So imagine the perma-grin I had awhile back when I found the perfect product to help keep the fam organized and replenished at the same time.
These water bottles

So what makes these such a perfect organizational kitchen tool for us?
- BPA free means safe for the family! {I plan on keepin' them around for awhile!}
- They come with an awesome slim holder, which keeps them perfectly corralled in the fridge! {Oh, can you hear the pitter patter of my heart?}
- Each family member has their own color, so we always know who's is who's! {So organized!}
- They are dishwasher safe, which makes them easy to maintain! {Less time hand washing means more time with my dears}
- They eliminate the need to purchase bottled water for our on the go needs, SO much better for our earth! {We heart our earth! She is pretty darn good to us!}
And the best part is that I found these for about $16 {I have since seen them cheaper at Home Goods}, making them about $3 and some change per bottle.

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I can't get over how easy it is to store five water bottles in our fridge, they take up such a small amount of space because of their sweet little caddy! |
They hold up pretty well also, the kiddos are pretty prone to
I would have to say that these bottles are one {of a few} of my favorite kitchen organizational time savers. What are yours?
I have these! I love that they are dishwasher safe! :)
ReplyDeleteOhhh, those are cute. And I love that we get a peek into your fridge. Will you be doing a post on fridge organization soon?
ReplyDeleteI love these! Can't wait to get some of my own. :)
ReplyDeleteDishwasher safe, you say?!?!?! We use similar bottles, and it just ticks me off to no end that I have to handwash the dumb things. These are a dream come true!
ReplyDeleteAnonymous, I will totally do a fridge post, and Life in Rehab, they are definitely dishwasher and {I forgot to mention} FREEZER safe! Love that! I was nervous the lids would melt in the dishwasher, but I just toss them in my utensil basket and they have been great for months!
ReplyDeletexoxo,
Jen
These are awesome, I totally need to invest in these. My husband takes bottled water with his lunch everyday. These would cut down greatly on waste.
ReplyDeleteLove the bottles! Such a great idea!
ReplyDeleteGREAT Idea!!! Where do I find them??? I've never seen them at Home Goods, but then again I wasn't really looking for them either! Can you find them anywhere else? Love you blog and love your ideas!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Love this!
ReplyDeleteLove these!! I have a few of the BPA-free bottles, and I've started using them in the fridge instead of plastic water bottles...but they fall all ove the place! I will definitely check these out, since they have that handy tray to sit in. Renee, the link above takes you to WalMart. They have a bunch of different designs :)
ReplyDeleteOh, I get your excitement. I'd have been dying with excitement over the little fridge tray thingy . . . and Ryan would have mocked me for it.
ReplyDeleteWe heart these at our house! I'm greedy and keep 5 just for me and the boychild has the smaller size set all to himself. Because they can go in the freezer I half fill them, freeze them, top them up in the morning and then they're ready for his lunch box and still cold at lunch time.
ReplyDeleteFor his last party, I bought 2 sets of the little ones and gave each child their own bottle to use at the party and to take home - they LOVED them! And their parents loved that they were BPA free.
I've got to find those. I've (finally) started recycling, but hubby still buys water by the case. I cringe every time I see all those plastic bottles. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteHi all!
ReplyDeleteI have seen these bottles at Home Goods, The Container Store, Walmart.com and Amazon. Just Google: "Water Week Water Bottle Set" and you will probably find a couple of online vendors.
Thanks!!
xoxo,
Jen
How is it I'm the only one to post "where did you find IZZE in a CAN??"
ReplyDeleteBTW, cute bottles :D
Hi mom2irishtwins! I find them at Super Target! Oh how IHeart IZZE!!!
ReplyDeletexoxo,
Jen
I get my Izze in a can at Costco. Back to the bottles... where are they made? I'd buy them if the are not made in China. :)
ReplyDeleteSo...here we are....in April 2012. How did the bottles hold up?? With (going on) 7 kiddos.....I think I'm going to need a few sets! ;-) Thanks for any update! (You've inspired me to go plastics free in my kitchen too!!! My Ikea kids cabinet will be sad.)
ReplyDeleteThey actually held up really well! They are a great inexpensive solution.
DeleteDouble check the IKEA stuff before donating it, it may be BPA free, I believe it is in fact as I recall I jumped the gun before knowing that.
xoxo!
Jen
We've had two sets of these bottles for years and they've held up great. They're a really nice size, leakproof and so easy to toss in the diswasher. The only problem I've had with them is that 4 of them have gone missing! I replaced them with some glass bottles, which I really like, except that they're heavy! I love tossing the plastic ones in my purse, I can easily hold two and they never leak.
DeleteI just bought the boy set of these! Thanks for the tip! (Also, I just discovered your site yesterday, and I've already cleaned out and organized my fridge and freezer. Next stop - the pantry! Thank you!)
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! I have been collecting water bottles over the years but never thought of buying a set or buying 5 all the same (such a hassle to match bottle tops!). I'm curious... What water filter system do you use? If none, that is fine too. No judgement here :)
ReplyDeleteHello!
DeleteWe have used both water filtration setup through our fridge and the bobble water pitcher.
xoxo!