• @[email protected]
      9•1 year ago

      Can’t you just put the bottles in the dishwasher?

      I won’t really worry about it until there is evidence that there is anything to really worry about.

        • @excitingburp
          4•1 year ago

          Enjoying those endocrine suppressors? You definitely want aluminum, but Stanley isn’t the only way to do that. My wife got a pretty good Yeti with a pretty nice drinking spout, I think it’s the magdock?

          Either way, stop drinking out of plastic.

          • @[email protected]English
            -1•1 year ago

            I had a little silver glass handed down as a child. Used it only for water. Don’t think that kind of thing can be afforded nowadays.

            What’s the problem with Ag?

        • Kogasa
          3•1 year ago

          You can clean cups with straws on the regular with antibacterial denture cleaning tablets

        • @[email protected]
          2•1 year ago
          1. You can buy an isolated bottle without straws.
          2. Insulated bottles are very nice because they isolate the water.
          3. The potential bacteria obviously doesn’t really matter much anyways.
          • @[email protected]
            1•1 year ago
            1. You can buy an isolated bottle without straws.
            2. Insulated bottles are very nice because they isolate the water.

            Now I don’t know what to think!

                • @[email protected]English
                  1•1 year ago

                  I live further north than most but not that close to the Arctic Circle (around 7-8 degrees further south), but it’s not like I have that cold inside, we insolate our homes. If you live in the ice hotel I guess you don’t need an isolated bottle (As long as you don’t expose it to negative for too long). IMO a bottle is just really convenient compared to a glass of water which is very limited in capacity.

                  The vast majority of humanity lives very far away from the Arctic. The Arctic is one of the most desolate places on earth. Only around 4 million or 0,05376% of humanity live above the Arctic circle.