Reusable Water Bottle by SIGG

More info here: http://www.ecobold.com/reusable-water-bottle-sigg/
This reusable water bottle by Swiss company SIGG is not only an eco-friendly bottle, but also a safe water bottle that's BPA-free. If you don't already own a reusable water bottle, please think twice. In the US alone we use over 30 Billion plastic bottles, that's 3.5 Million bottles every hour. On top of that, 80% of the water bottles don't get recycled. In fact, they end up in landfills, oceans, rivers, and even on birds stomachs, that's right: birds eat the water bottle caps and they even feed it to their babies thinking it's food. Its heartbreaking to see that we could avoid that. Another main reason to use reusable aluminum bottles such as SIGG's is that most plastic water bottles are made with BPA, which is a synthetic material that can cause several problems, in between cancer, obesity and neurological problems, according to several researches that have been done.

SIGG bottles have been out and about for over a century and they're a very honest and upfront company. I know that a few years ago they were having some problems with BPA in the lining, and when we asked them about it, they didn't hide behind the bush, they responded right away and said that the lining had been replaced since 2008 and is now 100% BPA free.

According to their site, what differs SIGG from most other reusable bottles is that their bottles are manufactured from a single piece of pure aluminum. They say: "SIGG bottles are perfectly extruded for uniform, seamless construction ensuring leak-proof performance and extreme durability."

Where to take my reusable water bottle? You can take it to work, to the gym, while running, exercising, camping, you can even leave it in your car. Some people even freeze water inside the bottle and use as ice on ice coolers!

SIGG carries a big collection of several different styles, colors and sizes, they even have BPA-free reusable kids bottles, lots of designs to choose from.

A little history about SIGG:
They were founded in Switzerland in 1908 and they were producing a range of goods covering thousands of household and sports articles. They started producing the first single-color coated drinking bottles in 1980. In 1999 SIGG decides to focus on the production of the SIGG bottle and in 2008 they celebrated one hundred years of existence!

Highlights:
- Reusable
- Saves money
- Safer for your health
- Saves our environment

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[fcgetmoney]

I have a 1L bottle. Can I leave it in the refrigerator??

[EcoBold]

@fcgetmoney if it's the stainless steel bottle then yes! Here's what they say on their site: "SIGG bottles can be safely stored in the refrigerator, but are not suitable for cooking, freezing, microwaves, ovens, and dishwashers."

[the2weirdos1]

@EcoBold SO MUCH INFO! i watched this today for a school project i have and i actually got a lot of info out of this....thx for posting!!

[EcoBold]

@the2weirdos1 I'm so glad to hear that :)



[97JLH]

Is there a way you can fill these with drinkable water that is not from plastic bottle or tap. (i live in a place where our tap water smells like fish and we dont trust it)

[EcoBold]

@97JLH yes u can get a filter system, we'll be uploading a video on a few choices in about a month!

[fcgetmoney]

Ok cool thanks for the info. I wasn't sure because the label on the bottom of the bottle

[ihopveggan]

@KBerryful actually, if you add it up you spend more on water bottles. The stainless steel water bottle is less expensive because it will last you for years. For example, you buy 1 bottle of poland spring for $1.25, imagine if you brought poland bring for seven days in 1 month. That would cost u $30 a month, for 12 months and if u brought it from grocery store it would cost u hundreds verse the stainless steel bottle which you will buy once

[fugihilame]

yea i have one and it filteres tap tooo

[IMsuperDUPERable]

@KBerryful if u keep on buying cases of plastic bottles and using them it will most likely add up to be a lot of money. After a few months a reuseable bottle will pretty much be paying for itself!

[KBerryful]

Look I believe more people would buy the bottles if they were not 22.00 that is really expensive for a water bottle that you can lose...

[yo6ial]

What about this:

Cut the "buy" stuff and >

Reduce consumption,

Reuse what you already bought,

Recycle what you can't reuse into some other usage items.

Cheers.

[ROCKABILLYRULES]

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[ROCKABILLYRULES]

how about this?

Here they say there is no evidence that plastic bottles are harmful so where is the evidence or experiments that say so??