Choose refillable water bottles

 



Choose tap water – take a refillable water bottle with you wherever you go. Do not purchase single use plastic water bottles, they are too costly. It takes 3 litres of water and 250ml of oil to produce 1 litre of bottled water, this makes it more expensive than tap water. Less than 20 per cent of plastic gets recycled in Australia. By choosing refillable water bottles you are making the right choice and reducing waste. #reduceplastics #choosetap

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