Can this bottle use 100&deg;C water?
355647
No, it can't. But, there is no need for 100C water in a warming bottle! I would like to add taht it would be graeat if this bottle is a bit bigger - I always struggle o have both of my feet worm at the same time.
1582746
I believe so, however, I do not recommend this product for drinking. Something with the glue, creates a very plastic taste to the water, even after hundreds of uses. I use this mainly for distilled water for my machinery but also tried to drink it but it was not drinkable. Also the company has discontinued the product. I had a problem with the boiling chamber overheating with less than 1 year use. The company was very nice and refunded me the cost. Also, this product came to me used and very dirty hence the return.
116531
Technically it can. Ideally you should use distilled water. However,I think the change would be minimal.
24076
I have used them with great success! very happy. I am not sure what you are asking about Temperature? it will work great in above 32 deg Farenheit = 0 celcius and I do not see any problem with it up to 50 Deg Celcius ( or 125 Fahrenheit) How hot or cold do you want to use it for? It works very reliable. I use it in $10'000 water features indoors.
784180
I put boiled water in it and it does fine. So anything lower than 100c should be alright. Haven't tried higher (anyone needs to?).
415994
I put 1/4 c. water in mine. And definitely change the water every 3 days, especially during these hot summer days.
1034930
I wouldn't recommend anything other than distilled water according to the directions on the bottle. I do not know what will happen if you use bottle mineral water or anything else.
1439664
I'd never do it. Probably voids a warranty not to mention potential danger. Try experimenting with different brands of cartridge to see which you like the best. The process either in nature or your fridge depends on cold, pressure, and time to drive the CO2 and produce the best bubbles. So, very cold bottle and water, and maybe leave it for a while longer in the fridge before using. Good luck.
1486399
Sorry to hear you lost the all clear bottle! Yes. In theory, you can use it in any other bottle that fits the cap. Although you should use it on 750ml bottles only, you can maybe use it on 1 L bottles but you might have to process the water at least 2 times. Good luck out there!
510709
I use distilled water I do not believe it is required this is a very large unit. Probably wouldn't buy it again
1152483
Yes. But, if you have a lot calcium in your water I would use distiller water.
2252601
Yes, you can carbonate water with less than 1.2 liter in the bottle. I have not tried 2 cartridges. It might be dangerous pressing second cartridge into a pressurized bottle. Chilled liquid and some ice in the bottle seemed to help with more fizzle.
1923122
Anything above the freezing temperature of the liquid you are using will work. I have used this pump with water from 50degF to 150degF without issues
144610
i dont believe so.. I dont use 100s but i sometimes have same problem with regular size filters I usually just tap em down and fill by hand
1432574
While we don't have to use distilled water, we always use bottled water; that being said, we change the carbon every time we clean the unit. I would rather err on the side of caution, since the cost of the product is very low, than find out that the media isn't doing its job.
742893
The question referred to the Cuisinart CSS-100 soda mixer. http://goo.gl/3Vmdnr. I have the same question even though this bottle is included in the "bundled offering". However, there is a bottle offered that should work with the CSS-100 as that mixer is listed in the bundled offering :-) http://goo.gl/2nRH9XI suspect Amazon should double check it's "bundled" offerings for the various flavors of the Cuisinart Soda Mixers.
1138569
To my knowledge it is suitable for hot/cold water pipelines - hence up to min 100 deg. Celcius.