Can I carry hot water in this bottle ? Wont the bottle get deformed or something?
427070
I've put boiling water in my Nalgene bottles just after dinner, and tossed them into my sleeping bag on cold nights. Yes, they will hold up to hot water.
427071
I don't think you'd be able to carry the degree of heat it would take to deform this heavy duty plastic. However, I don't think it would be suitable for hot beverages because there is no sort of heat insulation or protection.
427072
It won't do the work of a Thermos. I would be most doubtful that this bottle is a good one in which to carry water that is boiling hot. I carry a canteen cup for the really hot water. And I carry my Nalgene for the best drinking water and as a source of excellent water to boil for coffee, tea, freeze dried food, etc.
427073
I'm not sure. I only use it for water. I'd suggest checking Nalgene website or asking their customer rep.Sorry I couldn't help.
2144602
This bottle is a bottle meant for cold liquids, as it has a straw and flip cap for drinking, therefore drinking hot liquids through a straw would be an unpleasant experience. Also, this bottle is a single wall stainless steel bottle, and therefore it is not meant for hot liquids. All stainless steel water bottles will become hot when hot water is put in it, so it is not intended for this type of liquid.
868296
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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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.
1446756
No, this bottle is not meant for hot liquids, as with every stainless steel water bottle that is not a thermal one, the container becomes hot when filled with hot liquids.
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.
1564309
Although the instructions say not to use with hot liquids, judging from the great build material of the bottle, It can definitely be able to hold hot beverages. Just make sure the tea is already brewed prior.
616670
We'll.... Certainly you can PUT hot water in it, but it won't STAY hot, because it is single wall. It is not a double wall "thermos" type of container. The outside will be as hot or cold as the liquid you put into it.
878951
I would not put hot drinks in this cup because the child would not be able to hold it. I wash it in hot water and feel how hot the outside gets so it wouldn't be a good idea.
95359
no. it's cheap and it leaks with even cold beverages. plastic wouldn't hold up to hot.
381722
Yes, but if you have a water bottle with cold water in it, you probably wouldn't want to put it in there, just because it may get wet or cause a problem with humidity and temperature changes. You know how electronics can be with quick temperature changes.
1539393
This bottle can be squished a little, but this particular bottle is not intended for that purpose. I hope this helps you out. Good luck.
984071
We've designed the bottle to be a light-weight drinking water bottle primarily...so it is not insulated. Therefore, we don't recommend trying to use it as a thermos, because it will become very hot to your touch with hot water. Thanks for your question....Deb at HC Essentials
468143
Won't be too hot to drink, but well enough as a hot drink. Even you place simple cold water on it, it will turn to warm temperature.
228810
Yes the hot water bottle can hold hot water as well as cold water. Do Not use boiling water it will damage the rubber.
1821937
I poured really hot water (not boiling) in it and it lasted the whole night. It was still warm in the morning. If you are asking if the bottle lasts long or not then I would say it looks sturdy enough and I expect that it will last for years.
2119039
I use my bottle for coffee in the morning with no problems. The manufacturer warns that hot liquids can cause scolding and discourages from doing, so just be careful. You might not want to drink a hot liquid while moving, but it's OK when at rest. The bottle seal is made of silicone rubber, so it won't melt. The drinking spout is thick plastic, but I've had no problems so far and this is my second Thermos of this type.