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George Home Clear Water Bottle £1 (+10p in your cashpot via Rewards) @ Asda
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Posted 13 February 2023

George Home Clear Water Bottle £1 (+10p in your cashpot via Rewards) @ Asda

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Water deal - Effectively 90p - Good price on this well reviewed bottle, that won't break the bank!

This clear water bottle is a great staple for anyone to use anywhere. A brilliant basic for any home. Wash before use. Handwash only. Not suitable for use in a dishwasher. Cold drinks only.

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Edited by Rmcstar, 13 February 2023
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  1. richcam's avatar
    Saw these yesterday.. good deal.
    Any good for carbonated drinks do you think ?
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    Should be fine, suitable for cold drinks
  2. phillyboy's avatar
    Is this BPA free?
    Rmcstar's avatar
    Author
    Think so
  3. DealsIUsed's avatar
    Don't forget to bring your BLC people to knock off 10%!
  4. Supa's avatar
    Strange, no mention of if it's glass or the size?
    Orange_swan's avatar
    If there's something strange in your neighbourhood who are you going to call?
  5. fishwibbler's avatar
    This looks very similar to a company-branded one I was given.

    Before using it the first time, I popped it into the dishwasher, didn't realise I shouldn't have and wow, it came out looking like a marital aid!

    As a result, be careful folks, this is the same - Not suitable for use in a dishwasher.
  6. skipraider's avatar
    Just reuse a plastic water bottle?
    Simple free and environmental.

    Win, Win, Win.
    BraddersJ's avatar
    This is what I've been doing for years but I'm concerned at the long term effects of reusing something which was supposed to be single use - e.g. leaching.

    I'm wondering if something like this is more up to the task (and also won't become tatty after a while)
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