05-28-2006, 04:49 AM
water plants with it.
Once your saliva hits the mouth of the bottle, and it gets in the water, it is contaminated. So if it has sat for any amount of time, you don't want to know what can be grown as a culture from the lip of those bottles.
we wash and reuse water bottles a number of times, then recycle them. Brita pitcher is way cheaper than bottled water, and Seattle water is pretty damn nice compared to some of the tap water I have been forced to drink.
Once your saliva hits the mouth of the bottle, and it gets in the water, it is contaminated. So if it has sat for any amount of time, you don't want to know what can be grown as a culture from the lip of those bottles.
we wash and reuse water bottles a number of times, then recycle them. Brita pitcher is way cheaper than bottled water, and Seattle water is pretty damn nice compared to some of the tap water I have been forced to drink.