I help people every day find the perfect water ionizer for their budget and health needs. I hate to see people spend extra money to ensure they are getting the very best water ionizer and then store it in a way that unnecessarily loses the pH and ORP benefits.
The wrong storage of ionized water wastes money and health benefits!
It’s crucial to be informed and educated about the best storage methods to fully enjoy the benefits of ionized water. I’ve tried every single way possible of storing ionized water [plastic, glass, stainless] and all kinds of shapes, designs, and sizes of water containers, and the very best ionized water containers I’ve found are: special vacuum-sealed, stainless bottles. I used to think a simple mason jar was best, but there were problems with aesthetics, breakage, and the lid rusting that made me seek out another solution. The stainless-steel, vacuum-sealed bottles come in two styles: wide-mouth and narrow-top. You can view all the options on this page. Accessories & Other Products.
Now that I have found these great storage containers for ionized water, I can go for 8 or 10 hours and still feel confident that my water remains well-ionized.
Vacuum-Sealed, Stainless Sports Bottles:
Our double-walled, food-grade, high-quality stainless steel sport bottles are the perfect storage containers for ionized water! Just fill them to the inner “lip”, screw on the lid, and go! Hours later, you can open and drink great, refreshing ionized water, in which the pH and ORP are perfectly preserved. This reliable method ensures that your ionized water remains at its best, giving you the security and trust that you have the healthiest water to drink.
The principles of the vacuum-sealed bottle and the mason jar are similar in that they both eliminate air from the storage compartment, resulting in better preservation of pH and ORP. However, the vacuum-sealed bottle, with its nipple-shaped, sealed lid, provides a more effective and reliable seal, ensuring the conservation of the benefits of ionized water over a longer period.
The vacuum bottle eliminates air by inserting a nipple-shaped, sealed lid into the bottle’s neck.
Why can't plastic work?
Plastic is detrimental for several reasons. Even if it’s BPA-free, it still contains chemicals that most likely leach into the water. However, another factor is that, regardless of chemical leaching, plastic is porous and can’t retain pH and ORP well. If you must use plastic, then pick a food-grade plastic that is thick rather than thin. Either way, though, it won’t be able to store ionized water as well as the stainless-vacuum bottles described above.