In exciting water bottle news (if you happen to get excited by the little green things in life) SIGG just introduced their brand new, super keen, wide mouth water bottles. Just in time for summer too!
Wide mouths may seem like no news at all, but the benefits of wide mouth bottles are actually many…

Makes your bottle SO much easier to clean.
Allows for nice frosty ice cubes to be easily inserted into said bottle.
The SIGG wide mouths still include a small top for drinking.
Useful for sharing – i.e. quick pouring into reusable cups at a picnic or other event.

As per …read more

Water is by far the greenest beverage you can drink – obviously it’s natural and free from things like weird colors and chemical flavors. However with the invention of bottled water some of the green factor has gone out the window. Plastic bottled water takes petroleum and energy to create, plus statistics show that relatively very few (about 23%) of all bottles purchased are recycled.

Here’s how you can keep your water green:
Stick to the tap: While not all tap water is safe, a lot of it is. We’ve been taught to think that no water is safe unless it’s filtered …read more

I’ve used Brita water filters for years, but I didn’t have an option to recycle them. That’s all changing starting January 2009. It’s part of the Filter For Good effort.
Whole Foods Markets and Preserve by Recycline are stepping up to help with the effort to recycle Brita water filters.
Starting in January, you can take your used Brita water filters to participating Whole Foods Markets or mail them to Preserve. If mailing, just package the filter in a small, used box and send it via ground shipping to:
Preserve Gimme 5
823 NYS Rte 13
Cortland NY 13045
Please don’t mail them until January. …read more