That guy should have used that fangled computer device to learn that water bottles were invented and used in 1947.

I think most plastic water water bottles used in those days were the 5 gallon type I don't remember any 20 oz water bottles from the 60's. Could have been some but sure don't remember them.

I think most plastic water water bottles used in those days were the 5 gallon type I don't remember any 20 oz water bottles from the 60's. Could have been some but sure don't remember them.

I have never heard anyone say I am gonna go get that 5 gallon bottle of water in my life.

I remember the milk being delivered and it having a paper stopper/flap on the top. We used to pick up glass drink bottles and redeem them for gas money for our motor scooters/dirt bikes.
Our water bottle was a garden hose, really didn't matter whose house it was at as no one cared if you got a drink as long at you turned the water off.

You would probably hear it if you worked somewhere that used 5 gallon bottles.
I go to our water bottle storage area to get a 5 gallon bottle of ozarka at least once a week to put on the water dispenser at work. They look like this;

You would probably hear it if you worked somewhere that used 5 gallon bottles.
I go to our water bottle storage area to get a 5 gallon bottle of ozarka at least once a week to put on the water dispenser at work. They look like this;

I saw this all except for the "Electric Milkman Vehicle". We lived in the country. Our milkman delivered glass milk bottles in an old metro looking truck with a gas engine. The large paper sacks that the A&P supermarket put groceries in were heavyweight too. They were reusable for sure. We used to pick apples in them they were that rugged. And talk about a great fire starter for our coal furnace. Paper is much more eco friendly and a lot of folks make a living from producing it. Things got really turned around I think.