I also want to recommend the company Sigg for any readers. They are a little more expensive, but have some great designs for kids and adults alike. As you mentioned, they motivate kids to drink more, but adults too! I take mine everywhere. The best part is they don’t contain estrogen antagonists that some plastic bottles used to and are nearly 100% leech free. That means your water wont taste like plastic after sitting for only a few hours. I can’t believe I drank out of plastic this long haha…great post!
These are really cool drinking bottles, I miss being a kid sometimes. It is nice to know that company’s will make Eco friendly drinking containers for our children.
It’s great to see other companies who are promoting eco-friendly products for children. We are committed to saving the environment while offering safe products for kids as well and have recently brought to market an eco-certified line of sports balls that are certified Fair Trade as well. Please feel free to stop by our blog at fairtradesports.com to learn more about us. Thank you for the post!
If customers would like to purchase the reviewed bottle, or any other products on the Crocodile Creek website, they can enter the promo code “BACK2SCHOOL” and recieve free shipping.
Yes These are really cool drinking bottles, I miss being a kid sometimes. It is nice to know that company’s will make Eco friendly drinking containers for our children.
I have one of these bottles (I wanted a bottle small enough to carry in my purse) and am washing it for the first time. Thought I’d point out that the Crocodile Creek website and the directions I got with the bottle both do recommend hand washing, with either vinegar or baking soda.
I apparently need a bottle brush, since nothing I have will fit into its tiny little neck! Good thing I was only using it for water and expect that soaking overnight in vinegar water will be enough.
These bottles are perfectly safe and have the cutest designs for kids. There are matching lunch boxes and the bottles fit nicely inside. Perfect for school lunches! I found a great selection and the best prices at http://www.bagtodiffer.com.
the crocodile creek website describes the bottles as being lead- “safe” and not lead-free. someone on amazon.com that was reviewing the bottle said they thought the paint on the bottles may contain lead. anyone know anything about this ? on the website, the lunch boxes are described as being lead-free.
I also want to recommend the company Sigg for any readers. They are a little more expensive, but have some great designs for kids and adults alike. As you mentioned, they motivate kids to drink more, but adults too! I take mine everywhere. The best part is they don’t contain estrogen antagonists that some plastic bottles used to and are nearly 100% leech free. That means your water wont taste like plastic after sitting for only a few hours. I can’t believe I drank out of plastic this long haha…great post!
These are really cool drinking bottles, I miss being a kid sometimes. It is nice to know that company’s will make Eco friendly drinking containers for our children.
It’s great to see other companies who are promoting eco-friendly products for children. We are committed to saving the environment while offering safe products for kids as well and have recently brought to market an eco-certified line of sports balls that are certified Fair Trade as well. Please feel free to stop by our blog at fairtradesports.com to learn more about us. Thank you for the post!
Before buying a Sigg bottle you should read about their “proprietary” lining.
If customers would like to purchase the reviewed bottle, or any other products on the Crocodile Creek website, they can enter the promo code “BACK2SCHOOL” and recieve free shipping.
~The Folks at Crocodile Creek~
Yes These are really cool drinking bottles, I miss being a kid sometimes. It is nice to know that company’s will make Eco friendly drinking containers for our children.
I have one of these bottles (I wanted a bottle small enough to carry in my purse) and am washing it for the first time. Thought I’d point out that the Crocodile Creek website and the directions I got with the bottle both do recommend hand washing, with either vinegar or baking soda.
I apparently need a bottle brush, since nothing I have will fit into its tiny little neck! Good thing I was only using it for water and expect that soaking overnight in vinegar water will be enough.
These bottles are perfectly safe and have the cutest designs for kids. There are matching lunch boxes and the bottles fit nicely inside. Perfect for school lunches! I found a great selection and the best prices at http://www.bagtodiffer.com.
the crocodile creek website describes the bottles as being lead- “safe” and not lead-free. someone on amazon.com that was reviewing the bottle said they thought the paint on the bottles may contain lead. anyone know anything about this ? on the website, the lunch boxes are described as being lead-free.