BPAs - all men should read

KenMarcotte wrote:
I did find out that arrowhead water bottles and any Dr. Pepper owned company use Polyethylene terephthalate or PET for short and that is BPA free.

That is very helpful thank you so much

i don't often drink soda, but when i do i prefer dr.pepper...

most of what i drink comes in glass bottles....or cans

RyuJin wrote: i don't often drink soda, but when i do i prefer dr.pepper...

now i know who you are!

RyuJin lives vicariously through himself!

he is left handed, and right handed

once when he was sailing around the world, he found a shortcut

he went to a psychic once ... to warn her

OB1Shinobi wrote: also im willing to bet the thing could be hung sideways or kind of stretched out similar to a hammock and still produce a hefty collection

im also thinking that its flexibility allows it to be contorted to some degree in order to be used in a compacted space like a bacl porch or a balcony

I remember years and years ago, I had designed something along these lines... it was some decades back, about the time I had first heard the term "earth ships" kickin' around... I had it in my somewhat artistic mind to take that term literally, and drew up a house in the shape of an old tall ship, with the bow pointed east, towards the rising morning sun, starboard having the southern exposure, and the sails would act as these nets you speak of do. I'm glad to have seen this thread, as now I'm inspired once again

RyuJin wrote: i don't often drink soda, but when i do i prefer dr.pepper...]

I'm more of a root beer guy, but don't get it often here in Switzerland (it's not exactly the national beverage - and no, the national beverage isn't ricola-flavored ice tea, either - it's probably beer

Anyway, the BPA isn't usually in the bottles, it's in the lids. Or it's in the pipes the bottling companies use. But anyway, I've fathered two beautiful children over the last 3 years, so I'm guessing it hasn't messed with my sperm count.

Tarran wrote:

OB1Shinobi wrote: also im willing to bet the thing could be hung sideways or kind of stretched out similar to a hammock and still produce a hefty collection

im also thinking that its flexibility allows it to be contorted to some degree in order to be used in a compacted space like a bacl porch or a balcony

I remember years and years ago, I had designed something along these lines... it was some decades back, about the time I had first heard the term "earth ships" kickin' around... I had it in my somewhat artistic mind to take that term literally, and drew up a house in the shape of an old tall ship, with the bow pointed east, towards the rising morning sun, starboard having the southern exposure, and the sails would act as these nets you speak of do. I'm glad to have seen this thread, as now I'm inspired once again

thats a really awesome design - inspiration +1

I want to thank everyone that has posted on this forum and given new ideas.