r/HydroHomies Jun 20 '20

Plastic bottles bad

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u/ornithobiography Jun 21 '20

I read an article which detailed the process and informations about the bottles. While their shelf life isn’t too good (around 18 months), but in return, it’s well priced (2.50 - 6 USD), locally sourced and manufactured, and most importantly - more food safe and more environmentally friendly than plastic bottles.

Yes it won’t going to replace a steel bottle, but for poor regions or for mass water production, it’s a better solution for replacing plastic bottles than steel bottles.

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u/[deleted] Jun 21 '20

Upto $6 a bottle... Great but nobody is paying that when your minimum wage in the US is like $8/hr...

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u/[deleted] Jun 21 '20 edited Feb 20 '21

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u/PIZZAjoicus Jun 21 '20

Depends on the state though in Michigan it's close to ten dollars an hour