Can Nalgene bottles be used to store/transport liquor (e.g., brandy, whisky)?
76455
It's always worked for me. Be sure to follow all state and federals laws though. =)
76456
I've not tried it, but they do tend to retain flavors if you leave something in them too long. Just for a few hours, followed by a good washing, they should be fine. The alcohol itself should not be a problem.
76457
I would think they could be used for that without any problem. Most labware in scientific labs is Nalgene and those chemicals are much stronger than alcoholic beverages.
1486709
I'm not sure without seeing the shape of your bottle. I did just put a lifefactory 20oz glass bottle in it and that fit. It wouldn't fit a bottle much wider (a large Nalgene bottle is too wide but it comfortably fits a standard size Sigg bottle). If your Rubbermaid bottle is tall and not super wide then yes. Otherwise no...
192666
Top is good for a handle if you don't have glasses hanging from the top. The lower half, I use for both wine and liquor. Right now, we hold Absolute bottles and it just fits a Grey Goose Bottle length wise. It's pretty flexible with most bottles.I do have glasses hanging, and I put things on the flat shelving as extra storage. It's awesome and works great!
2112640
If you want you can put hard liquor too; vodka, rum etc. I put Gatorade in mine and it works fine with that too.
1352904
I haven't try it. However, it was designed for plastic bottles, therefore glass ones should work too!Hope that helps!!
814846
The unit shelves are not high enough to hold liquor bottles, unfortunately. They are good for holding blankets.
617032
No I would not recommend for wine bottles unless you just want to store 2 or 3 bottles only. No room in the door either this frig is perfect for bottled water especially the smaller bottles and soda cans and v8 etc
537554
The bottle appears to have been made as an alternative to a standard water bottle. I think water at ambient temperature is probably the best choice to carry in the bottle. The advantage, that I have found, is the containers ability to roll up and take up less room when empty. I love mine for that reason and I do only carry water in mine. You mentioned wanting to carry some form of chemical in it. You did not mention the the type of soda you wanted to carry but i think you should consider a container designed for the chemical you wish to carry, carrying soda ash (Na2CO3), some forms of Sodium Carbonate or even Sodium Bicarbonate might be carried as long as they are kept perfectly dry. The addition of water or acid would then likely not be safe. I think the reasonable use of the container would be for water or some form of non carbonated flavored drink or juice. Good luck in your quest for what ever you need a container for.
2126953
Well it threads onto nalgene bottles, but can fill anything that accepts water. There are 2 coarse threaded female outlets on the bottom of the unit (2.5" and 1.5") that can accept bottles or___. There is also a tapered nipple that will accept tubing.
1577353
Just barely - I have a Nalgene as well and had to turn the set screw all the way out. However even doing that the bottle fits fairly tight. Pity because it's a nice cage. One solution would be to take it to ACE hardware and get a slightly longer set screw.
729507
I don't see why not? Though, if you are storing it for a long while you might want to think about something that is completely air tight. I use these for wine and they keep the bottle fresh for a few days at most.
565090
I suppose you could, but I wouldn't because of the weight of the bottles. It also wouldn't provide protection for the glass inside. This is not a solid hard case. I prefer a hard case (Caboodles like) case for nail polish. It's great for travel products because I can squeeze it into my suitcase, which is more difficult with a hard case.
360270
No. The bottles would not be protected enough . You would have to put the case inside a larger suitcase in between clothes for it to be really safe.
66093
It's not meant to be stored outside a bag. I don't think any bladder is, because that's what a Nalgene with a clip can do without tearing. If your pack doesn't have a hydration compartment, then you will have to make room for it in other compartments. Use common sense, buddy.
616842
Hello, we don't recommend to carry gasoline in Nalgene Wide Mouth Cantene. 1. Because of the danger of confusion (drinking water or gasoline). 2. We don't know exactly how the plastic of the bottle will react with gasoline.
429087
I don't know for sure, but would assume no. these are specifically advertised to fit nalgene bottles.
1159851
Yes, I imagine that would work. I usually use the sides for glasses in hard-case shells, but sometimes add a bottle of water instead.