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Sam Said,
July 2nd, 2008 @2:07 am  

I drink tap water of course! lol. I just refill my yellow SIGG bottle like a hundred times a day. :)

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Samantha Said,
July 2nd, 2008 @2:34 am  

I stopped buying plastic bottles last year and have a lot more $$ in my bank account now, it’s amazing how quickly it adds up buying a bottle here or there!

Bought myself a stainless reusable bottle (really pretty tree design, reminds me of childhood, here’s a photo:
http://www.brightandbold.com/stbo33oztr.html)
now I drink like 4 bottles a day (which is a huge amount of liquid for me), and I know I’m drinking from a much healthier container, plus saving money!! Can’t go wrong there!

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Sam reply on July 2, 2008:

Oh yeah, saving money is definitely a plus. That is a pretty desing on your water bottle. :) Mine is yellow with blue, green, red butterflies and frogs all over it. I can’t send a picture because the mySIGG.com site is shutting down. :( Glad I got my bottle when I did.

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MamaTaney Said,
July 2nd, 2008 @3:35 pm  

Samantha, You’re bottle is gorgeous!! LOVE IT!!
We’ve never been into buying water. I used to deliver pizzas and I LOVED having my wide-mouth Nalgene bottle with me. I would stop by gas stations and fill up for free at their soda machine (there is almost always a lever for just water). I would also toss it in the freezer at home when it was about 1/3 full of water, then fill it up with tap water when we were heading out the door — as the ice melted it kept my water cold for a NICE long time!
I don’t know, I guess I could never quite figure out why in the hell I was paying money for water by buying bottled water, when it was free at home. At most, when we lived in places where the water quality was a little dubious, we would still use tap water, but use a filtering pitcher.
And - side notes -
1) How bummed are we ALL that SIGG bottles are now so hard to come by???
2) I am really digging the “Think Global, Drink Local” - we homebrew beer, so drinking locally happens on many levels for us. Hmmm .. may have to get the hubby that bottle!

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jessbrown Said,
July 3rd, 2008 @3:50 pm  

Hey Sadie,
It was nice to see you at Goodwill! I hope you bought some amazing things!
I am trying to stop my dad from bringing bottled water into the house and want to but each family member a water bottle, I hope it works out, I already make my parents recycle and compost! haha!
Thanks for the Info!

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allnaturalme reply on July 16, 2008:

It was great to see you too! You were the most amazing thing going on at G.W. :)

And just so you know, I am still envying the rainbow-ish sweater you snagged! Good find.

Much love to you and your quest to convert your family to switch to reusable.
Families can be tough. I’m still trying to get some of my extended family to just… recycle!

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Sam Said,
July 9th, 2008 @1:10 am  

I was reading an article about tap water and reusable bottles in Natural Health. It said that tap water “gets tested regularly for viruses, parasites, and potentially cancer-causing chemicals such as phthalates.” It also gave a site to see how safe your water is in your city: epa.gov/safewater/dwinfo.htm
Unfortunetly, my town or county wasn’t on the list. lol. Oh well, hopefully the site can help some of you. :)

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mesheairy Said,
July 14th, 2008 @3:52 pm  

Bottled water, Yuck! Some have a funny taste to me.I drink tap water from my house. I usually fill two mason jars full in the morning and take them to work with me. For a bit of variety I put in slices of lemon, ginger or mint leaves. I just think water tastes better from glass. Plus you get a couple strange looks from people wondering what it is your really drinking.

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allnaturalme reply on July 16, 2008:

Mmmm - Love making mint water! I’ll have to try your ginger suggestion.

And you’re right about people wondering “what” you are drinking when you reuse glass bottles that they recognize - like glass vinegar bottles!

Much love!

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jessbrown Said,
July 15th, 2008 @2:40 pm  

Bottled water is so expensive, like anything you buy continuously, it adds up! Anyone is better off drinking tap and buying something fun with the money one saves, or pay the bills! haha

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