Can I put hot water into this bottle? Will it melt or let into the water any toxic material bad for health?
64579
You can put hot liquids in it. But it isn't insulated. You may want to look at the wide mouth version.
64580
I've put warm water inside, but not hot. Not sure about the toxic part though. Hope this helps!
64581
Yes, it will be fine, but if you do it too much the expanding and contracting can destroy the bottle.
64582
i have read that it can handle high temperature -40f upto 212f , but i myself would not risk putting in boiling water.
64583
It's plastic; so adding boiling water is going to leach something. How much I cannot tell you, maybe nearly nothing, maybe a lot. I can definitely recommend that you don't use this for boiling water unless it's a life-or-death situation. This is a canteen made for drinking water that's normally not above room temp. It's best utilization is as such.
1564311
I don't think so. First, it's very unsafe to shake and blend hot beverages - if spillage does occur, it'll splash everywhere and probably cause injury. Second, the directions that come with the bottle specifically say NOT to use with hot liquids.
2131431
I wouldn't do it. Stainless steel retains the temperature in it, and if you touched the bottle with liquid inside it at say 120 degrees, you'd burn your hand. You might try heating liquids in the bottle by placing the bottle in a pan of hot water for awhile, but be careful. I've never tried it. Hope this helps. JC
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.
586700
I don't believe the one is supposed to put hot or warm drinks in this bottle. It says on the package that it is for cold drinks. It does an excellent job of keeping things cold.
2241715
Yes, it's totally okay. I put the bottle in a warmer where the water is hot. I don't know about the milk but the bottle itself is safe.
1883705
I had no problem with melting. I went directly from a tea kettle with boiling water and put the lid on it.
1991981
No, it's too thin and the interior is coated. It would probably leach into your water, especially once it was heated.
670309
You can put hot water and won't damange the pouring plastic. BUT outter casing will be the same temperature as to water temp, you will get burned if not careful. It is not temp control bottle.
1235976
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"
1482844
I haven't used it for hot water either, but I agree it should be fine. It's very heavy duty plastic. Not thin and does not bend..
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.
2267968
I drink hot tea in mine. I place a tea bag and pour boiling water in it. I have had no problems.As a chemist I am used to working with pyrex beakers and see no difference in the quality of the beaker mug and beakers in the lab.
2196698
I wouldn't use it for hot beverages myself, though it would certainly keep them hot. The problem is, it uses a straw, not a "sippy-cup" style spout, so it would be very easy to burn your mouth badly. Also, though the mouthpiece is silicone (and thus would be fine with even the hottest drinks), the straw is (BPA free) plastic, and I'm not sure how well it would hold up to heat.
320588
I just called the company, the hose is not hot water safe! Although you can use it for hot water and it may not look like it is breaking down, the company does not guarantee that the water is potable, or that the inside of the hose will not release chemicals into the water. They recommend not exceeding 100ºF.
106683
The instructions that come with the PUR system say that it should not be used with hot water. I don't know what the result is if one does, however. Mine has accidentally been exposed to hot water a few times and shows no ill effects.
2021465
if the water you put through is drinkable then there is no reason the hot water to be unsafe