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  1. Can tea, hot chocolate or coffee be put into a water bottle with out doing
    damage?

    Thanks,

    Micheal

  2. Micheal Artindale said:

    Can tea, hot chocolate or coffee be put into a water bottle with out
    doing damage?

    Yes. I had a big ol' mug of coffee in my second water bottle on today's
    road (shhhhh!) ride. Doesn't stay hot or even warm very long, but the
    caffeine and taste (sweetened and lightened) still work.

    Gives new meaning to the term "road buzz"! (Hey, not bad.)
    --
    BS (no, really)

  3. "Micheal Artindale" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Can tea, hot chocolate or coffee be put into a water bottle with out doing
    damage?

    Sure, but it won't stay warm for long.........(If it's cold outside, which
    would be the reason for the hot drink?)

    A (small) thermos would be a better idea.

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    Quoted message said:

    Can tea, hot chocolate or coffee be put into a water bottle with out doing
    damage?

    Thanks,

    Micheal

    I'm with the others. Just watch out though - if it's real hot it can pop the
    top open sometimes before it gets chance to cool down.

    Shaun aRe - But beer is a no-no. Same goes for inside a 'bak...unless you
    like foamy showers...

  5. I sometines take a thermos out, It keeps hot things hot and cold things
    cold. Last w/end I left the house with coffee and an icecream, couldn't
    find the icecream though? Did any of you guys nick it?

    DJ

  6. Micheal Artindale said:

    Can tea, hot chocolate or coffee be put into a water bottle with out doing
    damage?

    Thanks,

    Micheal


    The water bottle may get really soft while hot The lid can pop off when
    you try to pull it from the cage, resulting in a hot sticky shower for
    your hand (hmm, that sounds just ... um ... wrong). Anyway, wait till
    it cools a bit first.

    Shawn

  7. "B i l l S o r n s o n" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Micheal Artindale said:

    Can tea, hot chocolate or coffee be put into a water bottle with out
    doing damage?

    Yes. I had a big ol' mug of coffee in my second water bottle on today's
    road (shhhhh!) ride. Doesn't stay hot or even warm very long, but the
    caffeine and taste (sweetened and lightened) still work.


    get one of those insulated water bottles.

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