Hammered copper water bottle on a kitchen table next to a glass of water

Hammered Copper Water Bottle – 800 ml, Copper Inside and Out, No Plastic Lining

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Hammered Copper Water Bottle – 800 ml, Copper Inside and Out, No Plastic Lining

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Copper inside and out · No plastic lining · 800 ml

A Water Bottle With Nothing Plastic Touching Your Water

Most reusable bottles are either plastic or metal with a thin liner sprayed on the inside. This hammered bottle is 304 stainless steel plated with copper inside and out, with no plastic lining and no hidden coatings, and its hammered finish only gets more character the longer you carry it.

Hammered copper water bottle on a kitchen table next to a glass of water

Scuffed plastic and lined bottles next to the hammered copper bottle

What your water sits in all day

You sip from it all day. What is it made of?

Water is the one thing you drink all day, every day, and it spends most of that time sitting in a bottle.

Researchers who left tap water in reusable plastic sports bottles found hundreds of plastic-related substances in the water afterwards, and even more after a dishwasher cycle, many of them from detergent residue left on the plastic.

This bottle is stainless steel under copper, with no plastic lining. Your water sits against metal, the way it did in a copper pot a hundred years ago.

Why copper

What makes this bottle different

No plastic touching your water

Copper plating inside and out, over a 304 stainless steel body. Your water only touches metal.

No liner to scratch or peel

Nothing is sprayed on between the copper and your water, so there is no coating to wear away over time.

Does not hang on to old smells

A metal interior that rinses clean instead of holding on to yesterday's taste.

Hammered for a reason

The texture gives your hand something to grip and hides the scuffs that come with taking a bottle everywhere.

Infographic: copper interior, no plastic lining, stainless steel core

Built to last

Copper over a 304 stainless steel core

The body is 304 food-grade stainless steel, the same grade used for surgical instruments. It holds its shape and does not rust or dent in daily use.

Over it sits full copper plating, inside and out. Copper has a long tradition as a material for drinking water, and it is known for being naturally antimicrobial. No BPA, no plastic liner, no hidden coatings.

An old lined bottle with its coating worn and peeling

No liner, ever

Nothing to wear off over the years

Lined bottles look fine at first, but scratches and wear can leave the coating chipped and peeling. This bottle has no liner at all, so there is nothing to scratch or peel away.

Hammered copper bottle on a bedside table
Copper bottle in a car cup holder
Hammered copper bottle on a dark background
Copper bottle in the side pocket of a tote bag

Everyday size

Light enough to take everywhere

It holds 800 ml (27 fl oz), enough for a morning routine or an afternoon at your desk, and at 215 g it is light enough to carry all day.

It is 26.8 cm tall and 7.2 cm wide, so it fits in the side pocket of an everyday bag or in a car cup holder. It looks lovely on a desk or bedside table, and it makes a thoughtful gift.

Care

How to use and look after it

1. Fill it with water

Use it for cold or room-temperature water. Copper reacts with acidic drinks, so keep juice, lemon water, sparkling water, coffee, wine and sports drinks out of it.

2. Rinse and air-dry

Rinse with warm water and let it air-dry with the cap off. Hand wash only, never in the dishwasher.

3. Freshen it up now and then

Every few weeks, swirl a little lemon juice and a pinch of salt around inside, then rinse thoroughly.

4. Bring back the shine

Copper darkens naturally when it meets air and water. To bring the shine back, rub the outside with lemon juice and salt, then rinse well.

Why this one

Copper bottle vs the usual reusable bottles

This copper bottle Plastic sports bottle Lined metal bottle
No plastic touching your water ✓ ✗ ✗
No liner that can scratch or peel ✓ ✓ ✗
Does not hold on to old smells ✓ ✗ some
Hammered grip that hides scuffs ✓ ✗ ✗
Lasts for years of daily use ✓ ✗ some

Questions people ask

What can I drink from it?

Water. Copper reacts with acidic drinks, so keep juice, lemon water, sparkling water, coffee, wine and sports drinks out of it. Food-safety rules keep acidic drinks away from copper for the same reason.

Can I put hot water in it?

Stick to cold or room-temperature water. Heat speeds up the reaction between copper and whatever is inside.

Why is the copper getting darker?

That is copper meeting air and water, and it is completely normal. If you want the shine back, rub it with lemon juice and a pinch of salt, then rinse well.

How do I clean it?

Rinse with warm water and let it air-dry with the cap off. Hand wash only, no dishwasher. Every few weeks, swirl a little lemon juice and salt around inside, then rinse thoroughly.

Is it safe to drink water from copper?

Many homes run their drinking water through copper pipes. Just keep acidic drinks out, since acid draws more copper from the metal.

Specifications

  • Capacity: 800 ml (27 fl oz)
  • Height: 26.8 cm
  • Width: 7.2 cm
  • Weight: 215 g
  • Material: 304 stainless steel body with full copper plating inside and out; no plastic lining, no BPA
  • Finish: hammered copper
  • Care: hand wash only; cold or room-temperature water only

What's in the box

  • 1 × hammered copper water bottle with cap

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