I always buy a couple of 1 liter bottles on my way to work in the morning. This day was no exception, but it was exceptional in that I stopped off at a new convience store that I do not normally go to and I didn't squeeze the bottles first before buying them. The water inside the bottles was nearly frozen. I didn't think anything of it.
I got to work and started drinking my first bottle. I noticed upon openning it, that the bottle itself was "squishy" rather than firm, but the cap had not been tampered with, so I thought it was safe. I started drinking it anyway. I drank about 3 quarters of it when I looked inside and saw stuff floating around in it. At first, I thought it was just bits of ice, but then I looked closer and noticed that the inside plastic liner of the bottle had been disintegrating. I have not sent the water to a lab or anything, but I have good reason to believe that the floating stuff was plastic! And I had been drinking it all along! (Anyone know how many carbs there are in plastic)?
I called the manufacturer, and they wanted me to send the bottle and water back to them right away. While I am in favor of helping the company recall the defective water, if I sent the bottle back, and DIED, what recourse would my family have? So, at lunch time, I went back to the same store and looked for another bottle to send back to the company. I found an even worse bottle! I will try to post pictures of these later, so you can get grossed out too.
BTW. Does anyone know what I should expect healthwise given that I drank plastic today?
I got to work and started drinking my first bottle. I noticed upon openning it, that the bottle itself was "squishy" rather than firm, but the cap had not been tampered with, so I thought it was safe. I started drinking it anyway. I drank about 3 quarters of it when I looked inside and saw stuff floating around in it. At first, I thought it was just bits of ice, but then I looked closer and noticed that the inside plastic liner of the bottle had been disintegrating. I have not sent the water to a lab or anything, but I have good reason to believe that the floating stuff was plastic! And I had been drinking it all along! (Anyone know how many carbs there are in plastic)?
I called the manufacturer, and they wanted me to send the bottle and water back to them right away. While I am in favor of helping the company recall the defective water, if I sent the bottle back, and DIED, what recourse would my family have? So, at lunch time, I went back to the same store and looked for another bottle to send back to the company. I found an even worse bottle! I will try to post pictures of these later, so you can get grossed out too.
BTW. Does anyone know what I should expect healthwise given that I drank plastic today?






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