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Woman’s ‘rancid’ habit blasted as she finds mould growth in water bottle

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Published 12:28 25 Apr 2024 GMT+1

Woman’s ‘rancid’ habit blasted as she finds mould growth in water bottle

This isn't for those with a weak stomach

Rhiannon Ingle

Rhiannon Ingle

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Featured Image Credit: TikTok/@notaverykatherine

Topics: Real Life, Health, TikTok

Rhiannon Ingle
Rhiannon Ingle

Rhiannon Ingle is a Senior Journalist at Tyla, specialising in TV, film, travel, and culture. A graduate of the University of Manchester with a degree in English Literature, she honed her editorial skills as the Lifestyle Editor of The Mancunian, the UK’s largest student newspaper. With a keen eye for storytelling, Rhiannon brings fresh perspectives to her writing, blending critical insight with an engaging style. Her work captures the intersection of entertainment and real-world experiences.

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  • I'm sure many of us have picked up bad habits over the years but it's clear some of our vices are way worse than others.

And one woman proved exactly that after being blasted for her 'rancid' habit after revealing that she found mould growth in water bottle yet still drank from it.

Avery, who goes by the handle @notaverykatherine online, took to TikTok to share with her 832.3k followers a little more about her 'infamous mouldy water bottle'.

Avery opened up about her 'rancid' water bottle habit. (TikTok/@notaverykatherine)
Avery opened up about her 'rancid' water bottle habit. (TikTok/@notaverykatherine)

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"I have a confession to make," she continued. "I have been drinking out of it and there is hella, hella mould in it."

With that said, however, Avery claimed she just didn't 'care', adding: "Call me clinically insane. I just don't care."

She then showed viewers the nozzle area of her water bottle caked in mould , continuing: "You guys might scream."

"Is that bad because I just stay like this," she said while drinking out of the bottle. "I stay drinking it."

Avery also admitted that there was also mould in the straw, calling the state of the water bottle a 'crime scene'.

What a sight. (TikTok/@notaverykatherine)
What a sight. (TikTok/@notaverykatherine)

"It's not that I don't wash it," she carried on, "like I do wash it, but like I don't know what else to do to prevent it."

The TikToker finished off the video adding: "I don't even want to look in this thing. "I guess I'm just gonna cross my fingers and tell us that I don't get mould poisoning."

As the NHS states, moulds produce allergens, irritants and, sometimes, toxic substances. Inhaling or touching mould spores may cause an allergic reaction, such as sneezing, a runny nose, red eyes, skin rash, and in more extreme cases, asthma attacks.

People have since rushed in to share their reactions to the woman's shocking confession with one TikTok user writing: "Oh no bc I’d have to throw the whole bottle away. How are you drinking comfortably from that!!!"

People warned Katherine of the heath issues attached to drinking from a mouldy water bottle. (TikTok/@notaverykatherine)
People warned Katherine of the heath issues attached to drinking from a mouldy water bottle. (TikTok/@notaverykatherine)

"Do what you want fr but mould can make you really sick sometimes," warned a second.

A third quipped: "Nah this is crazy."

"I have this same water bottle and that piece of rubber comes out and it doesn’t take long please wash it," urged a fourth while a fifth revealed: "That’s insane, I threw away my jug bc it was mouldy at the bottom."

Another slammed: "That is hella hella rancid."

And a final critic echoed: "The way my jaw dropped when I saw the mould I couldn’t never keep drinking out of that."

Others, however, admitted to the bad habit themselves.

"Ur so real for this," praised one TikTok user while a second wrote: "No because I do the same thing."

A third revealed: "Yeahhhh I do the exact same thing."

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