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    Travis Leanna
    BPL Member

    @t-l

    Locale: Wisconsin

    Cautions taken under serious advisement, and are much appreciated.

    FWIW, I can create a vortex in the Snapple bottle strong enough to suck up a pile of black pepper that settled on the bottom without any more effort than in a Nalgene. It just takes a few seconds longer to get the water moving enough.

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    Mary D
    BPL Member

    @hikinggranny

    Locale: Gateway to Columbia River Gorge

    Just spent half a day looking for these. All I could find were 20 oz. (in a 6-pack) and 2 liter!

    I don't mind tossing the stuff out to get the bottles, but I'd really like a 1 quart/1 liter size!

    Would I be better off at a convenience store instead of supermarkets?

    #1848060
    Ben F
    Member

    @tekhna

    I couldn't find any at Safeway today, but lo and behold, they were in the booze aisle, next to the mixers. For whatever reason.

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    Karple T
    BPL Member

    @ctracyverizon

    Locale: Mid-Alantic

    I got mine at Royal Farms convenience stores and have seen them at 7/11's.

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    Addison Page
    Member

    @nihilist_voyager

    Locale: Down the Rabbit Hole!

    I know this a pretty old thread, but I've been using these bottles for awhile and have a question. How're you getting the tea or fruit punch smell out of the bottle? I can't stand the smell when I'm drinking and I want to some how neutralize it but I've tried everthing. Including the industrial espresso bar cleaning tablets at my work. Ideas?

    #1855833
    Josh Earl
    Member

    @joshearl

    Locale: Northern California

    been looking for lightweight wide mouth bottles for opti pen use, with smaller circumference than nalgenes as well. good finds!

    craig: try soaking w/ vinegar and water perhaps?

    #1855841
    Scott S
    Member

    @sschloss1

    Locale: New England

    Baking soda absorbs odors from plastic containers. Try adding a few spoonfuls of baking soda and then fill the bottle with water and shake. Let it sit a few hours and then rinse it out. Repeat if necessary.

    #1855895
    Mark Ryan
    Member

    @sixguns01

    Locale: Somewhere. Probably lost.

    I use the tablets for my primary water filtration. I also use gatorade bottles as my container. No residue tastes or anything and no bottle has ever broken. I usually change them out often enough though. Chems, don't know anything about that.

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