Bottled water is up to a hundred times worse than previously thought when it comes to the number of tiny plastic bits it contains, a new study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences ...

Is it true that you should not drink from plastic water bottles left in a hot car? Microplastics — plastic particles smaller than five millimeters — are in our food, water, clothing, personal care ...

Reusing plastic bottles can pose health risks due to bacterial growth and chemical leaching. Discover safe alternatives and tips for minimizing environmental impact.

"If there’s instances of people bringing weapons in," said Damian Jones, a Scranton School District parent, "whatever is safer for the kids." With the first day of school getting closer, the Scranton ...

For a deeper wash, scientists recommend popping the bottle in the dishwasher if it’s safe to do so, or dissolving a denture ...

Here's a common situation for you: you're out on the road on a hot day with a big ol' water bottle in one hand. It's important to stay hydrated when the sun's bearing down and all that. At some point, ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Your water bottle contains a lot more microplastics than you might think. These were the findings of a ...

On a hot day, there's nothing quite as refreshing as a cold water, but which vessel you drink it from can have drastic impact on its flavor.