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- July 16, 2008 at 3:33 pm #259965
Has anyone read the dangers of refilling water bottles? Buy a type
that can go into the dishwasher and be sterilized if necessary. A
great brand is SIGG. They sell different sizes and they can be washed
properly whereas the plastic type that water comes in cannot be washed
properly. Even using a bottle brush on them isn’t recommended.
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> From: Ann Garner> > We wash and refill water bottles, too. We also do soda
> > bottles. They can be washed then filled with water, tea,
> > juice. When my niece was a very independent very young lady, her
> > mother would have a bottle in the bottom of the kitchen door with
> > just enough milk in it for her cereal. She had her bowl on the
> > counter, along with a container with just enough cereal for her
> > breakfast beside the bowl. When my niece was ready for breakfast, it
> > was easy for her to fix her own. Was it a bit more washing for Mom
> > to do? Yes, but her daughter was really proud of being able to fix
> > for herself.
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> > Ann in Arkansas
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> > Ann, where do you live in ar ? I live in north little rock .
Kay
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