Review on 🍓 Gaiam BPA-Free Fruit Infuser Water Bottle: Non-Toxic and Health-Conscious by Josh Jeffries

The bottle consists of two parts that screw together and connect with a purple brewing attachment: water is poured into the upper part and fruit is poured into the lower part. an inverted plastic juicer that helps crush fruit and aerate the water when the bottle is shaken. The bubbles in the water make it fizzy, but of course it's not. For me, this worked best when the fruit and water compartments were only partially filled. This. the water should be able to press the fruit against the teapot and let it crack a bit, releasing the juice etc. no air space in the bottle), my results were less tasty than when both had some free space. Your results may vary. As this bottle comes in sections I was concerned about leakage from the bottom but didn't notice any issues. Instead, I found that the top lid (with handle) often leaks a small trickle when I open it to drink. I want future versions of this product to fix this issue. While it's not a lot of waste, I don't like it when water runs down the bottle when I open it. Despite the claims in the product listing that this product is dishwasher safe, I hand wash mine to avoid any potential problems. This has nothing to do with the product, just a preservative I chose to use. Overall I think this is a very creative design and I love this bottle.