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Getting rid of Mould. |
6-May-2006 At 9:48:12 PM |
Rupert
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On 6/05/2006 PreferKnitting wrote:
>On a side note? Can you store hot water or hot beverages in water bladders
>such as the MSR dromedary or any of the camelbaks?
Sure you can put hot water in the camelbak up to a point - the material is not made to stand extremes of temp though so you may find the heat deforms or melts the bladder. It also won't keep your water hot for very long. It is seriously lacking any real insulation or a decent vacuum like a thermos has. |
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