If Coke Why Not Water?
By Nitin
@nitirrbb7 (4317)
India
September 26, 2018 10:35pm CST
I am very much of a coke fan and a reason of which there are many left over bottles at home.
I usually use them for filling drinking water and keep them in my freezer to chill.
Yesterday one of friends had come over and he said avoid using these bottles for storing drinking water its not good.
I replied if coke then why not?
He had no specific answer as to why, accept for he had heard it from someone.
Do you think its not right to store drinking water in coke bottles.
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13 responses
@ilocosboy (45157)
• Philippines
27 Sep 18
I have heard about it, maybe this link ken enlighten us about this matter.
https://www.rd.com/health/wellness/never-refill-plastic-water-bottles/amp/
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@nitirrbb7 (4317)
• India
29 Sep 18
Oh my that's something to be taken very seriously, thanks for sharing the link hope everyone goes through it.
@sweetashoney (3594)
• United States
27 Sep 18
I think people worry to much about that sort of thing. I've been doing it about all my like and I'm still kicking. Heck I've even drank water right out of the river plenty of times. I've even drank from water hoses, which they say you shouldn't do now. And next month I'll be 63!!
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@nitirrbb7 (4317)
• India
2 Oct 18
You have drank water from the river, do you like tracking or mountaineering? If you are been using them all your life then it certainly is nothing to worry about. And wishes for your 63rd birthday in advance
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@sweetashoney (3594)
• United States
3 Oct 18
@nitirrbb7 No, we would drink water from the river sometimes when we would be out in the boat fishing and run out of somethings to drink. You just put your bottle way deep down in the running water. I don't know if I would still do it now or not.
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@LadyDuck (458053)
• Switzerland
27 Sep 18
@rakski and @toniganzon are both perfectly right, I use a glass water to keep the water in the refrigerator.
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@LadyDuck (458053)
• Switzerland
29 Sep 18
@nitirrbb7 It's safer and you are sure that no toxic chemicals pollute your water.
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@nitirrbb7 (4317)
• India
29 Sep 18
Even I should get rid of all the plastic bottles and start using glass bottles as you.
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@nitirrbb7 (4317)
• India
21 Oct 18
Thank you dear, I know you are the only who cares for me mummy.... I feel like crying because of Shifa's unconditional love for her Big brother. Thank you so much please bring 5 to 6 bottles of Coke while coming home from I will pay you when I start earning
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@ShifaLk (17817)
• India
23 Oct 18
@nitirrbb7 hahaha do you really think I'll ask you to pay.. gande
do you really think I'll ask you to pay.. gande
@BabeSays (8576)
• Mauritius
1 Oct 18
@nitirrbb7 I heard you can use them only for a month not more than that. I guess they are right about it them.
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@nitirrbb7 (4317)
• India
2 Oct 18
I learnt it recently and have made up my mind to get rid of those bottles and replace them with steel bottles to store water.
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@Iam_jauntyjen (4951)
•
28 Sep 18
I've been told also that it is not good to use reuse plastic bottles like you have mentioned.
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@nitirrbb7 (4317)
• India
29 Sep 18
Yeah and I guess there is a link shared by Skrillex @ilocosboy which can give us the answer why.
@nitirrbb7 (4317)
• India
29 Sep 18
That's better instead of using plastic bottles. Klean Kanteens is the brand name of the bottles.
@stapllotik (1933)
• India
27 Sep 18
It will cause harm only if you store hot water in the plastic bottle. The hotness releases chemicals which when consumed is harmful for health.
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@stapllotik (1933)
• India
3 Oct 18
@nitirrbb7 no the hot liquid should come in contact with the bottle.
@nitirrbb7 (4317)
• India
2 Oct 18
Oh is it so, no we don't store hot water in these bottles. But what if the atmosphere is to hot which also could cause the chemical reaction in the bottle, what say?
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@nitirrbb7 (4317)
• India
29 Sep 18
Good of you not to, even I am going to throw away all the plastic bottles at my home.
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@freelancermariagrace (27219)
• Philippines
27 Sep 18
They are toxic. Just use glass bottles instead.
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@ZedSmart (19753)
• Philippines
27 Sep 18
According from the expert, there's associated risk. Pet bottles is not safe to use again because they're intended to be use once that's why it's called disposable. If you would notice, they put a label somewhere in the bottle those arrows in recycle sign with numerical grade put in it.
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@nitirrbb7 (4317)
• India
29 Sep 18
Yeah they have small sign with "please recycle" written on it. Instead they should have mentioned it clearly that reuse of the bottle should not be done.
