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HomeWater BottlesOther Specialty Bottles (Non-USA)BioGreen Biodegradable BPA-Free Sport Bottle with Wide Mouth DuoFlow Lid (20-Ounce) |
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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Good Value Jan 28, 2010
By M. Ledyard
"Molon labe"
I bought two of these, one for me, one for my wife. We're very active, and we wanted bottles that met the following requirements:
1. Inexpensive
2. Could be opened without using your hands - we are both teachers, and, working with kids we are exposed to a lot of germs. If you touch the nozzle of your water bottle, then touch it to your lips, you get all those germs. Nasty.
3. Easy to clean - we've had those bottles with the little straw with the little cover that pops over it. They're a pain to clean
These bottles met the minimum requirements, and also have a couple bonuses:
1. Made in the USA - Just feels better buying American
2. BPA free - Not really concerned about it for health reasons, but it's probably a good thing
3. Biodegradeable - I'm not a tree hugger or an environmentalist, but if it won't be discovered by archaeologists 1000 years from now, that's cool.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 water bottle Oct 21, 2009
By .nicole.
I really like this bottle. It does a good job holding water. And it's nice looking. I also like that it isn't one of those super firm ones that get to be annoying to carry.
The only thing against this bottle is that it isn't extremely durable. My boyfriend dropped mine on the floor and somehow it broke the lid. But it didn't crack it, it pushed the top in. Also, we have two of the larger ones and one seems a bit leaky.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 leaky top Jun 22, 2009
By Tom LeBerre
The top is not secure. If over tightened it can pop off and it leaks.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Great "green" bottle at a great price Aug 09, 2009
By D. Kellogg
We've been replacing water bottles with BPA free ones and this is a great choice at a great price (I paid around $4/bottle as opposed to $10-$12 for the fancier models out there.)
Glass is better... Jun 27, 2011
By K Finnegan
BPA-free and #4, yes, but still makes your drink taste like plastic. We've had them for a while, now, and we've had no problem with leaking like some of the reviews state. Safer than some of the other plastic products, but I would still recommend investing in/using glass.
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- or just reuse one you already have.
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