Can I buy just the screw tops to kids water bottles?

jap200

sooz wrote: »

The sigg bottles in the link are great.

And you can buy replacement tops for them.

The tops of out our bottles get very worn as my kids open them with their teeth...no matter how many times I tell them not to.

http://www.travellingwithchildren.co.uk/acatalog/Sigg_Childrens_Bottles___Accessories.html

http://www.outside.co.uk/cgi-bin/psProdSrch.cgi/~@c~Water~Bottles~Accessories~@b::15::user::1,0,0,1::::28

But the bottles cost more than £10 each and even the lids alone cost more than £4!

sooz

jap200 wrote: »

But the bottles cost more than £10 each and even the lids alone cost more than £4!

I said they were good. I didn't say they were cheap!!

They will last your lifetime, and probably someone else's too . And the insides are coated, so that you don't get nasty tastes of the last drink.

piglet29

these metal type bottles can sometimes be found in lidl, i bought one each for my two grandsons a couple of weeks ago i think they were £1.99 hope this helps;)

alanclose

My local dunnes had bottles reduced to 99p

Plasticsavingexpert_Dtcom

We should all be drinking tapwater (we have the best in the world!) instead of the expensive rip-off stuff you buy in the shops. Get yourself a refillable bottle and wash it daily. Most bottles, whether metal or plastic have very nice chewy spouts that kids (and some adults) love to chew off. Get your school or club to buy these, http://www.schoolbottle.co.uk/hands-free.asp they are impossible to destroy, self closing and leakproof. They will supply 50 upwards so even the smaller schools/clubs etc. can afford them. Also remember, these bottles are fully recyclable and dishwasher proof. Those bottles that mineral water comes in can't be put in the dishwasher, and only 5% are recycled...the rest go to landfill!!!!