Can I put anything that contains alcohol into this bottle? Will any of the plastic's compositional material be let into the alcohol?
479049
don't know. But its not a good idea, most drinks that contain alcohol leave a slime or stain in most BPA free bottles, I wouldn't to it.
540880
I wouldn't think the plastic would be in that water very long to react. Mine gets refilled every 4 days. And you would want to refreeze the bottle as well. But I just use regular ice cubes.
2271889
I have no idea - we don't, but you could easily heat up water and transfer it to the bottle. It is my understanding that any plastic leaches chemicals when microwaved, but if you always had a buffer between you and the bottle (fabric) my guess is you'd be ok, just wouldn't drink any of the water.
1270956
Yes I use this with both plastic and glass Dr. Brown's bottles and it works great. I can usually get up to 6 bottles in but the top gets a little tight for all the bottle parts.
1368992
These were a gift from my son to his sister so I can't answer directly. But my gut instinct tells me "NO" you don't want to use the plastic sunsreen bottles as they are designed to hold chemicals which would leach into your booze. I don't think you would be happy with those results!! These are designed specifically for your drinks. Hopes this helps.
1949711
I don't see why not. This is essentially like a heating blanket for a bottle. It's literally made of the same type of concept. The drop in would be in the plastic bottle, so you shouldn't have any issue with potential melting.
204685
Sorry, but I don't know. I've been concerned about that some myself, but it's at least a better option than the plastic bottles. Otherwise I've been very happy with it. :-)
1614896
I have not tried. I was going to by a glass bottle with a silicone sleeve but decided not to cause it if breaks its a mess.. I got a glass bottle encased in a plastic bottle so if it breaks it all in the plastic. Less mess..
1482873
Yes. The only non plastic part is the metal screen and the inner glass layer. The cap (two parts) are made of plastic and there are rubber rings too. I have deemed the product acceptable for my personal anti-BPA standards. After nearly a year of constant use, the plastic cap still weighs the "same" so if it is degrading into my drinks, then it is happening at less than one part per billion over a year.
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.
1606383
No no no. The essential oils are powerful and will melt the plastic. Oils do not dilute in water and when the droplets of oil make contact with the plastic, it will melt and pit the plastic.
973425
I think they can. I haven't tried it myself but the standard plastic bottles can be frozen. Not sure?
927556
I don't know, I think it is the same kind of plastic as bottles, but I would probably not do it.
570139
The packaging label does not specify if the product is safe with plastics. Should be safe and purchase products specifically for your application.
1375535
Sorry, I cannot say. I did not buy this for myself. On the other hand, you can always open a capsule then pour the ingredients into any liquid. Or if it's a tablet you can crush it then put it into a drink. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
1146424
No, I have not tried plastic. I would think if you use this...and oil gets on the bottle...it would become slippery and not easy to use.
977072
No, it is a lubricant, there are no harsh chemicals that should be affected by plastic.