Customer Reviews

Collection Bottle

5 star:		(3)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(4)

 

 

Well the bottle is polycarbonate, contains BPA, and carries a number 7. Who knows if this will prove dangerous, but why risk it. I have thrown mine away.

Very pleased with the water collection bottle that fits my water distiller, now I can put one in the refrig while the other one is available to use with the distiller

As a storage container, this one is fine. As a pouring container, it lost 3 stars! Anywhere over half full and it's PLUESH! all over the place. I think they could have done better here. The size was perfect for me as I was storing sun tea with them. These were replacements for widemouth gal. glass jars that were too difficult to maneuver in my refrigerator. The handle on these was a plus, and the polycarb. made them lighter than glass. But now I use a 1 1/2 gal. polycarb. dispenser type (2.5"w x 14"d x 9"h)that I don't even have to remove from the refrigerator! Takes up less space that anything else you'd find. Got it at WallyWorld.

I bought this collection bottle as an extra for my distiller. I am glad I did because it fits nicely in the fridge. It does kind of make a mess when pouring so go slow.

This is a pretty good container for your distiller, however they will breakdown and leak after a few months of use. I have purchased about six or so over time because it is the only thing that works well with my water distiller. Wish they were made of glass though.

I have found with the distiller I drink far more water than I used to - Having an extra bottle has been very handy. It is the same bottle that came with the distiller.

There is an initial aftertaste to this bottle during the first 5 uses or so. After that, it goes away and you're left with a portable, convenient water bottle for home, play or office.

This is the same collection bottle that comes with the Megahome water distiller.
I really do love my distiller, but the polycarbonate water container that it comes with, has a recycling number 7 on it and it DOES NOT say BPA free, which makes this highly suspect. Why take the risk?
I threw mine away, and bought a gallon size plastic pitcher from Walmart. It's made by Sterlite, and it fits perfectly under my distiller water spout. It only cost $2.57. So again I ask, WHY TAKE THE HEALTH RISK with this item?

I chose to purchase a separate glass container for my distiller, and tossed this one out. Rather safe than sorry. We have enough toxins to deal with!

Haven't received it you. I gave it a one because I can't do zero.