The simple bottle comes in 2 designs, dotted and lined, making it a fun addition to your dinner table.

Before I found my ideal one, though, I cycled through quite a few that ended up unused (too big to be practical for my lifestyle, didn’t keep water cold enough when I was out all day, or made me worried about spilling in my tote). So if you put a glass of water on your nightstand and then accidentally knock it down with your hand, the water may spill, causing a potential threat to electronics and a risk of a short circuit. If you’re looking for hydration solutions, check out our products and see which ones suit your needs. However, CNET’s Tim Stevens brought to our attention a design flaw in the cap that caused it to leak when lateral torsion was applied.You can use this bottle with three different lids: the Flex Cap (included), Sport Cap, and Flex Straw Cap.

Get this if: You’ve noticed that odors or flavors in your water bottle don’t go away, you want a bottle that looks like a design object, or you want one bottle that can hold both hot and cold drinks. Be sure to follow us on Google News and subscribe to our Newsletter to get home and gardening news right to your inbox. I was always told as a child (a long time ago) not to drink a glass of water that has stood bedside overnight. We’ve had this bottle in testing for three years, including one episode where we left the Purist under a car seat for a month with kombucha in it. We’ve recommended all of these bottles in the past, but we’ve constantly been left wishing there were a better way.The pump connects to the water source with a hose that makes it so that you just push the dispenser, then fill up your glass whenever you're ready for a drink. First popularized by hikers during the environmental movement of the 1970s, Nalgene’s plastic bottles enjoy cult status today among mountain climbers and podcast merch designers alike. When it comes to storing water for long periods, the answer is “Yes,” your H2O can certainly become unsafe to drink, says Zane Satterfield, an engineer scientist with the National Environmental Services Center at West Virginia University.