Now she's warm.

Get a hot water bottle.

Suppose you see a teapot, and the teapot is filled with hot water.

You'd like a hot water bottle, wouldn't you?

She always comes up with a hotwater bottle.

This bottle is able to contain two liters of hot water.

These hotwater bottles... to keep Mother warm.

We'll give them all a hotwater bottle.

There's water in the kettle.

Kid gets the canteen.

My canteen, sergeant.

Hurry. And put the kettle on.

Obviously, we don't know if those thermos flasks are their own.

Now somebody's stolen my kettle.

Fill up the canteens, Kid. And don't forget that big water bag.

The school won't turn on the air conditioning, so the students are going to throw their hot water flasks off of the balcony in protest.

Take your horses down to the tanks, boys. Fill up your kegs first.

Frenchie, bring the canteens to me.

Swill the teapot out with water.

Bates, bring those canteens back to the tank.

Next time you steal a horse, make sure there's a canteen.

You better get a can of that condensed milk and some matches...

Fill mine up while you're at it, will you?

Bottled drinking water

An inkwell?

We also know that when it comes to water bottles and bacteria, stainless steel is a better choice than plastic.

The water bottle.

I remember one time being up near the summit, I reached into my down jacket for a drink from my water bottle, inside my down jacket, only to discover that the water was already frozen solid.

Bottled drinking water

Bottled drinking water

To fill this pitcher.

All right, Posey. The men refill their canteens?

One bottle of cognac, one Thermos of coffee at 40 degrees centigrade, two hundred cigarettes.

So, the water bottle.

Please fill this water bottle.

I want a little bottle of water.

I want a bottle of ice water.

Fill this with water.

Twenty bottles of perfume, 200.

He wants an inkwell.

And the man who invented the steamengine, he was watching a teakettle.

You tell them guys the kettle's on the stove.

The boys broke the pot, i came to get yours.

You better get me a canteen, then, so as I can water them down a little.

Tell the men that the water they've got in their canteen will have to last them until the reinforcements arrive.