I am tempted to reply something along the lines of:Please use reusable water containers, plastic water bottles are terrible for many reasons.
"Please re-use your plastic water bottles so that they can become re-usable and not be so terrible."
I am tempted to reply something along the lines of:Please use reusable water containers, plastic water bottles are terrible for many reasons.
At which point he blocked me from his Facebook.Plastic Bottle Boy Please use reusable water containers, plastic water bottles are terrible for many reasons
Me Ummmm—aren’t plastic water bottles reusable?
Plastic Bottle Boy Sure are
Anything is reusable
Me I ask because all of my water containers are plastic. I use primarily SmartWater bottles.
Plastic Bottle Boy How long do they last?
Me Six or 7 uses at least
Plastic Bottle Boy How do you feel about that?
Me Pretty good. They weigh lots less than the nalgenes I used to use (which are also made of plastic) and lots cheaper.
Me Makes more sense than carrying metal, and a lot safer than carrying glass—what do you suggest we use instead of plastic?
Plastic Bottle Boy Why does metal not make sense?
Me Its heavy. Heavy means less miles. Less miles means more consumption because you have to be out longer to get from A to B. It also means higher consumption levels of both food and water. Higher consumption of food means higher production of waste, both human waste and trash.
Plastic Bottle Boy Lol
Plastic Bottle Boy Im done. You won troll
I also use a bladder pack when outdoors, this bladder has been replaced once in 10 years or so, I plan to start using an aluminum bottle to boil while out on overnight trips. During most of my outings I pack out more than I carry in, to include food, wonder if the environmentalist can say the same.GalliaType1Hiker wrote:I just use a water bladder. Never use bottles.
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Wonder if the Sawyer mini would fit that cap?Scuba wrote:Fred water bottle.
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