Hey, hey, hey, what’s Tappening?
Hey blogoholics: Even if you haven’t read about Tappening on the multitudes of blogs and mags where it’s recently made an appearance, we know you’ve been following the bad buzz surrounding water and plastic bottles. (Maybe you even remember when we scooped the mainstream media with our 2006 story on bisphenol A [BPA] or our story about artist Chris Jordan’s impactful, eco-driven photographs.)
I digress. If you want to find out about how we, as individuals, can make a difference when it comes to waste and our health, check out Tappening — a one-stop shop for BPA-free water bottles, recycled-plastic bags, water news, and trivia. Plus, the site has some really convincing info about why to switch to tap water and the quality of your local water supply. Cheers.
Related Topics: Green Living, Health, From the Editors
August 8th, 2008 at 4:57 pm
You can find the same bottles for almost 50% less here, save the world and save a few bucks…
http://www.sunrisewd.com/products/stainless_steel.html
Good on ya mate!!!
August 11th, 2008 at 2:47 pm
Lots of people are worried about chlorine and flouride in the tap water.
http://naturalmedicine.suite101.com/article.cfm/the_quest_for_clean_water
September 14th, 2008 at 4:54 pm
We have well water and no access to tap water so I use the five gallon bottles from a vendor.
What do you think this will do to our bodies sinced it is now in plastic bottles and not glass like it used to be.
Thanks for your reply!
February 26th, 2009 at 9:40 am
Buying bottled water is trashy (in multiple senses of the word).
It’s much better to use a BPA-free refillable water bottle, especially one that carries a message designed to get others to think twice about their bottled water habit.
Check out a review of the Tappening bottle (plus around 140 more eco-friendly product reviews at 1GreenProduct.com).
http://www.1greenproduct.com/2009/02/drink-fashion-tappening.html
(PS - Another great option for bottling and carrying your own tap water is the KOR ONE - http://www.1greenproduct.com/2009/01/drink-outdoor-kor-one-hydration-vessel.html)
- Aaron Dalton, Editor, 1GreenProduct.com
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