The 28oz Seychelle Water Filtration Bottle provides great-tasting, fresh water wherever you are. Ideally suited for situations where the drinking water source is questionable or not disinfected, it comes with an attractive insulator sleeve.
He developed it on assignment from the Brethren to keep missionaries from getting sick, but it has many additional uses such as:
hiking
camping
water storage
disaster relief
Not only do I want one of these things, you all should too. Just think, you won't have to store water in case of an emergency. These are available at the Distribution Center, or online from seychelle.com I have the discount code for the company (50%), but the Distribution Center is a better deal anyway because you get a second filter with purchase.
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Should I mention that those are only effective when you can put water into them? That means the streams must be deep enough to at least partially immerse the bottle. That's a big downside if you don't have running tap water. The outside gets contaminated, so you have to separate the inside and outside.
Ooh, sign me up. One can never have too many water bottles.
I saw one today at the bookstore near the temple and it cost $35! Ouch!
Hmm, they must not have gotten the discount code from my professor
Ummm...pretty much time for a new post, isn't it?
Inspired by your post, I got a camelbak bottle for my birthday and it's awesome! Randy calls it my sippy cup (like a little kid's) but it's pretty cool! I love it!
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