Classic thermos STANLEY Legendary Classic Vacuum Insulated Bottle, 1.9 L, green Review

If you fill it up to the top, the mold will stay in it for about a day. I did not try using it in the refrigerator. I went on a tour that started at seven in the morning and was filled with boiling water. At seventeen thirty-five in the afternoon, I made the decision to drink tea, and it burned my lips. I wasn't prepared for the tea to be quite as hot as it was, and I believe the temperature may be even higher than 85 degrees, but let me remind you that the thermos was kept in warmer…

The manufacturer writes that the thermos survived severe frosts, a fall from a great height, a hurricane, and even shots. Those. must be strong and reliable - well, let's look at that. Has pros: Excellent thermos: comfortable, keeps the temperature for a long time. Great to take with you in the car on long trips, or on nature. Laconic design. Folding handle. Can be washed in a dishwasher. Some cons: The metal case (in any case, black, perhaps with better green) is slightly easily soiled…

We have been heavy users of the thermos for over two years, and put it through its paces on every trip, at home (where we brew wild rose), and on the road. Appearance-wise, everything was OK; the fly didn't land on it, and the only change was a slight darkening of the inner rubber band on the lid of the thermos (to be expected; the coffee and rose hips were colored). The thermos in my car always flies around loose, so I was worried the handle might break off when I bought it. The outcome was…

I did not try it in the fridge because it keeps the mold for almost a day if you fill it up. At 7 a.m., I embarked on a journey full of boiling water, and at 17:35, having opted to drink tea, I burned my lips. I didn't expect the tea to be so hot; I'm guessing it's at least 85 degrees now. However, I should point out that the thermos spent the entire trip in the car, where it stays warmer.