Stay Hydrated and Help Preserve the Planet With a Reusable Water Bottle
A reusable water bottle is an important step to not only taking care of the planet by reducing plastic use but an important step to taking care of yourself.
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The idea of having a reusable bottle on-hand isn’t new. It’s not revolutionary, nor is it massively life-changing. But it’s a small part that you can play in helping the environment by not picking up that plastic bottle you get out of a 24-pack and tossing it out when you’re done.
It took me a while to get into the mindset of having a reusable water bottle as part of my routine, but it’s gotten me to drink more and more water and to reduce my plastic consumption easily. I picked up a huge bottle that I stuck a reusable straw into and called it a day. After six months of using it, the fact that I couldn’t finish the massive amount of water it held was getting to me.
Now, I opt for smaller, easier bottles that I can fill regularly. Adding a reusable bottle to your everyday carry is an important step to not only taking care of the planet by reducing plastic use but an important step to taking care of yourself and hydrating. Sustainability is more than just what impacts it has on the Earth, but what impact it has on your life.
Takeya Vacuum-Insulated Stainless-Steel Water Bottle
From the makers of our favorite cold brew coffee maker, this 32oz vacuum-insulated and stainless steel bottle will keep your water crisp and cold. It comes in a handful of colors and even has a leak-proof spout lid that makes it easy to drink one-handed.
Lifefactory BPA-Free Glass Water Bottle
The wide mouth is great for adding large ice cubes or even fruit slices to this completely dishwasher-safe, stylish and functional bottle. The silicone sleeve covers a BPA-free glass bottle so your water never tastes like metal or plastic.
Nalgene Sustain Tritan
I’m a big Nalgene fan. They are meant to get dinged and banged up with your travels and adventures, but they are almost impossible to break and those scratches can be easily covered up with stickers. But this new take on the classic bottle is also made with 50% certified recycled content, too.
bkr Glass Water Bottle
The classic bkr bottle is all about sleekness — and the lid handle makes it easy to attach to a bag with a carabiner. The silicone sleeve covers almost the entire BPA-free glass bottle and it comes in a handful of soft, neutral colors.
MIRA Vacuum Insulated Wide Mouth Water Bottle
MIRA uses a copper lining that keeps your bottle from sweating. It’s made from stainless steel and the cap is BPA-free and phthalate-free.
Nefeeko Collapsible Water Bottle
This leak-proof and perfect for traveling since it packs down to half its size. Its unique, collapsible water bottle is made from BPA-free food-grade platinum silicone.
Hydro Flask
The Hydro Flask is made with double insulated walls, which helps keep your drinks cold or hot. It also means that condensation doesn’t sweat through it. This one has a straw lid, which makes drinking a piece of cake.
purifyou Premium Glass Water Bottle
The interior of the cap is stainless steel and the silicone even has time and volume marking to keep track of what you’re drinking when. This striking water bottle is BPA free, Phthalate free, PVC free, lead-free, and cadmium-free.
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