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Guest guest
Posted

A health-conscious friend recommended klean kanteen when I had this

same question:

http://www.kleankanteen.com/9other/aboutus.html

haven't tried it myself, or know much about it.

~ C.

>

> The Sigg company claims they use a liner which prevents leaching of

aluminum

> and doesn't leach anything itself. But they will not give any

information

> about what this liner is composed of, claiming it's a proprietary trade

> secret.

>

> That's a bunch of crap as far as I'm concerned. Why would I blindly

trust

> them? I would want to know what it is and do my own research to see

if I

> agree it is safe.

>

Guest guest
Posted

Hi Ed,

At work I have a big 2 litre glass bottle and I keep topping up my glass with

that all day. If your on the go a lot could you get a smaller glass bottle? Many

soft drinks are still sold in 600ml glass bottles, perhaps you could re-use one

of those? You can also buy glass bottles on line. One site is:

http://www.mountainroseherbs.com/search/search.php?page=1 & keywords=bottle

I'm not sure if there would be any suitable bottles there but its somewhere to

start!

If you don't want to go with glass perhaps a better alternative than aluminium

or plastic would be a good quality stainless steel? Glass however would be ideal

in my opinion!

Cheers,

Cara

Guest guest
Posted

What's wrong with the plain old glass lined thermos? It keeps fluids cold or

hot, has glass touching the water, and usually has a handle. pegiot

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