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Blue Glass Bottles

July 23, 2007

If you've read Zero Limits, the best-selling book from Joe Vitale and Ihaleakala Hew Len that teaches Hawaiian Ho'oponopono, you no doubt read Dr. Len's suggestion to drink Blue Solar Water (water that you've put in a blue glass bottle (no metal lid) and placed in sunlight for 1 or 2 hours).

ORDER LINK:Purchase Blue Glass Bottles Here!.

Read my review of Zero Limits Here.

If you're like me, you looked in your kitchen cabinets and found that you didn't have anything that would work.

So where do you get a blue glass bottle or a few blue glass bottles to use for making Blue Solar Water? I did a few searches and realized that it wasn't going to be something that I found quickly. I found small blue bottles, but not anything larger than 8oz or 16oz. I wanted something larger.

I finally located a source for 1 liter blue glass bottles with a non-metallic lid.

ORDER LINK:Purchase Blue Glass Bottles Here!.

Until Next Time,
Fred

Updated 7-27-2007:Now taking orders for bottles!

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From: MikeinSanJose

I only have 1 blue bottle. Can I fill it, set it in the sun, then transfer the Blue Solar Water to another container to make more, or does that water need to remain in the blue bottle until it is used?
Posted by MikeinSanJose on June 6, 2008 3:27 PM
From Fred...

I don't really know the answer to that question. If you transfer it, I would transfer it to a glass bottle, no metal lid, and consume it as soon as possible.

Keep in mind that I'll be glad to sell you more bottles!!!
Posted by Fred Black on June 6, 2008 7:38 PM
From: Jin-young Park

Hello? I live in Seoul of Korea. Buy a lot of effort in order to process the blue glass bottles. However, you could not find. I finally found the site. Very pleased. I would like to purchase and process the bottles. How do we do this? English is difficult. Please, let me know how to buy.
I have a good answer awaits.
Posted by Jin-young Park on June 13, 2008 9:06 AM
From Fred...

Jin-young;
I emailed you a few days ago, I just need your shipping address and I can get a shipping quote.
Posted by Fred Black on June 16, 2008 11:00 AM
From: Jamie Z

Hello Fred my name is Jamie Zacharek. i live in Syracuse NY and am 28 yrs. old. I just found your website tonight and i think what you do is amazing and i will be sending you a donation that i can afford . i have been trying hard to find a legit way to make a little xtra cash on the internet to help my family. i finally found something real. i hope. i would like to purchase some blue bottles from you could you email me back with some info on that. i would truelly appreciate it. thanks Jamie
Posted by Jamie Z on November 5, 2008 12:56 AM
From Fred...

Jamie... just click the link above to purchase the bottles...
Posted by Fred Black on November 5, 2008 7:47 AM
From: Yvette

I have a sunroom - glass covered and surrounded. Can the bottles be placed on a table in full sunlight here, or do they need to be outside? I would prefer to have then sun drenched to electric light infused.
Is there any need to infuse the bottles with "I'm sorry, Please forgive me, Thank you, I love you", or to brand them with any thought or item?
Posted by Yvette on May 9, 2009 9:55 AM
From Fred...

Yvette;
I would place the bottles outside in direct sunlight because most glass used in houses absorbs or filters out UV and some other parts of the spectrum.

As far as infusing, you could use a black permanente marker, like a Sharpie, or even an old fashioned grease pencil to write on the outside of the bottles.

Fred

Posted by Fred Black on May 11, 2009 8:52 PM
From: Janine

Hi Fred,

Thank you for sending me all the blue bottles I ordered.
I looked into finding bigger jugs but couldn't. So I painted some!!! They work really well.

A friend of mine asked me why the bottles had to be blue....I was stumped for an answer. He has a clear water (same in every way but color as the ones you sell)

So, do you know why blue is better?

Love,
Janine
Posted by Janine on July 7, 2010 3:54 PM
From Fred...

Janine;
That's what Dr. Hew Len said God told him. It's also an ancient Hawaiian practice I think.
Posted by Fred Black on July 7, 2010 4:21 PM