frozen water bottles

[_Oscar_14 1]

does anyone know how to stop the water bottles freezeing? any tips would be handy cheers.

[watchman 256]

you could try and put an old piece of pipe lagging over the bottles,failing this just do what i do and change them regularly

[ferretman16 0]

put a sock on it

[_Oscar_14 1]

ok lovely cheers boys ill try them.

[johnmac666 2]

ok lovely cheers boys ill try them.

 

 

instead of giving them cold water give them warm water, wrap the bottle in bubble wrap & a sock or you can try putting a tiny amount of glycerine ( i havnt tried this as mine are staying unfrozen with bubble wrap around the bottle & a sock ) but no of others who use it & supposed to work,

 

regards john

Edited January 5, 2010 by johnmac666

[pink head 28]

does anyone know how to stop the water bottles freezeing? any tips would be handy cheers.

i keep i in doors and swap every day

[Cornio 0]

ok lovely cheers boys ill try them.

 

 

instead of giving them cold water give them warm water

 

 

 

Hot water freezes quicker than cold water, so you're actually better off putting cold water into the bottle. It's called the Mpemba effect.

[watchman 256]

ok lovely cheers boys ill try them.

 

 

instead of giving them cold water give them warm water

 

 

 

Hot water freezes quicker than cold water, so you're actually better off putting cold water into the bottle. It's called the Mpemba effect.

[The one 8,481]

Two sets of bottles and swap them over

[theferreter 311]

just change there water everyday

[moses 5]

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theese are good my hutch is in the shed so does not freeze but used to use theese

[klsder 0]

i had the same problem when i started out but went to local pet store and picked up a thermal sleeve to put over it round about the £3 mark back then

klsder