When leaving the house, we always check that we have the essentials: the mobile phone, wallet, keys… But there is another basic item that usually accompanies us, whether for a walk, going to work, or the gym: a water bottle to keep us hydrated.
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You probably have one made of steel or glass, as they are the most common. However, it is not the only material they are made of. From EL PAÍS Escaparate we have found this reusable bottle that stands out for having an attractive design and being made of copper.
Why copper?
Although these bottles have gained popularity recently, copper in this type of container is not something new. You have to go back several centuries to find the origin of its use. Various cultures, over the years, have attributed benefits to the body, which is why they have used copper to store water.
From a scientific perspective, there are studies that support its antimicrobial capacity. This means that this metal can help reduce the presence of bacteria and other microorganisms, which helps keep the water in better condition.
A leak-proof design
This bottle, made of 100% copper, has a lacquered coating on the outside, giving it a shiny appearance. In addition, it has a reinforced cap with a silicone ring to seal it. This way, you can carry it in your backpack, bag, or hand without spilling a single drop of water.
It has a capacity of 950 milliliters and is available in several models so you can choose the one you like best. “I love it, it’s light, easy to wash. I use it every day,” says one of the people who has purchased it. Remember that, like other reusable bottles, it must always be washed before each use. In this case, it should be done with a mixture of water, salt, and lemon.
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*All purchase prices included in this article are updated as of August 6, 2026.
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