If you fill the bottle with ice cubes and water, will the bottle eventually get moisture on the outside? (because it is so cold inside)
1554936
Absolutely. I'm pretty sure all bottles will form condensation on the outside depending on the temperature outside.
1554937
found a company, lpk wraps that makes insulator sleeves that fit these that prevent the condensation.
1690943
I would not recommend freezing this bottle, freezing the liquid causes the bottle to expand and then contract would cause damage.
424355
This bottle isn't insulated. It's a thicker plastic - the water will stay cold if you put ice in it - it will stay cold about the same amount of time it does in a plastic glass.
1027713
Well the mouth of the bottle is big enough you can put most sized ice cubes in it to help extend the cold temperature. Do NOT put water in the metal bottle and freeze it or it may change the shape of the bottle as water is very strong when it expands through freezing.
631166
That's a very subjective question. It depends on how cold the water is when you pour it into the bottle. Also depends on what's the temperature outside the bottle. If its freezing outside then the bottle will keep the water cold for hours/days. If its a 100 degrees outside don't expect the bottle to keep the water cold for more than 30 minutes. If you put the bottle in the oven that's heated that's another story. So where do you want to take this bottle?
695927
Water expands when it freezes. If you fill them and stick them in the freezer, they will shatter. Sometimes you can fill them partially and as they freeze, the ice/water will expand upwards (filling the bottle) instead of outwards (busting through the bottle), but sometimes with the rate of freezing and the diameter vs. height of the liquid, it won't expand upwards fast enough and will still force its way through the sides.
2228656
The Hydration bottle would not keep drinks cold as you described. The Hydraton bottles are single wall containers, non insulated. Hope this helped
502524
Not at all. I've had this mug for about 4 months now, and it's been nothing but absolutely great. If you put hot stuff in there, you can expect it to stay hot, without affecting the temperature of the outside of the bottle. In fact, you can just consider the outside of the bottle to be almost completely isolated from the inside, as the isolation is done extremely well.
1088052
Not at all. It clouds up when it gets cold which probably happens in the shipping trucks. I'm just finishing up my second delivery of 6 bottles and have to order more. Good stuff.
211842
Yes it will stay reasonable cold if yo dont open it, Try it yourself to see what ya think.
964401
I never tried that. That might make it work better. I really wouldn't buy the item. It realljy doesn't keep the bottle chilled well.
1123530
It has to go through cold stratification if you do it with a moist paper in the fridge, you need to remember to go mist it otherwise it will dry up
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.
167190
It's really quite good. Only problem in this regard is that if you splash water on the outside, as you're filling it, the droplets freeze immediately on the outside. Then as the bottle warms, these will run down the outside.
1989710
It is in powder form inside of clear gel capsules so the likelihood of freezing or high heat should be no problem. The bottle also contains a drying agent too , but not sure if that does anything.
2011189
My cold pack has not leaked nor does it sweat. When I put it back in the refrigerator it is as dry as when I took it out.
698325
Yes. The bottle seals tight and will not leak. Keep in mind that if the liquid is cold water will condensate on the outside. A neoprene sleeve will insulate the bottle and keep most moisture inside.