New Clean Bottle design promotes healthy clean water for families

Water is such an important part of a healthy diet.  Unfortunately, it gets overlooked.

Water is very important for adults and kids too.  I use my water bottle and try to keep it filled so I can easily grab a sip.

But one of the things I don't like about a water bottle is how hard it is to clean.  It is really hard to get to the bottom of the bottle and make sure no mold or bacteria is growing.  Sometimes, I notice that my bottle is starting to stink even though I washed it and put it through the dishwasher.  It is hard to want to drink out of a container that is smelly.

And I hate to say it but that smells means that mold or bacteria is growing at the bottom of the bottle.  Either because there is some areas at the bottom that I could not reach or it did not properly air dry.  Either way, I have to throw the bottle away and buy a new one.

I was really excited when I was contacted by the Clean Bottle company and asked to check out this newly designed water bottle that is supposed to be easy to clean and environmentally friendly.  I tested the bottle out and actually have to say, "I love this bottle."  Honestly!

The Clean Bottle has a unique design.  You can screw off the top and the BOTTOM of the water bottle so you can properly clean it and air dry it.

I have been using it for a few months now and I have not had that funky plasticy smell or stinky smell.  I also put sometimes flavored water and because I can properly wash it, there is no lingering smell from previous flavors.  What a great idea.

I wanted to share this with you because this is a great invention and a great way to get your family drinking water that is clean and healthy.  Clean Bottles are made from 100% non-toxic, BPA-free plastic.  It is also great for the environment because you can reuse it.

You can buy it online from Clean Water Bottle's Website or on Amazon but not sure if they are in stores yet.

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