Can the bottle hadle hot liquids like hot tea?
1469552
No. If you got to life factory website it states it is not meant for hot beverages
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.
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.
1418924
Not the whole pitcher of course, but yes, individual bottles can be warmed up in hot water or a bottle warmer.
3034
Because it is rubber I would advise against it. Most rubber hot water bottles degrade much faster with boiling water. Also boiling water can cause damage to the rubber on the inside where you cannot see, which could cause the bottle to fail. It is best to use hot tap water. You could also mix boiling water with some cold to bring the temperature down. Hope this helps.
1510837
I'm sure you can put hot liquids in it, yes, but it's such a flimsy and weak piece of equipment, I would not recommend it.
1259208
Sorry, but I have not tried it with hot beverages because I bought it only for cold liquids.
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.
397468
I have not used this bottle for hot beverages. It is a bottle within a bottle so I think that a hot beverage would not burn your hands since you are holding the outside plastic "layer". I don't know how hot it will keep your beverage. The straw is think rubber so I don't think it would melt it. Good question.
1190243
It is not recommend to use hot water in it. It can distort the appearance of the bottle and can be very hot to the touch since it is a plastic bottle.
1825291
I guess I haven't tried with any hot liquids yet, but it seems like it would be ok. It's made of a fairly sturdy plastic.
802152
I think it probably would. The infuser basket is quite narrow, so larger tea bags would probably have to be worked with a bit to get them down in the basket. I have never used the cup with any hot liquids either, but I believe the plastic is sturdy enough to hold up to hot water/tea infusing.
3275
Yes you may. I put hot tea and added water to dilute. Let it cool then put into refrigerator. Make sure the the spout handle is far enough back from the door when closed or you will have a lot of liquid dumped.
165084
First off, you're not drinking your liquid at 212 degrees. I brew my white tea at 190 degrees and within 15 minutes I'm drinking it using my stainless steel straw with absolutely no problem. So, the answer is YES you can use this straw with hot liquids!
900210
I've done it although it is made of hard plastic. I prefer to use it for cold drinks. If you want something for hot drinks, I recommend the Thermos vacuum insulated bottles.
1075610
Yes, but it's hard as a rock!! I do not recommend this bottle. Try a Lansino Momma or Adiri...
2062291
My guess is no. First off, you would probably damage the bottle, and second, the bottle is so well insulated that it would probably take a long time to get the snow/ice melted. I have heard of people in AZ and other warm states talk about how iced tea, or ice water will stay for hours in their Hydro Flask in a car well over 120 degrees (they even said the bottle was too hot on the outside, but still had ice inside). Now, is it possible? I think it could be, so if you are only concerned about using it emergencies, I think you are okay. Otherwise, I would purchase a small tin cup or something to add to my pack in case of emergencies. My guess is no. First off, you would probably damage the bottle, and second, the bottle is so well insulated that it would probably take a long time to get the snow/ice melted. I have heard of people in AZ and other warm states talk about how iced tea, or ice water will stay for hours in their Hydro Flask in a car well over 120 degrees (they even said the bottle was too hot on the outside, but still had ice inside). Now, is it possible? I think it could be, so if you are only concerned about using it emergencies, I think you are okay. Otherwise, I would purchase a small tin cup... » Read More My guess is no. First off, you would probably damage the bottle, and second, the bottle is so well insulated that it would probably take a long time to get the snow/ice melted. I have heard of people in AZ and other warm states talk about how iced tea, or ice water will stay for hours in their Hydro Flask in a car well over 120 degrees (they even said the bottle was too hot on the outside, but still had ice inside). Now, is it possible? I think it could be, so if you are only concerned about using it emergencies, I think you are okay. Otherwise, I would purchase a small tin cup or something to add to my pack in case of emergencies. « Show Less
1374488
yes, if it gets cold it thick/stiff but just set the bottle in hot water and it melts Shake well it's good stuff