I’ve only had this bottle for one day, so I can’t give a full, honest review. However, a lot of people were/are having trouble getting the water to come out. I had the same issue but figured it out:
If you unscrew the cap with the straw/filter attached it it, you can look up under the top and see a little lock/unlock symbol (check the picture for reference). All you have to do is screw it just a little bit in the direction that it tells you for locking it. This wasn’t made too obvious, but now it works as intended. I don’t tilt the bottle like a regular gravity-fed water bottle; just use the straw as you would a regular straw with the bottle standing vertically.
You don’t have to keep the lid screwed on less tight as other reviews have suggested. This locking into place trick should make the bottle work normally. If not, maybe there’s another issue.
Like I said, I can’t give a full on review but just wanted to help people out before they think there’s something wrong with the bottle and decide to return it!
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Leak-proof lidSeals tight so you never have to worry about leaks or spills. |
Fits in most cup holdersTake our sleek, space-efficient bottles with you in the car. |
Easy to open on the goJust flip open the lid to hydrate at school, the office or home. |
Stays cold for 24 hoursOur stainless steels bottles keep water cold all day. |
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2020
If you unscrew the cap with the straw/filter attached it it, you can look up under the top and see a little lock/unlock symbol (check the picture for reference). All you have to do is screw it just a little bit in the direction that it tells you for locking it. This wasn’t made too obvious, but now it works as intended. I don’t tilt the bottle like a regular gravity-fed water bottle; just use the straw as you would a regular straw with the bottle standing vertically.
You don’t have to keep the lid screwed on less tight as other reviews have suggested. This locking into place trick should make the bottle work normally. If not, maybe there’s another issue.
Like I said, I can’t give a full on review but just wanted to help people out before they think there’s something wrong with the bottle and decide to return it!
Color: Stainless SteelSize: 32 ozPattern Name: BottleVerified Purchase
READ THIS IF YOU ARE HAVING TROUBLE DRINKING FROM IT
By idontleavereviews on July 5, 2020
I’ve only had this bottle for one day, so I can’t give a full, honest review. However, a lot of people were/are having trouble getting the water to come out. I had the same issue but figured it out:By idontleavereviews on July 5, 2020
If you unscrew the cap with the straw/filter attached it it, you can look up under the top and see a little lock/unlock symbol (check the picture for reference). All you have to do is screw it just a little bit in the direction that it tells you for locking it. This wasn’t made too obvious, but now it works as intended. I don’t tilt the bottle like a regular gravity-fed water bottle; just use the straw as you would a regular straw with the bottle standing vertically.
You don’t have to keep the lid screwed on less tight as other reviews have suggested. This locking into place trick should make the bottle work normally. If not, maybe there’s another issue.
Like I said, I can’t give a full on review but just wanted to help people out before they think there’s something wrong with the bottle and decide to return it!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2019
No matter how hard I suck the straw, no water. I even adjusted the straw numerous ways, as per online posts, and it still doesn't work. I even removed the filter and, guess what. Didn't work then either.
What does work is the tiny hole above the straw. No shortage of water fell on my nose from there.
Maybe I received a faulty bottle. What I know for sure is that I'm returning it.
Color: Stainless SteelSize: 20 ozPattern Name: BottleVerified Purchase
Unable to Drink from It
By Amazon Customer on January 24, 2019
One person gave a one-star review saying it was difficult to drink from this. I thought she meant in comparison to a standard water bottle. Nope!By Amazon Customer on January 24, 2019
No matter how hard I suck the straw, no water. I even adjusted the straw numerous ways, as per online posts, and it still doesn't work. I even removed the filter and, guess what. Didn't work then either.
What does work is the tiny hole above the straw. No shortage of water fell on my nose from there.
Maybe I received a faulty bottle. What I know for sure is that I'm returning it.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2019
Color: GlacierSize: 20 ozPattern Name: BottleVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2019
The Brita is not leak proof however. The vent hole dribbles water every time I turn up the bottle on my face and on my shirt. Also, with each sip, air is swollowed.
At 20 ounces, it holds slightly more than a standard 16.9 oz bottle, which is good because the stationary straw makes it nearly impossible to get the last 20% of water at the bottom of the bottle.
The recloseable cap does not bend completely back and presses against the bridge of my nose with each drink forcing me to turn my neck up.
I filled it up from my kitchen sink and was able to detect a chlorine taste. Furthermore, considering the cost, I believe a spare water filter would have been appropriate. I would not recommend it.
Color: Stainless SteelSize: 20 ozPattern Name: BottleVerified Purchase
Brita Could’ve Been Better
By Darryl Mills on March 15, 2019
I purchased the Brita bottle to reduce my carbon foot print and get away from disposable plastic bottles like many others. The Brita fits perfectly in my car cup holder and the treadmill at the gym. It’s also good at keeping water cold.By Darryl Mills on March 15, 2019
The Brita is not leak proof however. The vent hole dribbles water every time I turn up the bottle on my face and on my shirt. Also, with each sip, air is swollowed.
At 20 ounces, it holds slightly more than a standard 16.9 oz bottle, which is good because the stationary straw makes it nearly impossible to get the last 20% of water at the bottom of the bottle.
The recloseable cap does not bend completely back and presses against the bridge of my nose with each drink forcing me to turn my neck up.
I filled it up from my kitchen sink and was able to detect a chlorine taste. Furthermore, considering the cost, I believe a spare water filter would have been appropriate. I would not recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2019
Color: Stainless SteelSize: 20 ozPattern Name: BottleVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2019
Color: Stainless SteelSize: 20 ozPattern Name: BottleVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2020
Color: GlacierSize: 20 ozPattern Name: BottleVerified Purchase
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