Endocrine-disrupting fruit-leaching plastic-infusing water bottle.
Because simply drinking tap water from inert glassware and eating fruit on a ceramic plate is so last century.
anthony212 to FirePhantom
11 May 165#2
alright grandad, now you're going to start your next message with "you know, in my days..."
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FirePhantom
11 May 1613#1
Endocrine-disrupting fruit-leaching plastic-infusing water bottle.
Because simply drinking tap water from inert glassware and eating fruit on a ceramic plate is so last century.
anthony212 to FirePhantom
11 May 165#2
alright grandad, now you're going to start your next message with "you know, in my days..."
fairylights33 to FirePhantom
11 May 16#4
I can't see in the description what type of plastic it is made from - do you have reason for claiming it contains endocrine disruptors?
ooglewoogle to FirePhantom
11 May 16#9
How does one easily get water that hasn't gone through plastic these days? Wait until they find out the ways in which water pipe gives you cancer! :smiley:
SteveDave4 to FirePhantom
11 May 162#10
Please, read us more quotes from 'The Big Book Of Daily Mail Scary Cancer Things'.
slayer2012771 to FirePhantom
28 Jun 16#22
Hate to tell you - your water is transported in PLASTIC pipes
meem
21 Jun 16#21
son bought it all cracked first day I gave him for school... terrible quality
Buddie1877
30 May 16#20
That only applies if the pencil was painted, not all of them were.
sanddancerlass
14 May 16#19
It is bpa free
Voyager
13 May 16#18
Thanks op! Nice find!! Ordered!!!
nige182
12 May 16#17
Not in the graphite, but they did once contain lead in the paints used to paint the outer coating, if you chew on a pencil you could well ingest such paint.
Buddie1877
12 May 16#16
You are aware that "lead" pencils have never, ever contained any lead, aren't you?
pcplod
12 May 161#15
Uh-huh. I eagerly await footage of you doing that while on the move, walking, running, cycling, whatever.
Sheesh.
FirePhantom
12 May 16#14
The difference between plumbing and water bottles is that the water is not in extended, stagnant contact with the material for many hours (potentially in hot cars, etc).
FirePhantom
12 May 162#13
The trend has been that just as soon as they find out a synthetic organic compound (like BPA) is dangerous and start making products without it en masse, the replacement compound is also found to be dangerous. I don't recall exactly what it was, but I believe BPA was originally a replacement for another compound or plastic formula that turned out to be carcinogenic.
Anyway, this is why I feel strongly it's important to just use materials that are naturally inert and we've been using for millennia: glass, ceramic, clay, etc. Especially now that new techniques and technologies are creating, e.g., glass bottles that won't shatter even on second or third bounce.
Sgbull
11 May 161#12
How do you get your Wi-Fi to work through the bubble your living in?
Bluebella
11 May 161#11
Once upon a time... children could be found chewing on lead pencils, cocaine could be found in coca cola and asbestos could be found just about everywhere - that was until our scientists determined that maybe that wasn't such a good thing (I just have to take their word for it as I am not a scientist).
So I don't have a Daily Mail quote for you but I do have this report which you can read and see why there may be concerns regarding the plastics used for drinking water.
Identification of Putative Steroid Receptor Antagonists in Bottled Water: Combining Bioassays and High-Resolution Mass Spectrometry
Martin Wagner , Michael P. Schlüsener, Thomas A. Ternes, Jörg Oehlmann
Published: August 28, 2013
Opening post
Link goes nowhere, here's the link:
http://www.wilko.com/food-boxes+containers/green-fruit-infuser-drinks-bottle/invt/0432499#fullDesc
- Blasphemous
Sorry, link to all 4 here:
http://www.wilko.com/search?q=Fruit+Infuser+Drinks+Bottle
- Blasphemous
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Because simply drinking tap water from inert glassware and eating fruit on a ceramic plate is so last century.
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Because simply drinking tap water from inert glassware and eating fruit on a ceramic plate is so last century.
Sheesh.
See http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/bpa-free-plastic-containers-may-be-just-as-hazardous/
Anyway, this is why I feel strongly it's important to just use materials that are naturally inert and we've been using for millennia: glass, ceramic, clay, etc. Especially now that new techniques and technologies are creating, e.g., glass bottles that won't shatter even on second or third bounce.
So I don't have a Daily Mail quote for you but I do have this report which you can read and see why there may be concerns regarding the plastics used for drinking water.
Identification of Putative Steroid Receptor Antagonists in Bottled Water: Combining Bioassays and High-Resolution Mass Spectrometry
Martin Wagner , Michael P. Schlüsener, Thomas A. Ternes, Jörg Oehlmann
Published: August 28, 2013
http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0072472