The Best Way to Clean a SIGG Bottle
Swiss manufacturer SIGG has been making virtually non-destructible water bottles since 1908. Billed as "the world's toughest water bottle," the bottles are crack-resistant with a non-toxic interior coating that resists chipping, is impervious to the acids in fruit juices or carbonated beverages, and will not retain the taste or smell of any of your drinks. If you follow a few simple cleaning guidelines, your bottle should last for years to come. Does this Spark an idea?
Things You'll Need
- Mild dish washing liquid
- Soft cloth
- SIGG bottle clean tablets (optional)
- SIGG cleaning brush set (optional)
Instructions
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Cleaning Bottle With SIGG Tablets
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Screw off the bottle lid. SIGG bottles feature a variety of bottle tops, but all of them screw off for removal.
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Empty any liquid inside the bottle into the sink.
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Fill the bottle with warm water. Open a SIGG bottle clean tablet, drop it into the bottle, and allow it to sit for 30 minutes.
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Pour out the water/tablet mixture. Rinse the bottle and its lid thoroughly and dry them with a soft cloth. Only use the tablets occasionally, such as when the bottle needs a thorough cleaning or after you have had sugary liquids in it.
Hand-Washing Bottle
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Screw off the bottle lid and empty any liquid inside the bottle into the sink.
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Fill the sink with hot water and add a squirt of mild dish washing liquid. Submerge the bottle and its top into the sudsy water.
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Wash the bottle and lid. Use the larger cleaning brush to reach inside the bottle and scrub the interior. Scrub the bottle-top parts with the small cleaning brush.
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Rinse the bottle and lid under running hot water until all of the suds are gone.
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Dry the bottle and lid thoroughly with a soft cloth.
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Tips & Warnings
Store the bottle opened.
Wash your SIGG bottle before using it for the first time.
Do not leave drinks in the bottle for long periods of time. The liquid could dry out and leave residue behind, making it harder to clean the bottle.
Do not place your SIGG bottle in the dishwasher.
References
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