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xsdmx t1_jb7o43w wrote

I have this issue with plastic and aluminum, but not stainless steel (as long as I only ever use the vessel for water).

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MrNobodysAvatar t1_jb7o8an wrote

For years, I used a glass water bottle with a silicone protective outer layer for the very reason you described. Starbucks used to sell them.

Also, I do have one stainless steel suggestion. I currently use an Artic water bottle, and it's been great. It doesn't taste like metal at all.

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6a70 t1_jb7pboy wrote

your options are stainless steel and glass

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theesaanne t1_jb7pq4z wrote

I have a glass bottle with silicone cover. I only use it for water. I have a stainless steel bottle for everything else.

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Scrambled_Cum t1_jb90zna wrote

Buy a bottle made out of borosilicate glass

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CruisinJo214 t1_jb7nwld wrote

Use an insulated glass water bottle.

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CMDR-OIIIIIIIO t1_jb83eue wrote

I've had this Lifefactory one and it is great. Glass with a silicone outer. The handle is trash. You can see it is turning white and will fall off. Luckily I bought it for the bottle and not the handle so I don't care. The spout top is perfect for me but they sell other tops that are in the price range of a Porche. Good bottle though.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08LP1SRBX/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

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messyscott t1_jbbapp6 wrote

I got a Stanley canteen at Ross that has a ceramic coating on the inside, while having the traditional metal outside. I love it so much, no metal/plastic taste.

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ThePastaPig t1_jbbs3u8 wrote

A glass bottle may be for you. But if you’re only interested in plastic I’ve bought a bunch of Nalgene bottles and have never had an issue with any sort of plastic taste.

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Longjumping_Style_97 t1_jb9bug0 wrote

You can always go for a glass bottle. Glass is perfectly inert so it will not react with any liquid you put in it and keeps the taste of it intact.

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ShowUsYourTips t1_jbaknxd wrote

The stainless steel mugs I use all day long don't taste like metal. I'm also sensitive to it. Don't buy cheap brands. Yeti should be fine. I use West Marine store brand.

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confusionevolution OP t1_jbaopgd wrote

Yeti tastes metallic to me lol.

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ShowUsYourTips t1_jbapr5p wrote

If you have one, scrub the inside well with a scouring pad. Rinse and repeat a few times. New stainless mugs need TLC.

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Azn-Jazz t1_jbdhdzn wrote

Buy a bottle water VOSS reduce and reuse glass

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