The Bink bottle is the latest to take over the internet. But does social media have a reusable water bottle problem?

Bink water bottles are the trendiest option on the market, but they might not be much better than cups from brands like ...

Research from the University of Liverpool has highlighted weaknesses in the structural design of hot water bottles. Hot water ...

The recalled glass water bottles are being recalled over concerns they can crack, causing risk of cuts or slashes. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, the German-owned ...

Bigger doesn’t always me better, especially when staying hydrated on the go. Larger water bottles and tumblers have become a trend, thanks to the viral Stanley cup and the Owala craze ...

A Ryanair passenger says she was charged £50 to bring a water bottle that she had strapped across her body onboard after the airline claimed she was violating its baggage policy. Ruby Flanagan ...

Urban Outfitters just dropped its new exclusive Owala Water Bottle with an all new chic design. The UO-exclusive Owala FreeSip 24 oz Water Bottle features a unique skinny, contoured look that comes ...

Greece has spent more than 1.5 billion ... drinking water provider. He said that the company was seeking EU funding to help. open image in gallery Locals recycle water bottles, as most residents ...

Target has just dropped a new Owala FreeSip Tumbler & Sway water bottle collection featuring fun, new colors, now available online. Priced between $34.99-$44.99, shoppers have 7 new fun colors to ...

My water bottle is attached to my hip. I carry it around the house all day, leave it by my bedside at night, and take it with me pretty much whenever I go on errands, walks, and trips. Before I ...

He saved some of his daily ration of two small water bottles to bathe without soap and ... The man, now 32, is identified as “Male Victim 1” in police records. The stepmother, Kimberly ...

We're all familiar with the old adage: Drink eight glasses of water at 8 ounces each every day. It's the eight-by-eight rule that guides us to drink 64 ounces (about 1.9 liters) of water each day.