Copper bottles are best used for room temperature or lukewarm water. Avoid hot
beverages, carbonated drinks, dairy, and acidic liquids such as citrus juices or vinegar, as
they can react with copper.

It is recommended to store the water in a copper bottle for at least 6-8 hours, if not overnight for maximum benefits. Copper has natural antibacterial qualities and is known to reduce bacteria and neutralize toxins.

Use lemon and salt or a mild copper cleaner like Pitambari. Avoid putting it in the dishwasher or using abrasive scrubbers.

Yes, and it’s completely natural. Tarnish doesn’t affect performance. In fact, a gentle polish restores its original glow easily.

Absolutely. When used as recommended, copper supports daily wellness and makes a beautiful addition to your routine.

When copper mixes with water it naturally leaves some black marks on the vessel itself. However, this is a sign of copper’s purity and is not harmful at all. To get rid of these marks, you can just clean like you usually do and it would be as good as new.