would this product help keep bottles warm?
1000579
The design is more for keeping milk, etc from spoiling. I am sure that if you do not put the pack in the fridge and put something warm in it, it may keep the temperature up a bit longer than if it were left out. good luck
1000580
It's made insulated kinda so maybe with heat packs it could help hold temp otherwise I don't think so because its actually suppose to be put in freezer its great though for cold keeps bottles fresh and cold for 12+ I just got this and a to go bottle warmer an I was set :) hope this helps
1000581
When I use it it really keeps stuff cold. It's keeps things incredibly cold. I love it for the purpose of keeping the bottles safe for my child to eat. Think if you got a bottle sleeve and made the bottle extra warm it should stay nice and warn in the sleeve. If you want to keep it warm you might want to look into a thermos. Best of luck.
120614
the bottle would not topple, but i do not recommend this item if u want the bottle to stay warm...this does not keep warm at all..was very disappointed
395952
I have the dr brown wide neck bottles and there are pretty good size around and they fit into the warmer. Hope this helps.
2151729
I don't see why you couldn't warm them up. It just doesn't have a steamer insert tho. The bottles float in the water so the jars would too.
535448
Yes, you can use it to keep things warm. It has an infinite control that goes to very low heat.
1625341
I Keep bottles Of Water In Mine. It Keeps Them Relatively Cold, But I Don't Know How Long It Takes For Them To Get Cold. I'm Happy With The Temperature Tho.
1938331
It won't like a thermos would. But it's doesn't keep the the temp longer then a plastic would and if you get the sleeve it will hold even longer. I have nothing but good thing to say about these bottles! If you find some thing more like a thermos it will be so heavy that baby will never learn to hold it on his own.
1859022
Hi. I never used a bottle warmer, but i did take cover on and off frequently. It is pretty durable and did stretch a bit, but hasn't enough to not fit anymore. This was for my oldest who used these heavily until he was 2.5 and my current 1 y/o. Not sure what repeated heat would do to them but they are very sturdy. Hope that helps!
2127315
I think you could make it work that way but if its a hot liquid you will likely burn yourself since they retain heat so well. Best bottle I've ever owned!
1554936
Absolutely. I'm pretty sure all bottles will form condensation on the outside depending on the temperature outside.
476073
I don't think any plastic bottles are truly safe to use with a warmer even with the bottles being BPA-free, but that being said-- I think this one doesn't really get that hot and it has a shut-off, so I think it wouldn't cause the bottle to melt or anything drastic like that. Because I have to scald my milk, I have another warmer that gets much hotter and so I had bought two metal bottles to use and I always just use those with any warmer now.
493399
I used mine in our bottle warmer. But make sure the tops are on good, so water doesn't accidentally get in.
181355
You'd definitely be able to fit the bottles plus a couple small ice packs to keep them cold all day. I think if you arranged it well, you could fit the flanges at the top and the little pieces could fit in between things.
2277440
In my opinion, yes. Insulation works both ways, it would help retain the temp of water in a tank as well as help prevent the contents from gaining heat in the sun.
942924
Honestly I only tried with PP bottle, maybe in a glass bottle it will warm faster but I haven't try.
1116775
I have used it to heat our glass bottles. It worked fine and we had no issues with the bottle.
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.