Is this bottle able to contain really hot water, like just boiled ?
542297
I would avoid using boiling hot water with any plastic product BPA free or not.
918360
This is not an insulation or thermos type bottle, so it would not keep liquids hot or cold for very long. It is basically a water bottle, and it works very well for that. No leaks, no rust, no worries about chemicals leaching from plastic, and no bad taste whatsoever. I've been using the same two bottles for years now to keep water in the car, and even the outside stills looks good.
900211
I would expect that, yes, you can pour hot, even boiling, water directly into the container. Mind you, I haven't tried this, but the plastic it's made of is, I believe, heat resistant.
1235973
It should be safe for boiling water. I pour boiling water into mine every day. According to the manufacturer's web site:"... Made in Taiwan with Tritan, a plastic specially-formulated to be safe in hot-temperature applications and is 100% BPA-free"
1564312
Like Chris said, the bottle instructions specifically say *not* to use hot beverages in it. While I'm sure the bottle is *able* to contain hot beverages without melting or spontaneously combusting or anything dramatic, even BPA-free plastics leach chemicals, and the effect is worsened by excessive heat. http://www.npr.org/2011/03/02/134196209/study-most-plastics-leach-hormone-like-chemicals
2232671
Of course!! Put the bottle in a pan of warm water until it is as warm as you like.
868298
I would not recommend using it to hold hot water. Only use lukewarm at best. Keep in mind the cap is not airtight, so whatever steam it couldn't hold will put pressure on the cap's seal and lid, and might end up leaking between the walls. I have only used this bottle with lukewarm liquid and that worked OK. I also experimented with carbonated drinks and that resulted in a bit of leaking from the cap. I forgot if the seals leaked, but I definitely got the fizzy liquid on my hands when I opened the cap lid. Now imagine that being trapped hot steam/liquid. I don't think you would want to have that.
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!
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.
724863
Only slightly, if at all. Near the lip, where there is no space between the two walls, it may be warmer than the rest of the bottle. You should be able to put boiling hot liquid in (or ice cold) and it will still be similar to the outside temperature.
900208
I am not sure that pouring very hot (e.g. boiling) water in it is a very good idea. It's not insulated, so it would get very hot to hold, plus I'm not sure whether the plastic would emit any chemicals due to hot water or not. I put relatively warm water in it with no troubles, but it's only about 100F or so.
1107139
I do not think it was made for boiled water. I do not know if the glass bottle is tempered glass or not. That is something you need to contact the mfg. and ask about. GOOGLE it also to find your answer. Good luck to you.
1607262
Yes, and really keeps it hot.....at least 5 hours later it is still almost to hot to drink. Just leave the lid off for 10 minutes to let it cool.
1643499
Absolutely not. The exterior stays cool even with boiling water. Hot drinks stay that way for longer than with a ceramic mug though, so be aware of that.
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.
1932827
Yes you can put hot liquids in it. I use mine for home brewing and often use it for sparge water at 170F
1065990
Yes, you can but Depends on the temperature of your waterI always put hot water in the bottle, it can keep boiling hot for long time. little sip is fine.Lid is normal, but you can store some tea inside the lid. but it wont help make tea