Is this bottle able to contain really hot water, like just boiled ?
542297
I would avoid using boiling hot water with any plastic product BPA free or not.
1065990
Yes, you can but Depends on the temperature of your waterI always put hot water in the bottle, it can keep boiling hot for long time. little sip is fine.Lid is normal, but you can store some tea inside the lid. but it wont help make tea
1868243
No. It is designed like a thermos... to retain the heat from the boiling water that has been poured into it.
943461
Sorry, but I've never tried that with any hot water bottle. I don't use this one any longer and don't remember if it has metal in the opening.
900213
I don't recommend put the hot water in this bottle. I prepare put warm or cold drink in it. It is good for hiking.
860659
It is stainless steel and can probably boil water, but the cap should not be on when heating. I would recommend heating the water in a cup in microwave and then add to bottle. It will be really hot because it only has 1 wall of stainless steel.
1643499
Absolutely not. The exterior stays cool even with boiling water. Hot drinks stay that way for longer than with a ceramic mug though, so be aware of that.
988815
Yes. It has a rather thick bottom to it, although its hard to tell from the pictures that is the case. It is very sturdy and does well for boiling water or hot dishes.
670309
You can put hot water and won't damange the pouring plastic. BUT outter casing will be the same temperature as to water temp, you will get burned if not careful. It is not temp control bottle.
166865
Do not use boiling hot water. I ignored the instructions and figured I could get away with it, but it melted the cap on the reservoir and leaked heavily afterwards requiring a new reservoir.
724863
Only slightly, if at all. Near the lip, where there is no space between the two walls, it may be warmer than the rest of the bottle. You should be able to put boiling hot liquid in (or ice cold) and it will still be similar to the outside temperature.
784180
I put boiled water in it and it does fine. So anything lower than 100c should be alright. Haven't tried higher (anyone needs to?).
1469553
I have never put hot liquid in the bottle. It won't keep it warm and the bottle will be hot. I wouldn't put hot liquid in it.
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.
436999
Sure it can hold it depending on the temperature of course (I wouldn't put boiling water into it), but if you mean to filter hot water then the filter will get destroyed really quickly and I'm not sure if it would do much for the overall water quality. In short I wouldn't.
2021404
I don't think it could handle boiling water. It doesn't mention water temperature in the enclosed instructions one way or the other. But it's specifically meant for outdoor use on a hose bib, so that would obviously exclude boiling water. I could imagine that warm water would be fine, but it's an all plastic construction, I would be very surprised if this would withstand actually boiling water.
868298
I would not recommend using it to hold hot water. Only use lukewarm at best. Keep in mind the cap is not airtight, so whatever steam it couldn't hold will put pressure on the cap's seal and lid, and might end up leaking between the walls. I have only used this bottle with lukewarm liquid and that worked OK. I also experimented with carbonated drinks and that resulted in a bit of leaking from the cap. I forgot if the seals leaked, but I definitely got the fizzy liquid on my hands when I opened the cap lid. Now imagine that being trapped hot steam/liquid. I don't think you would want to have that.