Polyethylene terephthalate reaction with tap water I have searched the internet and I found that reusing PET no.1 is dangerous. Why it is dangerous and what is the equation of the reaction between it and water tap ? And why it is not danger to when it is used for the first time in water bottles but it is danger when reusing it ?

Thanks!

Links I have found useful: 

http://greenliving.nationalgeographic.com/plastic-drink-bottles-safe-reuse-drinking-water-3110.html

http://www.plasticsinfo.org/Main-Menu/MicrowaveFood/Need-to-Know/Plastic-Bev-Bottles/The-Safety-of-Polyethylene-Terephthalate-PET.html
It is probably not a chemical reaction that's the problem, it's that the container should be cleaned before it's refilled, and an unclean container might or will have bacteria.  While you're thinking 'refilled' might be in a matter if minutes, someone labeling the bottle is thinking about it sitting on a shelf with the cap off for months before reuse.  At that point there could be any number of unhealthy contaminants.