[Death2Theft]

Read somewhere that bpa containers were only an issue if exposed to heat if thats true why was there such a freak out about nalgene bottles? Who the heck is dumping hot water in there?

[twitchyzero]

pretty much
i am still using my original nalgene
i know some people use a boiling stick during trips/camping when they wana make instant noodles haha

[Death2Theft]

What the heck is a boiling stick?

[twitchyzero]

i dont know the exact name of it
it's like a metal rod that can heat up to boil water

[SkinnyPupp]

BPA isn't an issue at all, except maybe for babies in specific circumstances

[gars]

Yep, Health Canada's ruling stated that the amount of chemicals leeching into the water only posed a risk to infants - but most retailers bowed to public pressure and just started refunding old water bottles left right and centre.

Personally - that just meant a whole lot of cheap water bottles for me.

The new Nalgenes are BPA free - but from what I heard, they aren't as durable. And metal bottlles might be ok on a desk, but I'm not a fan of bringing them on a camping trip.

[Death2Theft]

Personally I never understood the scare... I never put anything hot or warm in plastic containers. Only glass.

[Phil@rise]

I stay away if at all possible. I have no desire to introduce estrogenic compounds into my body at any age. I'm nearing midlife times and already have itty bitty man titties I dont need help.