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Updated: February 14th, 2020Glass water bottles are becoming more popular as people seek to be healthier. They are BPA-free, easy to clean, and are often made from recycled glass. Depending on the brand, they may not be made in China like other water bottles. The best thing about glass water bottles is you will never have to worry about plastic breaking down over time. Also great is they are dishwasher safe, saving you time from … Read more
Updated: February 14th, 2020Are you ever actively trying to save water? When you turn on the shower or fill your glass, you probably take for granted the clean water that comes out. But millions of people around the world aren’t so lucky. In fact, 3.6 million people – including 1.5 million children – die each year from water-related diseases. The water crisis “claims more lives through disease than any war claims through guns,” according to … Read more
Updated: February 14th, 2020Healthy Water Bottle – What are these and what do they have to do with my water bottle? phthalates, polyethylene, polycorbonate, bisphenol A I’ll admit, though I’m green, I’m not the greenest of travelers. And sometimes when people start talking to me about toxins, and thates and thyles, I cringe and tune out. I mean, isn’t some of this just hype? Yes, some of it is just hype, but when it comes … Read more
Updated: February 14th, 2020EcoVessel Water Bottle- Many athletes, parents and health- and environment-conscience people are seeking alternatives to plastic disposable and plastic reusable water bottles. A few years ago, the trend was to use stainless steel water bottles and mini coolers for toting water and beverages. Now, there are other choices on the market constructed of glass with plastic lids and silicone protective covers. Even better, companies are now making them with recycled glass. Two … Read more
Updated: February 14th, 2020I went on a search for the best reusable drinking straws for kids as I attempted to transition my children from their sippy cups to regular glassware. It took awhile to remove the cups permanently from our home. It happened when I finally broke the habit of giving the cups to them. They are mostly spill-proof and so convenient after all. My kids broke the habit of needing them to drink from. … Read more
We’ve written so much about stainless steel water bottles — including about a Healthy Water Bottle, Klean Kanteen Stainless Steel Water Bottle, and CamelBak Stainless Steel Better Bottle — that we’ve decided to wrap it up once and for all with a Stainless Steel Water bottle smackdown.
Updated: February 14th, 2020Best Water Bottles for Kids – Even before I became a parent I was concerned about BPA in water bottles. So after my baby was born I insisted that every bottle he used was BPA free. When my son was a baby, he drank milk from glass baby bottles. But as he became a toddler, I needed to look for an alternative to glass (since he tends to throw a lot of … Read more
Updated: February 14th, 2020Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle – If you’re in the market for a kids’ insulated stainless steel water bottle with a straw, this look no further than the Eco Vessel kids bottle. It’s insulated, made of safe stainless steel, attractive, leak-proof, and has a flip straw top. The folks at Eco Vessel were kind enough to send me one to try out. My son thinks it’s great, and I love it, too. … Read more
Updated: February 14th, 2020If you’re looking for a BPA-free water bottle that’s great for toddlers and older kids, the CamelBak Eddy Kids is one to consider. It’s easy for kids of all ages to use, spill-proof, BPA- and phthalate-free, and it comes in fun designs. In short, your kid will love it and so will you. Learn all about the best kids water bottle. I first thought of letting my son try my CamelBak Eddy … Read more
Updated: February 14th, 2020Stainless Steel Baby Bottle – The Pura Kiki stainless steel water bottle is a great choice for babies and toddlers. You can use it instead of a plastic baby bottle for an infant, or in lieu of a sippy cup for an older baby or toddler. My one-year-old, who was slow to catch on to sippy cups, loves it. Depending on which Pura Kiki style you buy, they come with either the … Read more