BuildLife 500ml Tritan water bottle pack 📦
Description:
This reusable water bottle set brings simple practicality to everyday hydration, combining durable Tritan plastic with a stainless steel lid for a leak-resistant carry. Ideal for gym sessions, school lunches or keeping at your desk, these 500 ml bottles make it easy to pour shakes, juices or plain water with minimal fuss.
Key Points
The bottles feature a wide mouth that makes filling and cleaning straightforward, and clear measurement marks to help mix protein shakes or track daily intake. They are presented as a two-pack of 500 ml containers, which helps when you want separate bottles for different drinks or to keep a spare on hand. The design emphasises convenience and durability, with the manufacturer noting the material is BPA-free and resistant to impact and common chemicals. 💧
The stainless steel lids are described as leak proof, so you can transport beverages without worrying about spills in a bag or lunchbox. The screw-top finish stays secure during a commute or a workout and the wide opening accommodates ice cubes and thicker smoothies. 🍹
Technical Specifications
- Name: BuildLife Plastic Water Bottle (2pcs, 500 ml)
- Capacity: 500 ml per bottle
- Material: Tritan plastic, food safe and BPA-free
- Lid: stainless steel, leak proof design
- Dishwasher: bottles and lids are stated to be dishwasher safe
Usage Recommendations
To clean effectively, rinse shortly after use and place both bottles and lids on the top rack of the dishwasher if you prefer machine washing. For smoothies or thick shakes, add liquid first and then powder to reduce clumping, and use the measurement marks to get proportions right. If storing juices, keep them refrigerated and consume them within a reasonable period according to usual food safety practices, according to the manufacturer. 🧼
Consider that Tritan is more impact resistant than some other plastics, but it may still scratch over time if exposed to abrasive cleaners. Also note that while lids are designed to be leak proof, highly carbonated drinks can cause pressure build-up so extra care is advised with fizzy beverages.
