Faucet Face Tap Water Bottles
Faucet Face aims to counter the flashy and insidious marketing of bottled water companies with stylish, reusable water bottles featuring designs by artists and illustrators. I’m not sure I’d pay $15 for a glass bottle when I can just as easily use old jars and yogurt bottles, but 5 percent of the proceeds go to charity: water, and the bottle designs may be worth the price tag for a lot of people.
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Lee said | 12 February, 2010
I think these are terrific and would consider buying one for each of my kids.
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Jen said | 16 December, 2009
i think these are a little more snazzy than an old jar