On the Go
How to Choose a Non-Toxic Reusable Water Bottle (and What to Avoid)
What reusable bottles are made of, what labels like BPA-free do and do not tell you, and three questions to ask before you buy.
On the Go
Reusable bottles, cups and travel kits for commutes, school runs and trips, with honest notes on weight, cleaning and convenience.
On the Go
Plastic-Free Travel: A 10-Item Reusable Kit
A light, practical kit that covers drinks, food and toiletries on the move, plus what to know about carry-on liquid rules.
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Product-type guides and a planning tool that go with these articles.
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Travel
Collapsible Silicone Water Bottle
- Material
- Silicone body; cap and ring usually plastic
- Good for
- Travel, running and small bags
- Trade-off
- No insulation and less stable to drink from than a rigid bottle
Travel
Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle
- Material
- Stainless steel body; lids and seals often plastic or silicone
- Good for
- Everyday carry, commuting, hot or cold drinks
- Trade-off
- Heavier than plastic and can dent; lids are rarely plastic-free