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LifeStraw Go bottles: remove filters before dishwashing, skip heated dry

LifeStraw recommends handwashing its Go Series. Dishwasher cleaning is possible only after removing filters, without heated drying. Clean the mouthpiece, lid interior and cap threads separately.

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Text-only link to LifeStraw's official Go Series dishwasher-cleaning advice.

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It is easy to mistake a dishwasher-compatible bottle for an entirely dishwasher-safe assembled unit. LifeStraw explicitly requires filter removal and avoidance of heated dry; small cap seals can go missing. Filter disinfection and long-term storage have separate manufacturer procedures not covered by this everyday bottle-washing guide.

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Identify your LifeStraw Go Series version and filter configuration, then empty the bottle.
Follow its instructions to separate the activated-carbon and membrane filters. Never put the installed filters through the dishwasher with the bottle.
Handwashing the bottle is preferred. If using a dishwasher, wash only the Go Series bottle without filters and turn off heated dry.
Where detachable, clean the lid cover and mouthpiece separately. Include the inside of the cover surrounding the mouthpiece and the cap threads.
Keep track of small clear plugs and black gaskets in the lid so they do not disappear during washing.
Reassemble only when all bottle parts are clean and dry, using the maker's instructions. Do not apply dish soap or improvised sanitizers to the filter media; consult the separate official filter-care procedure.

Text-only link to LifeStraw's official Go Series dishwasher-cleaning advice.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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