The quality of drinking water is the basic rule when choosing.

First of all, it depends on the container.

Safety water bottles are made from plastic and glass.

All the advantages of plastic

Plastic is most often used in the manufacture of drinking water containers. This is due to the multiple advantages of such bottles:

• low cost;
• lightness and strength;
• variety of forms;
• ease of use and transportation;
• suitable for other drinks.

Safe The best water bottle  have the following marking on the bottom - BPA - 0 (which means there is no toxic Bisphenol-A in the composition).

Types of plastic bottles:

• PET (PET) – made from polyethylene terephthalate. The safest raw material and it is mainly used to make food packaging. These bottles are disposable. They are marked with a triangle with the number 1 inside and the inscription PET.
• PP – made of polypropylene. Also safe for health plastic, but reusable.
• PC – made of polycarbonate. The material from which large drinking water bottles are made.

There are polyvinyl chloride bottles. Marked with a triangle with the number 3 and the inscription below PVC.

What can we say about glass?

If we consider which water bottles are safe for health, then glass ones should come first. Advantages of glassware over others:

• preserves drinks for a long time without changing taste;
• can be used more than once with proper care;
• easy to clean and sterilize;
• can be used in any conditions, since it does not change its properties at any temperature;
• environmentally friendly - after processing it does not leave waste (rejects and broken glass are recycled), which does not harm the environment.

When bottling liquids into glass containers, the addition of all kinds of preservatives is excluded. If in plastic bottles water saturated with carbon dioxide (for example, mineral water) quickly “exhales”, then in glass it remains unchanged for up to 2-3 years.

Keeping Your Tumbler Top-notch: Cleaning Tips

Stainless steel tumblers are generally easy to clean. Here are some quick tips:

Handwashing with warm soapy water is ideal.

For stubborn stains, baking soda or vinegar can be used.

Some tumblers are dishwasher-safe; always check the manufacturer's instructions.

Let your tumbler air dry completely to prevent rust.

Tumbler Triumphs: The Environmental Impact

Choosing a reusable stainless steel travel tumbler is a win for the environment!  Here's how:

Reduces Plastic Waste: Millions of plastic water bottles end up in landfills and oceans every year. Switching to a reusable tumbler helps combat this environmental crisis.

Energy Efficient: Manufacturing reusable tumblers requires less energy compared to constantly producing single-use plastic bottles.

Promotes Sustainability: By using a reusable tumbler, you're sending a message of sustainability and encouraging others to do the same.

We draw a conclusion

From all that has been said, it is clear which bottles are safe? The leader is water in glass bottle , since glass does not give any reaction when in contact with liquids. In second place will be polycarbonate, which is suitable for the production of large-sized containers due to its lightness. Next in the ranking will be bottles made of polyethylene terephthalate and polyvinyl chloride.