Clear Glass Water Bottle 1 L for the Table, Desk and Fridge

A plastic bottle you have been refilling all summer looks fine from the outside. Hold a glass one up to the light and you find out in one second whether it is actually clean.

What Are the Key Features of This Clear Borosilicate Glass Water Bottle?

• You can see the inside - hold it to the light and any film, ring or chalky mark shows itself, so you know the bottle is clean rather than hoping it is.
• A hard surface that stays smooth - a bottle brush does not score glass, and it is the scratches inside a used plastic bottle that hang on to colour and smell.
• It takes a real wash, not a rinse - hot water and washing-up liquid are no threat to it, which is what a bottle refilled every single day actually needs.
• Built for surfaces, not for bags - full glass is heavy and it breaks, so this belongs on the table, the desk and the fridge shelf, and something plastic belongs in the school bag.
• Described as leakproof - tip it on the desk or nightstand and the lid holds its seal, so a knock does not turn into a puddle over your papers or charger.

Where Can You Use This Clear Glass Water Bottle?

• On the lunch table so nobody has to get up for water
• On a work desk, within reach through a full working day
• On the bedside overnight
• On a fridge shelf, holding water you chilled yourself instead of a bought bottle you throw away

Why Choose Clear Glass Over an Opaque Bottle You Can't See Into?

• An opaque bottle hides its own inside - you end up judging it by smell, and smell only speaks up once the problem has grown.
• Lift it to the light and you know - the film a sponge misses, the ring left by juice, the chalky bloom our tap water leaves after weeks.
• Described as borosilicate - so avoid pouring boiling water into it.

Details

Material & Build

• Glass. Hard and closed, so brushes do not score it and there is nowhere for colour or smell to lodge.
• Described as borosilicate - the type used for laboratory and oven ware.
• Described as leakproof.
• Full glass is heavy and it will not survive a fall onto kitchen tiles - this is a bottle for surfaces, not for a school bag.

Dimensions

• Capacity: 1 L.
• Height is the one that decides things, because a litre bottle either stands up in the fridge door or it does not. Measure the space you mean to keep it in, and read the shape off the photographs.

Colours

• Sold without colour options - none exist for this product.

Specifications