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New Wave Enviro Tinted Stainless Steel Water Bottle (0.6-Liter) | 
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| Brand: New Wave
Category: Sports
Buy New: $6.99 - $12.99
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Rating:  80 reviews
Sales Rank: 13
MPN: SS-6-OZ
ASIN: B0019NB5R4
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| Features:
| • | Made of food grade #304 stainless steel with a 0.6 Liter (20 ounce) capacity | | • | Durable and reusable water bottle offers a brilliant enamel exterior | | • | Matching caribiner makes it easy to attach to backpacks or bags | | • | Water tastes crisp and clean | | • | Wash with a baking soda or vinegar wash |
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Product Description
New wave Enviro Stainless Steel Water Bottle Comes with screw top loop bottle cap & caribiner clip 20 oz Tinted Stainless Steel Personal Water Bottle Features: 20 oz capacity 8 1/2 h x 2 3/4 dia 1 inch diameter opening #304 Food Grade Stainless Steel Rugged, reliable, virtually indestructible. Stainless Steel- cools quickly, sanitary material for safely transporting any beverage. Screw top with quick release carabiner clip Use over and over to prevent waste
About New Wave Enviro
Founded in 1993, New Wave Enviro Products, Inc. has always focused on offering products that encourage Chlorine-Free Living. As water is the basis of our world and our bodies, the company believe that water should be as clean and fresh as possible. New Wave Enviro's filters provide high quality filtration for drinking water, shower water, and bath water. Even before it was of wide national interest, reducing landfill growth has been important to them, and their reusable bottles are designed to be part of your healthy lifestyle for years.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 75 more reviews...
WATER BOTTLE September 1, 2008
Thomas J. Monahan (Willard, Mo. USA)
I find it ideal for my purposes, am happy with the quality of service and the merchandise. I have 'retired' my old, plastic bottle and am pleased to be going 'green'!
 Threads keep shedding...into my water! August 30, 2008
Be Giddy (Arcadia, CA USA)
As soon as I received my water bottles, I rinsed them several times under running water. I noticed black threads in the water while doing this, but wasn't too alarmed as I believed it could have been left over from manufacturing, packaging, etc. After one month of drinking from it, to my dismay, the black threads (which I think is coming from the cap) is still floating around in my water! And I didn't even know it because I couldn't see my water like in my previous clear, plastic bottles! I bought these bottles believing I would avoid potentially dangerous, invisible chemicals leaking into my water. How ironic and disgusting to know that I've been gulping in black plastic instead!
Not too crazy about it August 29, 2008
Pitt (Buffalo, NY)
I really didn't like the screw off top every time you wanted to use it. Ofcourse, since it's not clear, you can't see how far you're filling it up, and it had a metal taste.
Good bottle, bad lid. August 28, 2008
Joseph J. Gilliland
These bottles are great, I bought one for my wife and one for myself. They keep the water fresh tasting and cool. However, the plastic lids have both stripped rendering the bottles useless. I have not been able to find replacements via the seller's website either.
Hopefully there is a place to buy stainless lids that would fit these bottles or maybe somewhere has an ample supply of bad plastic lids that I can keep replacing.
Made in China...no wonder it's so cheap! And flimsy too! August 27, 2008
Dr. Vern Lindquist (NY USA)
If avoiding Chinese-made products is important to you, skip this cheap Chinese import. This is a "US" company --yea, right! SIGG is the only socially conscious choice right now.
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