The Pacific Institute shows that the intermediate portion of the total plastics output that packaging takes up is about 35 to 45 percent, and 14 percent goes to plastic bottles. We decided to focus our efforts on something that is everywhere but always left neglected: Plastic bottles. Instead of recycling every plastic bottle, reducing the number we use will be easier. According to our observation on the campus, many students buy water bottles from vending machines, cafes, and restaurants instead of bringing them from their house/dormitories. These water bottles create a problem for the environment in both the manufacturing and dissolving stages. As water is the most consumed thing in daily life, the adverse effects of using water bottles increase significantly. Therefore,having a water bottle made with glass, ceramic, or bottle will last much longer times and cut the daily expenses of students.