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Re: Re: How strange... (Reply to this comment)
by jo.com,  in Sports & Outdoors
Great essay- lots of info for people. My Platypus has a nozzle like the commenter mentioned. It has a piece that turns to let water out when you drink from the hose and then you turn the piece back and water can't come out. I really love it. jo
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Aug 19 '04
7:32 pm PDT
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Re: I see.............. (Reply to this comment)
by jps246, in Sports & Outdoors
I did - and to think - I didn't realize where they were for years...
Jeff
(i'm not dumb, I just can't see)
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Aug 19 '04
10:11 am PDT
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Re: How strange... (Reply to this comment)
by jps246, in Sports & Outdoors
What a small world!
have a question about mouth controlled nozzles. My cousins had these bottles that would only give you water if you sucked on the nozzle. I thought it was a great design, because it's one less place for leakage. I don't know the name of that style of nozzle or who makes it
The mouth controlled nozzle I was talking about was the one that is connected to the house on the bladders - it's a fairly simple design and when you bite down on it, you open it up so water can flow through.
I too have seen them on smaller bottles here and there, but I'm not sure I've ever seen one in the store - so I'm not sure I can tell you were to find one.
Jeff
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Aug 19 '04
10:10 am PDT
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How strange... (Reply to this comment)
by agentunderfire
I have been recently doing research on water bottles and here I come across your essay! :D
I have a question about mouth controlled nozzles. My cousins had these bottles that would only give you water if you sucked on the nozzle. I thought it was a great design, because it's one less place for leakage. I don't know the name of that style of nozzle or who makes it.
Any help would be appretiated. Thanks! :)
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Aug 19 '04
9:53 am PDT
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