Custom Glass Water Bottles: Classic and Stylish

November 4, 2015Bulletin Bottle Products, Promotion IdeasGlass Water BottlesBulletin Bottle

Custom glass water bottles are at once classic and stylish, and Bulletin Bottle [.com] is proud to offer a hand-picked assortment of them.

Glass is a time-tested, preferred water bottle material for lots of reasons. Custom glass water bottles are made from sustainable raw materials and can be recycled over and over again—with no loss of purity. It’s this clarity that keeps water tasting like water, with no altering of its flavor the way that some metal and plastic bottles can leave an ever-so-slight aftertaste (that’s only perceptible to some). Continue reading →

USA Made Custom Water Bottles: Always In Style

October 30, 2015Bulletin Bottle Products, Promotion IdeasUSA MadeBulletin Bottle

USA made custom water bottles have always been popular at Bulletin Bottle [.com]. Perhaps it’s because of our selection (we currently have 20 made in the USA custom water bottles!). Maybe it’s because demand for USA made custom water bottles supports manufacturing jobs, which contributes to a healthy economy (and job creation).

The great news is that you don’t have to compromise quality, style, or budget if you’re considering USA made custom water bottles. Bulletin Bottle [.com] has custom water bottles that are made in the USA from Tritan, BPA-free plastic, and aluminum at price points to fit every budget. Continue reading →

Water Bottle Fundraisers are Popular Any Time of Year

October 27, 2015Bulletin Bottle Products, Promotion IdeasFundraisers, Nonprofits, SchoolsBulletin Bottle

Think it’s too close to the holidays to have a successful fundraiser? Not true! Water bottle fundraisers can raise money at any time of year.

Yes, the holiday season is racing towards us, but guess what? People need holiday gifts, and what better way to help your favorite nonprofit or school than by supporting water bottle fundraisers? Continue reading →

Shopping for Custom Water Bottles? Bulletin Bottle is All New!

October 20, 2015Bulletin Bottle ProductsBulletin Bottle

Custom Water Bottles Site All New — What? Bulletin Bottle [.com] is all new? Yippee!

Bulletin Bottle [.com] has an all-new look! Our website is now cleaner, more straightforward, and mobile friendly—which makes it easier for you to find custom water bottles for your next project! If our site feels familiar, that’s because we tried hard to bring over some long-standing design elements.

So, what do YOU think of the all-new Bulletin Bottle [.com]? Do you find that it’s easier to find the custom water bottles you’re looking for? Let us know what you like, don’t like, or want to see in the future. We’d love to hear from you!

And, if you haven’t visited Bulletin Bag [.com], our reusable bag division, you should check it out—it will feel like you’ve already been there!

Water Bottles for Kids: Why You Need Tracking

September 18, 2015Bulletin Bottle ProductsChild SafetyBulletin Bottle

If you’re shopping for water bottles for kids, you may have read our FAQ on CPSIA and child-safety.

If you’re still questioning why we need to put tracking information on your bottles, though, read on.

Today, 178,000 water bottles were recalled by Zak Designs. The inner plastic straw in the cap can break and pose a choking hazard. Seven children reported plastic fragments in their mouths while using these bottles.

So what does this mean for you? Continue reading →

College Student’s Nonprofit: Buy a Water Bottle, Give a Water Bottle

September 11, 2015Plastics NewsCool KidsBulletin Bottle

When Sasha Meyer was a high school senior in Southern California, she worked at a homeless shelter. The shelter was unable to provide enough water bottles to satisfy the needs of its clients, so Sasha decided to help.

She got plastic water bottles, wrote kind quotes and messages on them, and distributed them on her own.

Sasha wanted to continue her project when she left for college at the University of Notre Dame, so when she was a freshman she presented the idea to the University’s social impact club. They approved it, and her nonprofit organization, The Heartening, was born. Continue reading →

Water Bottle Giveaways: Great Election Campaign Idea!

September 1, 2015Bulletin Bottle Products, Promotion IdeasEvents, Printing IdeasBulletin Bottle

Even though Election Day is more than a year away, the Presidential race is already in full swing. The heat is on and candidates know they need to cut through the clutter and be top of mind—starting NOW.

In recent elections, candidates have discovered the power of water bottle giveaways.

Don’t believe us? Continue reading →

Top 5: Back to School Water Bottles

August 17, 2015Bulletin Bottle Products, Reusable Water Bottle TipsFundraisers, SchoolsBulletin Bottle

Kids are heading back to school, but summer’s still in full swing! School water bottles should definitely be on your shopping list, because kids need to stay hydrated long after the temps drop.

Here are our favorite school water bottles (psst…they’re also great for fundraisers!). They’re all CPSIA approved for use by children ages 3+, so even preschoolers can drink water in style! Continue reading →

Small Tritan Water Bottle with Straw: Good Things in Small Packages

August 4, 2015Bulletin Bottle Products, Promotion Ideas, Staff ReviewsChild Safety, Fundraisers, Nonprofits, Schools, Tritan BottlesBulletin Bottle

A recent blog talked about how the right water bottle makes all the difference if you’re trying to make lasting changes and it all started when I was ordering a bottle to test. This is the story of that test bottle.

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Kick the Soda Habit? Start With the Right Bottle (Really!)

July 23, 2015Bulletin Bottle Products, Reusable Water Bottle TipsTritan BottlesBulletin Bottle

I’ve been at Bulletin Bottle since the beginning, and since I only drink water and iced coffee during the day, it didn’t take long for me to figure out that flip up straws, large capacities, and Tritan water bottles are my faves.

This is because 1) I’m too lazy to unscrew a bottle, 2) I drink a lot of water, and 3) I tend to drop things.

But enough about me. Continue reading →