Stacking water bottles

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   I was in the grocery store this last week and picked up a couple of bottles of water, grabbed a couple of containers put them in the basket, then checked the shelf tag. The shelf tag said stacking 3 liters, I looked and sure enough the 3 liters of Ozarka water will stack on top of one another, they have an indention on the bottom of the bottle and the other bottle sits right on top.  This will save a huge amount of room, plus they are made of a heavier plastic  (clear plastic) than some of the water containers. I just thought this was unusual and I have a bunch of these already, but never noticed that they can stack on each other. I just thought this information might be of some use to someone.

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	I was in the grocery store this last week and picked up a couple of bottles of water, grabbed a couple of containers put them in the basket, then checked the shelf tag. The shelf tag said stacking 3 liters, I looked and sure enough the 3 liters of Ozarka water will stack on top of one another, they have an indention on the bottom of the bottle and the other bottle sits right on top. This will save a huge amount of room, plus they are made of a heavier plastic (clear plastic) than some of the water containers. I just thought this was unusual and I have a bunch of these already, but never noticed that they can stack on each other. I just thought this information might be of some use to someone.