as it is cute, then look no further than this one by SquireMe. Made from a durable yet lightweight borosilicate glass, this bottle features a protective silicone cover, twist cap, wide mouth and a leather strap for easy carrying. It's BPA free and phthalate free as well as odourless, corrosion and mildew resistant. Perfect for hot or cold beverages, this bottle is also available in a range of colours. Promising review: “Got three of these for everyone in the family and they work very well keeping things cold. 24 hours later and my drink was still cold! Great product - VIVA YETI!” — Bobby V Each water bottle may have different pros and cons, depending on what you are looking for.Consider your lifestyle and decide which water bottle will be the most useful for you:

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Best for: big water drinkers who don’t want to refill too frequently and like their water cold and through a straw. A reusable water bottle will help you drink more water and use less plastic, but you must keep it clean. While cleaning your bottle daily will get rid of the germs that build up daily, give your bottle a deep clean every-so-often to make sure you’re killing any nasty bacteria that may be lingering. These steps walk you through how to disinfect a bottle effectively. To stay well-hydrated, you're supposed to go to the bathroom at least six to seven times per day,” Kavouras said. “Look at the color. If it’s too concentrated, more like apple juice and less like lemonade, you’re not drinking enough. The darker your urine color means your body is trying to conserve water.”Whether you’ve been using a reusable water bottle every day for a few weeks, or you’re contemplating using a reusable water bottle you’ve just found in the cupboard, consider a deep clean. Place it in a washing-up bowl or sink, add a splash of bleach, and submerge it in water. Leave it for a few hours then rinse thoroughly. 5. Use bottle cleaning tablets However, some companies go the extra mile and offer unique and safe water bottles that purify water, even from undrinkable sources. Best for: anyone who is serious about their hydration and willing to invest in a water bottle that is smart enough to hold them accountable. Make sure you drain your water bottle after cleaning: leftover hot water can cause your water bottle to smell. Make sure it is thoroughly drained and dry before using again.

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Best for: wide-mouth-preferring sippers looking for a versatile, subtly chic, easy-to-clean bottle. What else to consider: Only the lid is dishwasher safe, but that can be the hardest part to clean, so it’s definitely better than nothing. The biggest complaint from reviewers seemed to be that it didn’t keep their drinks cold for long enough. Promising review: “It was very easy to set up. I’ve already saved money by not buying bottled water. It’s convenient, practical, & a beautiful piece of equipment.” — Danielle Glasco Glass and stainless steel bottles are the safest and most durable, with glass being non-toxic and giving “purify of taste” benefits and stainless steel providing toxin-free, durability, taste resistance, and isolation benefits.Reusable plastic water bottles, often made of things like polyethylene, are also of concern because chemicals can similarly leach out from these plastic bottles into your drinking water,” Deziel said. Those chemicals include bisphenol-A, which has largely been removed from most hard plastics and other products due to safety concerns. Promising review: “It's a great bottle, looks beautiful and keeps my drink cold during my outdoor activities in high temperatures. I also bought a 32 oz in a different color. I love them both!” — Perry Cannon