Water Bottle - Cloud Bouquet

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WHY ALUMINUM?
• 86% of plastic water bottles used in the United States end up in landfills, taking up to 1,000 years to biodegrade.
• Transporting bottled water consumes approximately 1.5 million barrels of fossil fuels per year. Help reduce this number by carrying a refillable bottle.
• Americans are currently adding 30 million PET water bottles to our landfills every day.
• When you use an aluminum bottle, your water remains free of unhealthy plastic residues.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 7/22/2009
  • UPC: 018713540607
  • Source: Gaiam
  • Format: Accessory

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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Metal Taste

    The picture online looked like a nice blue color, with cream-colored flowers. In real life, I would describe it as a teal blue, with yellow flowers. It's a subtle difference, but I care about color so to me that was a turn-off. But hey, it's ok if you don't like the yellow color so much because the paint started chipping off anyway (bad!).
    The worst part about this bottle is the metallic taste. I've only ever had water in this bottle (sometimes tap water, but mostly filtered water). Every time I drink, I get a coppery taste. It's gross, but I've lived with it.
    The cap is awkward. It has an o-ring, so it can be screwed on really tight, which is great if you are afraid of it leaking in a bag. No leaks so far for me (good!). But that loop on the cap makes it very uncomfortable to unscrew (especially if you've tightened it extra hard).

    I would not recommended this bottle. Honestly, I'm probably going to get a plastic water bottle to replace this one. Really, why do I need aluminum? I can get a reusable plastic bottle and not suffer through metallic taste.

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