Platypus Plus Premium Bottle Keep yourself hydrated using the Platypus Plus Premium Bottle on your outdoor activities and continue on without quitting. Thanks to the new film added to this improved premium bottle it has been made softer and more flexible, while at the same time adding durability for daily use. The Platypus premium bottle is easy to carry since it comes with a narrow mid-section and a new grab and hang loop, that makes drinking easy. The anti-microbial treatment is an all-natural slime guard anti-microbial that keeps your water fresh and taste-free. This collapsible bottle is 80% lighter and more compact than other bottles of equal volume on the market. This versatile bottle allows you to attach different lids even hydration tubes and accessories. Take the Platypus Plus Premium Bottle on your outdoor adventures.
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Shopper
Is this bottle made in the USA or is it imported?
KEITH E
quick check on their website clearly states that it is made in the USA
ANDREW W
Each product page on their website (google "platypus bottle") says made in the USA.
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Andrew
Shopper
Is this one bottle or two?
JACOB B
one
JOELLE T
I have purchased this recently, and it is one (1) bottle, of 1L (liter) or 34oz.
MARK M
It's only one bottle.
Chris N
How to clean this?
BAMBI G
I love my platypus, no after taste! As soon as I get home from a trip I rinse out my platypus, then fill it .5L and add about 1/4 c. of white vinegar, swish it around, dump and then rinse a few times. If it has any grim on the inside I use a soft laboratory/bottle brush. Since going green I found a use for my paper towel holder, I turn my platypus upside down on the rod to dry. Hope this helps!
Chris N
Wow, what a great idea using the towel rod for drying. It works! Also, I should have thought of the viniger myself as I am a big fan of using it for so many things. Thank you for the reply.
ADAM W
Rinse this bottle with soapy water to clean easily.
RICHARD K
I usually fill the bottle about half way with water. Put about an 1/8 cup of bleach in it (use a brand without soap) shake it up, fill it the rest of the way with water and let it soak for a couple of hours. Then dump it half out shake some more, dump and rinse with water.
For drinking, I also never really put anything into it but water.
PHILLIP H
Well, since they don't make a Platypus Plus Premium Bottle Brush, you could try to use either the Camelbak cleaning system, a generic equivalent or a baby bottle brush, but I suspect all are too big. You could try to get some 3/4-1" in diameter bottle brushes from Grainger or Amazon. You can also use Hydration Reservoir Cleaning Tablets, 20 Ct. made by Outdoor Products (Part No. CAA005-ZZZOP) available at Wal Mart or Amazon. Or you could just empty it, rinse it out with a mild solution of H2O and Clorox, rinse again and let it air dry immediately after you return from your outing. If you wait 2 years between emptying and cleaning your reservoir and you find that it is filled with a beautiful blue green algae...mix up about a 1/4 cup of Chlorox with warm water, pour it into the reservoir, shake it up good and let it sit with for 30 minutes or so until all the green gunk is gone. Then rinse and repeat as necessary.
