While still a major cause for concern, I’m glad my first assumption was wrong - that the bottles were made of some horrible, poisonous material.
The Ozark Trail water bottles also caused other injuries, and the Consumer Product Safety Commission said the screw-cap lid on the stainless steel water bottles, which hold 64 ounces, may “forcefully eject” when opening them after they have been used to hold food or beverages for a period of time.
Specifically if something has built pressure inside, it would appear.
Making pruno
I place blame on the users.
Are you telling me that you don’t open a water bottle with your eyelids? Not even to impress the ladies?
Sorry, only beer bottles.
And not those weakass, twist-off kind. #LashesWithGrip
Mmmmm, Alex, you’re star-ting my fire.
