It's the first 100% recyclable paper container and is made entirely from renewable resources. The paper packaging is food-safe and can hold a variety of liquids, making it the perfect alternative to traditional water containers.
From the Upcoming ueue, submitted by whitespace.
I guess that's a small hope though, the only bottles that properly get re-used are milk bottles, and even that practice is dying out. How about the old glass coke bottles? Or have they been scrapped?
My guess is they are using wax.
There is something about paper and my lips. I just cannot do it. It gives me chills like I am hearing nails on a chalkboard except with just the feeling and no sound. This is why I cannot drink out of a milk carton.
I used to be like that with handling newspaper... I got over it.
Hmm..I think there used to be this thing called glass.
that's right. I still get my milk in glass bottles. I bet they can probably do the same with water. Until they come up with something that can be reused, like..I dunno plastic maybe?
Is it really that hard to reuse a plastic bottle?
Make me a bottle I can eat while I am drinking from it, and I might consider purchasing it.
(Also remember to know the actual benefits of what you are doing, and not blindly follow the 'green' movement. Some things may be more harful than helpful - you might be suprised).
I only buy a bottle of water about once a week and then refill it with tap water Ive cooled in the fridge