17 fl. oz.
Stay refreshed and hydrated while carrying the beauty of art, wherever you go. Each water bottle is stainless steel and holds seventeen fluid ounces. The double wall design keeps beverages colder for longer.
Instructions for use:
- Wash before using.
- Hand wash only — Using a dishwasher may damage the product’s appearance or functionality.
- Avoid abrasive cleaners that can scratch the surface of the product.
- After washing, dry the product completely to prevent water spots and odors.
Warnings:
- Do not microwave, freeze, or boil.
- To minimize bacterial growth, avoid storing warm dairy products, baby food, or other perishable liquids for long periods.
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Made exclusively for The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art, Winter Park, Florida.