Cleaning your Halo Bottle is easy. We recommend rinsing it with warm water after each use, especially if used with a liquid other than water.
You can use simply warm water with mild soap, vinegar or baking soda.
Warm water and bicarbonate of soda is our recommended cleaning method for liquids such as fizzy drinks, milk, fruit juices or alcohol.
Once washed, leave the bottle to dry upside down and without the lid.
No - Halo Bottles are not suitable for dishwashers. They can cause damage to the vacuum layer, affecting its ability to keep drinks hot and cold. Dishwashers can also damage the bottle's outer paint.
No - we don't recommend this. As Halo Bottles are vacuum-insulated, the temperature of the fridge or freezer will not have a cooling effect on the liquid inside the bottle. They can also potentially cause damage to Halo Bottle's vacuum seal and insulation.
To keep drinks cold, fill your Halo with ice cubes and cold liquids.
No – all Halo Bottles are metallic (stainless steel) and would be hazardous in a microwave.
To keep drinks hot, prefill your bottle with boiling water for 60 seconds to heat the inside layer, empty and then refill with your hot drink.
💦 DRINKS
Yes! Halo bottles are vacuum-insulated, so they are designed to keep drinks cold for up to 24 hours and hot for up to 12 hours.
To keep drinks cold, fill your Halo with ice cubes and cold liquids.
To keep drinks hot, prefill your bottle with boiling water for 60 seconds to heat the inside layer, empty and then refill with your hot drink.
Make sure the lid is straightly aligned before tightening and do not overfill (leave a small gap). Do not vigorously shake with liquids inside as this could cause pressure and damage to the lid seal.
Hell yes! We love using our Halos for wine, G&Ts and cocktails.
Alcohol shouldn't be left in your Halo for long periods as it could cause a pressure build-up and damage the lid. We recommend cleaning after use.
Yes! You can use your Halo for carbonated drinks and they will keep their fizz due to the seal.
To avoid pressure build-up and keeping the lid sealed, do not overfill (leave a small gap at the top) and take care when removing the lid. We recommend cleaning after use.
Yes! Dairy and juices shouldn't be left in your Halo for long periods as it can cause a pressure build-up and damage the lid. We recommend cleaning after use.
