>have a stainless steel water bottle >any water in it develops

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2016-03-16 13:18:04 Post No. 16922936
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Anonymous 2016-03-16 13:18:04 Post No. 16922936 [Report]

>have a stainless steel water bottle
>any water in it develops a very strong metallic taste, if i smell the interior, it also has a very strong metallic smell
>tried washing it with dishwashing liquid, i rinsed it half a dozen times with water
>it seemed ok at first, but now the water in the bottle smells a bit like the dishwashing liquid

Any ideas on what i should do with this bottle? Ive rinsed it VERY throughly so im not sure whats going on....

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Anonymous 2016-03-16 13:20:40 Post No.16922941
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Anonymous 2016-03-16 13:20:40 Post No.16922941 [Report]

Get a new one. One made of some plastic material or anything that isn't metal but screams good quality(durable, etc).

No point in poisoning yourself or tasting something bad everyday.

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Anonymous 2016-03-16 13:32:41 Post No.16922958
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Anonymous 2016-03-16 13:32:41 Post No.16922958 [Report]

>>16922941
yea but whats wrong with it? this is a good quality brand and another bottle from the same brand that i had didnt have this problem.

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Anonymous 2016-03-16 13:53:56 Post No.16923002
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Anonymous 2016-03-16 13:53:56 Post No.16923002 [Report]

>>16922958
Stainless steel tends to do that, I make my coffee in a moka pot and the coffee covers it up but when I add water before the coffees in ot has the same metallic smell. It'll never fully go away.
If it bothers you I would just get a good quality BPA free water jug or bottle.

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Anonymous 2016-03-16 13:54:48 Post No.16923004
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Anonymous 2016-03-16 13:54:48 Post No.16923004 [Report]

>>16922958 rinse it again with only water and put it outside for The Sun to dry