Clean On The Go with the UV Self Cleaning Water Bottle
Dishes are continuing to pile in the sink, reusable bottles are dirty and none of us can be bothered to clean when we just want a simple bottle of water.
Many of us tend to reach for single-use plastic bottles, that just fill up our rubbish bins and make the unattractive crunch sound when we drink from them, making them the last resort for many who just want a bottle of water.
Reusable bottles are highly sought after, and stainless steel bottles are the very best, but they can be difficult to clean. Wouldn’t you love a self-cleaning bottle that makes it easy to keep using a bottle with the security that it is constantly safe?
Introducing the Self Cleaning UV Water Bottle, by WakeCup!
This Self Cleaning UV Water Bottle is suitable for not just anyone, but especially for those who are going hiking or camping, not knowing how many times the bottle needs to be used. Using UV lights, this water bottle cleans in just 3 minutes, with a simple touch of a button, your bottle is cleaned and ready to use once again. Bacteria, potential mold, and viruses are eliminated within minutes.
With double-walled insulation, the UV bottle can keep liquids cold for up to 12 hours and hot for up to 4 hours if you take your time with your beverage. It gives you peace of mind that your drink will stay at an optimal temperature if you don’t have the ability to drink it as fast as you would typically want to.
You will never have to submerge this bottle into the sink or into a dishwasher. A simple damp cloth will clean the outside, but the UV technology is the main source of cleaning and therefore it cannot get wet. Making your time doing dishes even smaller.
Our Final Opinion on this Gadget
Let’s be proactive with cleaning our bottles and stop using single-use plastic bottles of water and clean on the go with the Self Cleaning UV Water Bottle by WakeCup!
Hayley is one of the most respected woman tech editors in Australia. She is a professional and creative writer from Deakin University in Geelong, Victoria.