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Question: Cleaning Camelbak bottle with bite-valve? I've ordered some of the Camelbak water bottles with the bite-valve since they've gotten such good reviews, but I'm wondering... what's the best way to keep them clean?  I usually put my water bottles thru the dishwasher to make sure they get sterilized, but I'm guessing that wouldn't work with the bite valve.  Anyone have any methods that work?  I hate the idea of germs building up in that thing...
Document: This review is for the CamelBak BPA-Free Water Bottle with Bite Valve. We have four of them---two .75L bottles and two .4L kids' bottles. Never have had a problem with them leaking, and my four-year-old has had no problems using the bite valve. The bottles are easy to pull apart and clean; I put mine in the top rack of the dishwasher. Since our family loves being outdoors, they've been a big help, especially during the brutal Texas summers.
Ok, I may be the only person on the planet but I absolutely hate the Camelbak water bottles with bite valve. First of all, having to bite down on a wad of plastic every time I want a drink is very, very annoying. Second, I foresee huge problems in cleaning this annoying "bite valve" - can't be done any way I can see so what's to prevent it from getting germy and mucky and overall unhealthy.
But the Camelback is just right for me. At about 24 oz capacity, if I drink a whole bottle in a day, I feel like I've gotten a good amount of water, plus it fits just fine in the office fridge. Carrying it around by the little loop is convenient because I can put my pinky through it if my hands are full of papers or a laptop or iPad.I did make one modification. The whole bite-valve thing felt a bit silly.
So how could anyone get so excited about a water bottle? Good question, I will be sure to ask my therapist this next week. In the meantime, read on:  CamelBak hit a MAJOR home run with this one. I have purchased *way* too many water bottles in the past (just ask my wife), but this is far and away the best one.
While to some this may seem a bit overpriced, this bottle is really good quality. The only issue I've seen with it is how slow the water comes out. Compared to my camelbak backpack with a big bite valve, this thing flows nearly no water. I guess this should be expected, but just know that this probably isn't the best choice for exercising as it takes a while to get enough water. However, for daily use at work/school/ or anything else, this is a great product!
Great water bottle! I purchased this water bottle for school, and it is amazing. Everything works well, and I like the bite valve idea that they used on it. The only downside to this bottle is that the material of the bite valve causes a lot of dirt and hair to collect on there, but I just take the lid off and drink from there. I would definitely recommend this to anyone, but just make sure to get something to cover the bite valve!
Love this bottle, it's absolutely the best water bottle out there. We now have two of them in our household and use them every day for school and work. This has gotten my daughter and I drinking much more water, and there isn't any of that plastic-y taste in there either, just completely natural. We clean them frequently which helps I'm sure. These are a bit pricier then normal water bottles but with as durable as they are it's definitely worth every penny!
This happened in both cups! I was going to replace them but then I realized I will be spending $6 every month on each cup to replace the valves. I usually wash them by hand and have only put them in the dishwasher a few times.I looked through the reviews and haven't seen anyone else with this  problem. I may use try to use the cup without the valve.
Its a great water bottle for work. I didn't know it needed tablets to keep it clean, I usually just dissemble it and put it in the dishwasher. It does leak when on its side, it also leaks standing up too, and when your drinking out of it. It is really strange, and gets all over the place.
I bought this bottle to keep me hydrated at work. Since it has a straw, I figured it was a little more "civilized" for the office than a squeeze-type bottle. This was the first CamelBak product I had bought, so it took me a day or two to get used to the bite valve.I bought the 0.75 L size, and will probably be investing in the 1 L size soon, as I drink way more water than I had anticipated.
Answer: yes