We are going on a cruis and will be in ports with water we don't care to trust. Will this fit into a plastic water bottle and could it be kept there.
1563958
I have mine in my emergency bag and haven't used it yet. However, I don't think it would work well in a standard bottle of water but should be fine in the larger mouthed drinking containers or glasses. It isn't made to be left in a bottle, unless it's empty. You use these to drink questionable water and then back-flush them when done - each time it's used. Leaving it sit in a bottle of water would just contaminate it as the water would flow into the drinking end.
1563959
No it's too large, about 1 inch in diameter. It's really designed for drinking from a creek/stream or from a large container.
1563960
No it will not, unless it has a very wide mouth. This is a self contained filtering straw, you can use it to drink out of a glass.
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.
520998
I don't think so...it melted in the dishwasher and mine then started to leak so obviously it's cheap plastic. I would say it's not safe to leave in a hot car then either.
1331832
its made of plastic but I wouldn't think you would want to drink out of it.
423921
It's designed to go in the tank. It might be possible to rig it up as an inline, but I wouldn't count on it being watertight.
775440
I've never used it IN the water (i.e., swimming), and given that it is an electronic gadget, I wouldn't think you would want to purposefully put your heart monitor under water. But I get pretty sweaty during my HIIT workouts and I don't think spilling a little water from your water bottle from time to time harms it.
1966565
It appears to be a hard plastic. I think it is advised to not put oils in a plastic water bottle, because the oils will contribute to the breakdown of the plastic, but I would think that with this diffuser it wouldn't be a problem since 1. you aren't drinking out of it, and 2. the oil/water solution doesn't sit in the diffuser as long as it would sit in a water bottle. Hope this helps!
1676325
I don't think so. I left the first one I ordered in my car, and the heat made the plastic very soft, which caused it to allow water to leak inside of it.
1364297
No it barley fits cans. so bottles won't fit. I wouldn't even try to put plastic bottles into it
122542
i have not gotten mine wet and do not believe it is "waterproof". if tkaing it on a boat I would put it in a waterproof container.
629509
I don't see any reason it wouldn't work in a boat holding tank. I don't know where you dump it and really don't think it can hurt any thing in your system...
2132615
No, I'd shy away from that. Plastic will become hard in water and potentially crack. The changing of the weather will likely ruin it.
776343
It would depend on whether the bottle top would match up with the adapters you have to screw onto the bottle top to insert it into the unit. I think the weight of the bottle could also be a problem.l think this product was designed for a plastic water bottle. Personally, I'd stick with that. But you could re-use the bottle, as I do.
1686995
This container is not made for liquid!!! It would leak . As it states it's a safe, not a can for liquid.
1764622
Water can be put in the bottle, but the nipple is solid plastic so the liquid will not come out of it.
1873424
I don't know how wide the mouth is on your water bottle, so I can say maybe. One you get out of the cooler like Dasani or Evian, no. A reusable bottle, yes!
1175723
I believe so, it is think plastic and closes very right! Where would it be stored? It is a very durable item!