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Bottle Up Reusable Water Bottle Filled with English Still Spring Water 500ml, Stone Blue
Bottle Up Reusable Water Bottle Filled with English Still Spring Water 500ml, Stone Blue
Bottle Up Reusable Water Bottle Filled with English Still Spring Water 500ml, Stone Blue
Bottle Up Reusable Water Bottle Filled with English Still Spring Water 500ml, Stone Blue
Bottle Up Reusable Water Bottle Filled with English Still Spring Water 500ml, Stone Blue
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Posted 22 March 2024

Bottle Up Reusable Water Bottle Filled with English Still Spring Water 500ml, Stone Blue

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  • REFRESH, REFILL, REPEAT - Discover the bottle of water that's making a difference. Our bottles are reusable, renewable and remarkable and prefilled with pure spring water, so it's always refreshing.
  • REUSABLE - Our bottled water is better. The bottle is made from plant-based materials, which is better for the planet. It’s BPA free so you can reuse it again and again, which reduces single-use plastics.
  • SUSTAINABLE - Our English still spring water comes from local sources, reducing CO2 from transportation. Our bottle is made from sugar cane which is a low impact crop that fixes CO2 from the atmosphere which also helps to reduce emissions.
  • AESTHETIC WATER BOTTLE - An bottle that looks great on everyone. Available in a carefully curated selection of delightful colours including; Champagne Pink, Stone Blue, and London Red.
  • EASY TO CLEAN - We advise you to rinse the bottle with hot water after use and drain well. The bottle is also dishwasher safe.

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  1. sickofit's avatar
    So these are unfortunately quite bad for the environment. The sugar cane plastic is just plastic. It has almost indistinguishable properties and is not any more biodegradable or sustainable than normal PET/HDPE when it becomes waste.

    This bottle is reusable, wow, amazing, but the lids are brittle 'bio' plastic and crack/break after a few on/off cycles, rendering the bottle unusable, and the whole thing then has to go to landfill.

    It would be better for the environment to use standard PET single use water bottles. It would be better still to use a rugged flask type bottle, better than that is to use a cup, and the best option is to go outside when its raining with a funnel in your mouth.
  2. bonewinski's avatar
    bought this as I’m a sucker for a bottle which simply says water on it - very dystopian
    omgpleasespamme's avatar
    Good influencing. Dystopian is going to be so hot this summer.
  3. Alba's avatar
    I bought this. The taste was horrible , not sure if it was the bottle itself or the water, but I would not buy this again
    DuckDuck86's avatar
    Tastes fine to me.

    I needed a drink while at a site cafe couple weeks ago, this was the only bottled drink available.
  4. nch45167's avatar
    These are truly awful quality - a bottle of Evian will last longer than this. I too thought I was buying something that would last but what you are paying for here is a disposable bottle which has unbranded water within. AVOID.
  5. z3r0c00l's avatar
    The English aren’t exactly know for the quality of their water!

    Great idea for in the shops, but selling them on Amazon kinda defeats the purpose of them. Why not just get a decent water bottle from Amazon or a glass of water from the kitchen while you wait for this to be delivered.
    vs_'s avatar
    “Sewage Triple filtered Mineral water “ Thames water & co should get penalised!
  6. marra's avatar
    "Our bottles are reusable, renewable and remarkable"

    A refillable bottle whatever will they think of next.
  7. Muig1972's avatar
    It's for people who are always accidentally swigging stuff like turps or meths: that great big WATER logo reduces the chances of mix-ups.
    Al3xander's avatar
    Well...according to the pictures the correct way to use these are to shake them in the air with the lid off and hit them like a game of conkers, again so water flies everywhere.

    Sign me up
  8. shalton's avatar
    I'll stick with corporation pop, thanks.
  9. UKBFG's avatar
    FYI Although plant based, it's chemically indistinguishable from normal plastic and as such, I wouldn't be keen on reusing (or even using) now we're learnt more about microplastics.
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