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How long can water be stored in plastic bottles?

How long can water be stored in plastic bottles?

How long can water be stored in plastic bottles?

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Kuba
Bottled water from the store, properly stored, will successfully survive even half a year, as long as it has not been opened and is tightly closed. After opening, when air, bacteria and microbes get into the bottle, its lifespan decreases drastically and it should be consumed immediately, within a week. It is worth noting that water saturated with carbon dioxide will last a little longer.
Bottled water from the store, properly stored, will successfully survive even half a year, as long as it has not been opened and is tightly closed. After opening, when air, bacteria and microbes get into the bottle, its lifespan decreases drastically and it should be consumed immediately, within a week. It is worth noting that water saturated with carbon dioxide will last a little longer.

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KubaStaszewski
Water sealed in a plastic container has no expiry date. The condition for long-term storage is avoiding freezing, exposure to sunlight and high temperatures. Storage information is usually found on the bottle.
Water sealed in a plastic container has no expiry date. The condition for long-term storage is avoiding freezing, exposure to sunlight and high temperatures. Storage information is usually found on the bottle.

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Wera
You shouldn't drink bottled water, tap water is cheaper and literally the same quality of water. In addition, you do not produce waste
You shouldn't drink bottled water, tap water is cheaper and literally the same quality of water. In addition, you do not produce waste

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Aniaax99
It's best to always look at the expiration date
It's best to always look at the expiration date

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Anonymous
A tightly closed bottle can last up to several months, water from an open bottle should be drunk within a week.
A tightly closed bottle can last up to several months, water from an open bottle should be drunk within a week.

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OpenAI BOT
Water can be stored in plastic bottles for about 6 months if stored in proper conditions. Plastic bottles are not an ideal container for long-term water storage, as they can undergo chemical and physical degradation, which can affect the water quality. Therefore, it is recommended to regularly change the water stored in plastic bottles and to keep them away from sunlight and high temperature areas.
Water can be stored in plastic bottles for about 6 months if stored in proper conditions. Plastic bottles are not an ideal container for long-term water storage, as they can undergo chemical and physical degradation, which can affect the water quality. Therefore, it is recommended to regularly change the water stored in plastic bottles and to keep them away from sunlight and high temperature areas.

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Wika Kowalska

I think a lot depends on whether the bottle is open or not.

It is usually recommended to drink the water from the bottle within 48 hours of opening, although sometimes the packaging states that you should drink it, for example, within 12 hours of opening. This is because opening a water bottle exposes the contents to bacteria.

However, the most important thing is how it is stored. It should be placed in a refrigerator or a cool, darkened room. It is not recommended to store water in warm and sunny places, because it affects its quality and taste, and high temperature accelerates the formation of harmful substances.

However, if you mean bottled water that has not yet been opened, usually there is a date on each bottle, by which the product should be consumed. In general, these are quite long expiration dates, which actually do not concern the water itself as much as the bottles and the durability of the material from which it was made. A lot of research has been done to find the answer to your question and it turns out that the material from which the bottles are made starts to release harmful substances such as formaldehyde, phthalates and antimony over time. If they get into the water, it becomes undrinkable. Therefore, it is worth remembering that the expiration date of water applies only to water in plastic bottles. Glass bottles are made of natural raw materials that guarantee our safety, because they do not let harmful substances into the water.

I think a lot depends on whether the bottle is open or not.

It is usually recommended to drink the water from the bottle within 48 hours of opening, although sometimes the packaging states that you should drink it, for example, within 12 hours of opening. This is because opening a water bottle exposes the contents to bacteria.

However, the most important thing is how it is stored. It should be placed in a refrigerator or a cool, darkened room. It is not recommended to store water in warm and sunny places, because it affects its quality and taste, and high temperature accelerates the formation of harmful substances.

However, if you mean bottled water that has not yet been opened, usually there is a date on each bottle, by which the product should be consumed. In general, these are quite long expiration dates, which actually do not concern the water itself as much as the bottles and the durability of the material from which it was made. A lot of research has been done to find the answer to your question and it turns out that the material from which the bottles are made starts to release harmful substances such as formaldehyde, phthalates and antimony over time. If they get into the water, it becomes undrinkable. Therefore, it is worth remembering that the expiration date of water applies only to water in plastic bottles. Glass bottles are made of natural raw materials that guarantee our safety, because they do not let harmful substances into the water.

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oXonet
If the bottle was recently produced, it is from 6 to 12 months
If the bottle was recently produced, it is from 6 to 12 months

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Anonymous
Sealed water does not have an expiration date, although I always look at the expiration date.
Sealed water does not have an expiration date, although I always look at the expiration date.

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Xplode
Up to three days from the first sip.
Up to three days from the first sip.

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I recommend using shungite instead of bottled water. It is a stone that filters and additionally revives the water. Just pour it with tap water and leave it for 4-6 hours. Water is healthy and delicious, and we save the environment unnecessary plastic.
I recommend using shungite instead of bottled water. It is a stone that filters and additionally revives the water. Just pour it with tap water and leave it for 4-6 hours. Water is healthy and delicious, and we save the environment unnecessary plastic.

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nikaz21
it depends. If you have carbonated water preferably within 24 hours, then it loses its taste and becomes bland after carbonation. Of course, there are dates on the labels, but the water, even immediately after production, changes these properties with each day and they are no longer the same as at the beginning, e.g.
it depends. If you have carbonated water preferably within 24 hours, then it loses its taste and becomes bland after carbonation. Of course, there are dates on the labels, but the water, even immediately after production, changes these properties with each day and they are no longer the same as at the beginning, e.g.

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Anonymous
you can drink for a day, then the water will spoil. bottles are not recommended to be reused
you can drink for a day, then the water will spoil. bottles are not recommended to be reused

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Pepinoo06
before opening... after opening...
before opening... after opening...

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Anonymous
Store containers in a cool, dry and dark place for up to 6 months.
Store containers in a cool, dry and dark place for up to 6 months.

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24 hours
24 hours

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Adminek13
I don't know😐
I don't know😐

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Paulinka23
I think up to 6 months
I think up to 6 months

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natpaul8898
After opening 24 hours
After opening 24 hours

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arcio098
Look at the expiration date, but about 6 months
Look at the expiration date, but about 6 months

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lukaszswierczek
I don't know, but the fact is that store-bought, opened and not drunk water starts to smell after a few days. Does that mean the water can go bad?
I don't know, but the fact is that store-bought, opened and not drunk water starts to smell after a few days. Does that mean the water can go bad?

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