Comments on: I resused my water bottle http://onelittlething.org/today/2007/04/16/i-resused-my-water-bottle/ adding up the little things that make a big difference Fri, 25 May 2012 04:14:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: jeff http://onelittlething.org/today/2007/04/16/i-resused-my-water-bottle/#comment-2524 Sun, 21 Oct 2007 20:51:52 +0000 http://onelittlething.org/today/2007/04/16/i-resused-my-water-bottle/#comment-2524 I find it hard to believe that any potential risks of reusing a water bottle outweigh the benefits to the planet. I've been doing it for years and haven't gotten sick yet. I find it hard to believe that any potential risks of reusing a water bottle outweigh the benefits to the planet. I’ve been doing it for years and haven’t gotten sick yet.

]]> by: Destiny http://onelittlething.org/today/2007/04/16/i-resused-my-water-bottle/#comment-2499 Sun, 21 Oct 2007 01:20:08 +0000 http://onelittlething.org/today/2007/04/16/i-resused-my-water-bottle/#comment-2499 Reusing a water bottle is not safe. Do you Know the risks? I suggest you look it up. You will be surprised with your results Reusing a water bottle is not safe. Do you Know the risks? I suggest you look it up. You will be surprised with your results

]]> by: jmhunt http://onelittlething.org/today/2007/04/16/i-resused-my-water-bottle/#comment-57 Fri, 20 Apr 2007 21:06:39 +0000 http://onelittlething.org/today/2007/04/16/i-resused-my-water-bottle/#comment-57 Home Owners know that tap water isn't free either, at least if you pay your water and sewer bill. Compared to bottled water, even the cheap stuff at the grocery store, the 1.2 cents per gallon can be ignored. We reuse the sports style water bottles. Even our 2 years olds can open and use the adult bottles. The lids go through the dishwasher in the silverware tray fairly well if you leave them open. We also use really well cleaned large apple juice bottles (bigger than gallon size from bulk store) that our kids used to go through so rapidly to store extra water in case of emergencies. The cost of water compared to gas is really scary as we spend so much time complaining about $3/gallon on gas while drinking our bottles of water. Home Owners know that tap water isn’t free either, at least if you pay your water and sewer bill. Compared to bottled water, even the cheap stuff at the grocery store, the 1.2 cents per gallon can be ignored.

We reuse the sports style water bottles. Even our 2 years olds can open and use the adult bottles. The lids go through the dishwasher in the silverware tray fairly well if you leave them open.

We also use really well cleaned large apple juice bottles (bigger than gallon size from bulk store) that our kids used to go through so rapidly to store extra water in case of emergencies.

The cost of water compared to gas is really scary as we spend so much time complaining about $3/gallon on gas while drinking our bottles of water.

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