Replacement Cap For Your S’Well Water Bottles

People are raving about the trendy S’well double-insulated stainless-steel water bottles. S’well is the first company that started the trend of “hydration accessory” bottles. These popular S’well water bottles are now being sold in more than 75 different countries. They come in a multitude of bright colors and thoughtful designs. S’well bottles prevent condensation while keeping beverages hot for 12 hours and cold for 24 hours. Additionally, S’well bottles are BPA (bisphenol A) free. This is one of the important factors to consider before buying any reusable water bottles. Plastics containing BPA are bad for consumption as it affects blood pressure, brain and prostate gland function.

Reusable water bottles are always a smart choice when compared to single-use plastic water bottles for numerous reason. Millions of disposable plastic water bottles are added daily to landfills all over the world. Plastic bottles not only pollute the streets of our cities or towns but they also find their way into our oceans, slowly decimating our marine life. It’s estimated that the level of plastic particles in the ocean will exceed the number of fishes by 2050. It’s abundantly clear that our reliance on plastic is wreaking havoc on the future of our planet.

You may think that buying plastic bottled water is the easiest way to get clean and safe water. The International Bottled Water Association says that, in 2009 alone, more than 8 billion gallons of it were consumed in the United States. Meanwhile, studies like the one from the Dr. Oz show concluded that more than 25% of the branded water bottles tested are simply filled with tap water. To make matters worse, there are no mandatory regulations, oversight or safety standards to produce these bottles. It is totally up to manufacturers to self-regulate. This results in brands like Dasani, Aquafina, and Nestle pure life sourcing water from local water supplies to sell back to the people.

Not to mention the amount of money spent on bottled water in the United States alone is the size of the GDP of Jamaica. By filling your reusable water bottles with tap water, you are not only protecting the environment, but you are also saving money!

Below are some challenging reasons why people may prefer using bottled water over reusable water;

• Reusable water bottles smell like mildew with usage over time

• Custom bottle brushes, including durable nylon bristles or straw brushes, may not clean hard to reach areas

• Washing with vinegar or letting it sit overnight in warm or hot water is tedious, time-consuming and smelly

• If not properly rinsed, using dish soaps loaded with chemicals and fragrances may result in toxic side effects with a noticeable soapy aftertaste

What if there was a single solution to address these challenges and promote the use of reusable bottles while ensuring your tap water is free from harmful bacteria and viruses? This may be a challenging question to answer, but if you are an S’well bottle user, we might know the answer. It’s the CrazyCap!!