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5 Comments posted on "iStraw"
Be Lazier » Blog Archive » Win A Nalgene Refill Not Landfill Water Bottle on October 11th, 2007 at 7:09 am #
[...] of water bottles cut back on waste, they save you from having to do more dishes and if you use an iStraw you might never have to wash your Refill Not Landfill [...]
Be Lazier » Blog Archive » Fill Your Coffee Pot With Clean Cups, Not The Coffee Pot on October 23rd, 2007 at 2:09 am #
[...] ruin the taste of your Starbucks beans. Unless you plan on drinking your coffee through an iStraw each time, follow this advice. Related [...]
foXnoMad » 5 Quick Ways To Save On Travel on November 1st, 2007 at 10:01 am #
[...] Bring a small water filter with you - Bottled water is a huge waste of money, but hard to find from the tap, even in western Europe. Fill up the empty pitcher with socks to save space in your suitcase. If you can’t really trust the water, bring water purification tablets or an iStraw. [...]
foXnoMad » 33 Ways To Green Your Travels on November 19th, 2007 at 9:17 am #
[...] road trip or going overseas. If you can’t be sure about germs at your destination, buy a 99$ iStraw that filters out 99.999% of dirt and [...]
foXnoMad » Gifts For Globetrotters on December 7th, 2007 at 7:55 am #
[...] the cell phone and laptop extended batteries and hand-held water purification system (similar to an iStraw). Some other good ideas include an Ultimate Spork, a laptop lock that can be used to secure many [...] Post a comment
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Sounds like something you would do though, aop. 
The iStraw filters 99.99% of all waterborne bacteria through its built-in filter. The iStraw is capable of filtering up to 500 liters of water before you need to replace the filter cartridge.