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Why are bottled water companies so fussy about their bottles?

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marmaduke | 17:24 Mon 20th Jun 2005 | Food & Drink
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Why can you not refill a bottle of bottled water? Or not use it for any other purpose than that for which it was originally intended?
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I dunno....but I did find this.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reusing_water_bottles
17:59 Mon 20th Jun 2005
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erm, i re use mine, but i dont drink my tap water, blurgh! i buy spring water from sainsburys or tesco that is 18p for a 2 litre bottle and refill my bottles (small) using this!
20:49 Mon 20th Jun 2005
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I always refuse mine - I have a water filter and refill them from that.
21:59 Mon 20th Jun 2005
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That should be reuse not refuse, obviously!
21:59 Mon 20th Jun 2005
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The main reason is simply because they want you to buy more of their water.  I suppose that the company providing the bottle could claim "passing off" by refilling the bottle but i really can't see much of a case.
22:49 Mon 20th Jun 2005

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