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How to clean a reusable bottle, lid and straw

Go beyond rinsing the bottle: wash removable lid and straw parts as the manufacturer directs, then dry them thoroughly.

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For people reusing water bottles, tumblers and sports bottles. Have the product care instructions, dish soap, lukewarm water, a bottle or straw brush if needed, and a drying space. Existing brushes can minimize cost. Manufacturer guidance from CamelBak and Hydro Flask shows that dishwasher compatibility varies by model and removable straws, valves and caps need attention. This general guide does not replace rules for infant bottles, medical containers or specialist filter bottles.

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