💦 Rubbermaid Leak-Proof Sip Water Bottle Review: 32 oz Aqua Waters - Features & Benefits! Review

I had to replace my other Rubbermaid bottle because the sip broke when it fell on the concrete floor. I could drive and still safely take a sip from that bottle, but not this one. It was the closest thing to an old bottle, but it's a lot more uncomfortable and I'm not thrilled about sipping it. I wish there was a better option but for now I will continue to use this one.

This water bottle is ok. Keep it wide. Has a wide opening for filling. This is the top shelf that is dishwasher safe. This is good quality material. It doesn't look cheap. If you drink and then close the spout and then turn it upside down, a few drops will come out, but no more. However, if you try to open it again, the spout is almost full under pressure and squirts drops of water at you. It seemed to me that the nose had a strange shape. Drinking from it is inconvenient. It also felt…

There's nothing wrong with this water bottle. For people like my kids who prefer a straw bottle to a sip or a syringe, this fits the bill. It comparatively holds the most water and keeps it safe with a handy straw. The handle allows you to carry it with you. Wide base may not fit many cup holders. If this is a priority for you, you may need a thinner model. The Rubbermaid bottle should not break with regular use and is machine washable. The straw can make a bit of noise, which can be annoying…

I really like this bottle. It holds a lot so I can fill it up and not worry about having to keep refilling it. I find it very beautiful and I like the design. It has a hook for hanging or carrying, and the attachment is foldable. Mine doesn't drip at all. It makes an odd noise when I turn it over to drink from it, but it has a straw so there really isn't much point in turning it over unless you've lost your straw. I like to slurp very much. out, and very good value. It doesn't have filtration…

I usually use a 32 ounce bottle that I keep on my desk for afternoon water. I've tried several other straw bottles and never found one that worked for me. After trying this one, I'm still looking for it. Don't get me wrong - it's a nice bottle, attractive design, roomy enough, easy to carry and definitely leak proof. But drinking from it is not the most pleasant experience. Somewhere, either in the connection of the straw, or in the way the "nipple" sits on the opening of the straw holder, air…

I was looking for a refillable water bottle that can be used in the car and at sports and I was particularly drawn to Rubbermaid's sealed water bottle design: a straw is included so all you have to do is suck on the mouthpiece instead of twisting and removing the bottle cap like I usually do. Rubbermaid's design also seemed better in terms of preventing damage from accidentally tipping a water bottle over, as I've done on more than one occasion. There's a lot to like about this bottle: 1.) The…