I thought these bottles were BPA (Bisphenol_A) free, unlike disposable plastic bottles.
Don't want to be a kill joy but plastic bottles contain plasticicers which are not bio-friendly.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bisphenol_A . But they are great for storing non-imbibable products.
They look good.
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Shared! Couldn't agree more about tap water, I've got a re-usable Camelbak bottle I use every day, (and through the night-I'm a bit paranoid about having a drink in the night and bugs creeping into my water, so I like the fact it's got a lid!). I do use a water filter though as it's a bit hard in our area.
Gosh that was so easy. done!
Done! Love that it was a Dragon's Den reject. I like my re-usable bottle for water, but this one's even better because it collapses to smaller sizes as needed. Ingenious.
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Jane you just need to share the post onto your facebook page using the facebook like button above and post to confirm that you have done so! Winners will get drawn out of a hat!
DONE and thank you for this ingenius idea.
How do you get a free one?
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