Do you Wottle? Introducing the brand new recycled water bottle from Orla Kiely and Brita.
Internationally renowned designer Orla Kiely and BRITA, the UK's leading water filter company have teamed up to bring you the "Wottle", - the world´s first designer reusable water bottle. So now you can combine the great taste of BRITA filtered water with great style on the move.
Fill up with water before you leave the house, and avoid buying environmentally unfriendly (and expensive!) bottled water whilst out and about, and do it all with a stylish Orla Kiely branded Wottle.
What's more, you can rest assured that not only is the Wottle itself made from 100% recycled materials but BRITA water filter cartridges are also 100% recyclable so you can fill your Wottle time and time again to enjoy great taste with less waste.
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Ethicalsuperstore.com product code: 69825
Shipping Weight: 500g
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19 asked this question on 13th Sep 2008
Q: Is the Wottle dishwasher friendly?
A: Yes!
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joanna asked this question on 3rd Sep 2008
Q: Does this bottle include a built in water filtering system?
A: Good question! The Wottles does not include a built-in filtering system.
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abi asked this question on 23rd Sep 2008
Q: Are the "recycled materials" plastic? Just wondering how heavy it is. And if there is no built-in filtering system can the Wottle be used just as a straight refillable bottle (for those of us who don't need to filter the tap water)?
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A: Yes, the Wottle is made from recycled plastic, and is around the same weight as a regular 500ml water bottle. It can of course be filled with tap water, should you desire.
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49 asked this question on 25th Sep 2008
Q: What plastics have been recycled to go into this? Brita mentions HDPE, but what else?
A: The plastics used in manufacturing the Wottle are as listed below
HDPE (High-density polyethylene) - in the bottle, the HDPE, is from 'closed loop recycling', this means that Brita use the reground scrap material from the factory.
TPE (Thermoplastic elastomer) - in the finger grip
PP (Polypropylene) - in the closure
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48 asked this question on 24th Sep 2008
Q: Does this bottle contain bisphenol A?
A: The manufacturers have confirmed that the wottle contains NO bisphenol A