Metal Water bottles.

[xibalba]

Which would be better stainless steal from Klean Kanteen or an Aluminum one from SIGG?

[ryudo]

Personally I like Stainless steal better.
I just have the mental distrust of Aluminum about poisons..probably a little paranoia about Aluminum poisoning.

[xibalba]

Sigg aluminum bottles have a baked on water based coating on the inside.

[tokenuser]

Over summer (because in winter I drink nowhere near enough water), I have a polycarbonate waterbottle that takes refreezable "ice tubes". When I drink water, I want it ice cold.

[xibalba]

Originally Posted by tokenuser

Over summer (because in winter I drink nowhere near enough water), I have a polycarbonate waterbottle that takes refreezable "ice tubes". When I drink water, I want it ice cold.

Is it one of the "bad" bottles or is it an ok one?

[tokenuser]

Originally Posted by xibalba

Is it one of the "bad" bottles or is it an ok one?

No, I checked that - its a food grade plastic. No leaching of lead, which has the downside of me needing to be careful with it because it will shatter if dropped on a hard surface.

[xibalba]

I ordered me an aluminum one..the poly one I had was a bad one so i got to get a new one. I couldn't find a stainless or aluminum one anywhere. that you didn't to to buy a 25 dollar backpack to get it or a 30 dollar brita water filter to get it.

[xibalba]

I got me this.

[xibalba]

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[m3wse]

yeah, sigg flasks are safe. They're coated so well they can hold carbonated drinks and fruit juices! and the coating is flexible so if it gets dented, the coating remains intact!