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Originally posted by ken.w View PostDoes the bottle pour smoothly so when drinking it won't pour out the sides of your mouth and leak all over yourself? I've had that happen with my Earthlust bottle at work when drinking quickly.
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The bottle is made out of aluminum and the inside is coated with a food-grade flexible material, which ensures no chips or flakes end up in your water. And unlike uncoated metal bottles, the Liberty Bottleworks coating ensures there’s no heavy metal leaching or porous surface for bacteria build up. $18. In-stock and ships within one business day.
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Unfortunately, when I had to apply the same force to reopen it, I spilled water all over myself.
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Jenne, I was one of the testers and I intentionally dropped my bottle several times and on hard surfaces. It never came open and never ever leaked at all. You're right about having to use a bit of force to close it, but it STAYS closed.
Susan
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I finally figured out how to "click" mine-- takes a lot more force than I expected. But after dropping it and spilling water everywhere, I was rather motivated to learn!
Happy to have a US-made metal water bottle, especially now that I know how to use it!
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Originally posted by backpack View PostNote that it could be quite a while until that happens, so if you bike, and want to buy the bottle, please go ahead. And please, post pictures!
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One way to avoid spills on oneself and keeps one's cool is to use a straw. I try to use the same type of beverage in either of my TB/ Lifefactory bottle and rince/ airdry it daily and also rince the straw. However, the straws are plastic which of course, need to be disposed of and create landfill, at some point.
To that end I searched for reusable straws and look what I found: Reusable Drinking Straws | Dishwasher Safe | Strawesome.com
With summer coming, I am pretty happy to find a made in the U.S.A, green alternative, for a tool which, in addition to my beautiful TB/Lifefactory bottles, has kept my hydration at peak and my health going, on many levels.
PS: Mods, Kathy, Darcy please move in not about bag if you think the link is not appropriate.
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Originally posted by Hadler View PostThanks -- and with that they called me, and are sending me a new one.
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Originally posted by ken.w View PostDoes the bottle pour smoothly so when drinking it won't pour out the sides of your mouth and leak all over yourself? I've had that happen with my Earthlust bottle at work when drinking quickly.
Thanks.
As someone who spills water on herself quite frequently in this exact manner, I'm happy to report that it has not happened with this Water Bottle as of yet.
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Does the bottle pour smoothly so when drinking it won't pour out the sides of your mouth and leak all over yourself? I've had that happen with my Earthlust bottle at work when drinking quickly.
Thanks.
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