Amazon has
1-Liter LifeStraw Go BPA-Free Travel Water Filter Bottle (2 Colors) for
$27.97.
Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
Thanks to community member
pennysave for contributing this deal.
Available Colors:
Hone Depot has
1-Liter LifeStraw Go BPA-Free Travel Water Filter Bottle (Icelandic Blue, LGV41LBLWW) for
$27.97.
Shipping is free.
Product Info:
- BPA-free bottle is made from 50% post-consumer recycled plastic
- 2-stage filter improves taste and protects against bacteria, parasites, microplastics, chlorine, silt, sand and cloudiness
- Membrane microfilter lasts up to 1,000 gallons, 5-years of daily use or the equivalent of 8,000 single-use plastic water bottles
- Carbon filter lasts up to 26 gallons of water or about 2-months
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I heard about those straws but since it comes with a bottle, can do you do it that way? The straws that I heard about are those like you drink water from a dirty puddle and it's still fine. But this comes with a bottle.
Could you get tap water into it from a kitchen or water faucet in these countries and then use the water? But the issue would be you can't gather all the water at ounce? Like you have to use the straw to get water into the bottle? You have the issue of the water coming out only via a straw? It's not like you can just pour the drinkable and safe water into a big cup or bowl? If you can do that, the issue is it would not last long and filter needs to be replaced very often then? If so, how often would it needs to be replaced then? I guess this is similar to like a Brita but I read even with a Brita, you can't really do that if you want tap water into safe filtered water in countries where you can't drink tap water?
Debatable. High barrier to entry.
I personally wouldn't say that's a better deal unless you're looking for multiples.
I heard about those straws but since it comes with a bottle, can do you do it that way? The straws that I heard about are those like you drink water from a dirty puddle and it's still fine. But this comes with a bottle.
Could you get tap water into it from a kitchen or water faucet in these countries and then use the water? But the issue would be you can't gather all the water at ounce? Like you have to use the straw to get water into the bottle? You have the issue of the water coming out only via a straw? It's not like you can just pour the drinkable and safe water into a big cup or bowl? If you can do that, the issue is it would not last long and filter needs to be replaced very often then? If so, how often would it needs to be replaced then? I guess this is similar to like a Brita but I read even with a Brita, you can't really do that if you want tap water into safe filtered water in countries where you can't drink tap water?
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I heard about those straws but since it comes with a bottle, can do you do it that way? The straws that I heard about are those like you drink water from a dirty puddle and it's still fine. But this comes with a bottle.
Could you get tap water into it from a kitchen or water faucet in these countries and then use the water? But the issue would be you can't gather all the water at ounce? Like you have to use the straw to get water into the bottle? You have the issue of the water coming out only via a straw? It's not like you can just pour the drinkable and safe water into a big cup or bowl? If you can do that, the issue is it would not last long and filter needs to be replaced very often then? If so, how often would it needs to be replaced then? I guess this is similar to like a Brita but I read even with a Brita, you can't really do that if you want tap water into safe filtered water in countries where you can't drink tap water?
I heard about those straws but since it comes with a bottle, can do you do it that way? The straws that I heard about are those like you drink water from a dirty puddle and it's still fine. But this comes with a bottle.
Could you get tap water into it from a kitchen or water faucet in these countries and then use the water? But the issue would be you can't gather all the water at ounce? Like you have to use the straw to get water into the bottle? You have the issue of the water coming out only via a straw? It's not like you can just pour the drinkable and safe water into a big cup or bowl? If you can do that, the issue is it would not last long and filter needs to be replaced very often then? If so, how often would it needs to be replaced then? I guess this is similar to like a Brita but I read even with a Brita, you can't really do that if you want tap water into safe filtered water in countries where you can't drink tap water?
I thought I read a Brita doesn't work for that? So if that doesn't this won't since it's a straw? But can you get water out of this water bottle filter after it is filtered to pour like a cup with the water? Or water only comes out from the straw which would make it not usable for this?
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