HOw To RETRO WATER BOTTLES


I haven't blogged in awhile about anything cool that I've found for the farm so indulge me why I rattle on about these awesome bottles I found!

A while back, I blogged HERE about some other great bottles I found to use for milk and juice.  What we were lacking though were bottles for water.  




 I remember that both of my Grandmothers always kept water in glass bottles in the fridge.  It seemed to be the coldest water ever.  So the other day, I was at my weekly lunch break store, Marshall's Homegoods, and I found these!



We LOVE them because they are so retro looking.  They are also made of a nice, heavy glass with tops that easily snap closed, and what is most retro of all...



...they have these indention's to make it easy for your hand to grab them and pick up!  I swear, I think one of the bottles I remember from visiting my Grandparents had the exact same thing.





You know we have a fondness for things that are "green" when we can find them, and these fit that bill as well...they are handmade of recycled glass. 

 Of course, I bought three of them and went home.  2nd Man said "why didn't you buy more?", ha.  So I went back and found only one more.  But we should still have enough for water in the fridge and then putting it on the table for guests or outside under the (future) dining tree.


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