Can I put hot water into this bottle? Will it melt or let into the water any toxic material bad for health?
64579
You can put hot liquids in it. But it isn't insulated. You may want to look at the wide mouth version.
64580
I've put warm water inside, but not hot. Not sure about the toxic part though. Hope this helps!
64581
Yes, it will be fine, but if you do it too much the expanding and contracting can destroy the bottle.
64582
i have read that it can handle high temperature -40f upto 212f , but i myself would not risk putting in boiling water.
64583
It's plastic; so adding boiling water is going to leach something. How much I cannot tell you, maybe nearly nothing, maybe a lot. I can definitely recommend that you don't use this for boiling water unless it's a life-or-death situation. This is a canteen made for drinking water that's normally not above room temp. It's best utilization is as such.
1994963
I have never done this. I take it every morning with warm water. It may not be good to have it in hot water.
2038427
hot water will burn... the product should already be a burning feeling on your face. why would you want to put more hot on it. common sense
1874794
I wouldn't recommend putting hot oils in it. I think it will clog up pretty easily as it's designed for water. Although I do put essential oil in it with water.
355647
No, it can't. But, there is no need for 100C water in a warming bottle! I would like to add taht it would be graeat if this bottle is a bit bigger - I always struggle o have both of my feet worm at the same time.
1564312
Like Chris said, the bottle instructions specifically say *not* to use hot beverages in it. While I'm sure the bottle is *able* to contain hot beverages without melting or spontaneously combusting or anything dramatic, even BPA-free plastics leach chemicals, and the effect is worsened by excessive heat. http://www.npr.org/2011/03/02/134196209/study-most-plastics-leach-hormone-like-chemicals
350639
I wouldn't recommend using this with very hot water. It's standard glass and likely less durable than a normal canning jar. If you DO try this, warm the bottle up slowly using your tap water first to bring it up to a warm temperature. Make sure there are no cold spots before adding hot water as it's the difference between cold and hot that causes glass to break.
166870
Don't to that it is made of plastic and boiling water will melt it. Steam is just a fake word in this case, you only get spray.
207830
Since it's dishwasher safe, one could put warm (but maybe not boiling hot) beverages in it, but I'd worry about stuff leaching from the plastic until the bottle had gone through a few dishwasher cycles.
1564310
I don't think so.First, it's very unsafe to shake and blend hot beverages - if spillage does occur, it'll splash everywhere and probably cause injury.Second, the directions that come with the bottle specifically say NOT to use with hot liquids.
570588
I have not used it in hot water just cold but I assume it can withstand water that is pretty hot as long as the rubber hose can take it. Good luck.
3033
I preheat the bottle first with hot tap water and let it set for a few moments. Afterwards, I drain out the tap water and add half hot tap water and half boiling water. This particular hot water bottle is extremely well made and seems to be able to handle very hot temperatures, however, I would not advise filling it completely with boiling water.
1028042
Based on descriptive data from the Lifefactory website, I wouldn't recommend it. While there is probably no danger of the glass cracking with hot water, it's designed for cold drink use.
1314781
Yes you can use it with hot water. You just have to use a hot water hose use a "Y" connector so you can also have cold.
307553
no.. it can not be used with hot water.you can use it with boiled water until the water cools down~
2271889
I have no idea - we don't, but you could easily heat up water and transfer it to the bottle. It is my understanding that any plastic leaches chemicals when microwaved, but if you always had a buffer between you and the bottle (fabric) my guess is you'd be ok, just wouldn't drink any of the water.
502414
NO! Unless you like the putrid taste of plastic overriding your beverage. Heat your water in a different, truly microwaveable container and then transfer to this one, if you must. The mug didn't melt or warp in the microwave, but that strong chemical flavor it imbued into my water was a real turnoff and I'm not too sure how safe it was, either. I now use this for only for cold beverages when working out, etc.