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🔥 Zojirushi SM-YAF48 Thermal Mug 0.48L - Red: Innovative Insulated Travel Companion Review

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Description of 🔥 Zojirushi SM-YAF48 Thermal Mug 0.48L - Red: Innovative Insulated Travel Companion

Zojirushi SM-YAF48 is a compact waterproof travel mug. Occupies a minimum of space with a maximum capacity. It has a polished SlickSteel® stainless steel interior and a wide opening that makes it easy to fill and clean. Vacuum insulated stainless steel keeps drinks hot or cold for hours Safety lock prevents accidental spilling BPA-free (BPA free plastic product) Vent design on the hole allows drinks to flow out smoothly Two-step lid opening process minimizes dew splatter from the lid Whole mug can be washed under Water Lightweight and compact The very thin stainless steel Zojirushi traditionally uses to make the flask makes these thermoses one of the lightest. Thanks to Zojirushi SM-YAF48''s exclusive thermos coating, the inner surface of the flask is resistant to corrosion and repels stains. Ensures easy care of the thermos. The thermos is designed in such a way that it is easy to wash under running water. Does not discolor. Facilitates the care of the thermos. By disassembling the lid, you can easily wash all its parts under running water even in case of heavy contamination, for example, after very sweet drinks. You can also clean the locking ring of the lid valve separately. The wide neck of the thermos flask makes it easy to care for the product.

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Revainrating 3 out of 5

Im not particularly happy, but basically everything is fine.

Overall, the mug is fine, although it is 1. (6.3 thousand) 2. it could be inconvenient for a driver (described above) The comparison I've made between the Thermos SK-1005 and the Contigo Byron thermo cups (both of which have been in use simultaneously for 5 years) is the basis for my entire description. Contigo was phased out because its rubber began to degrade, but I have had nothing but positive experiences with Thermos. Zojirushi SM-YAF48 is not a product I would suggest you buy.

Pros
  • craftsmanship - unquestionably worth 5 points Easy-to-carry sippy cup with a bonus inside (keep clean) Consistency of tightness: above average lock used to prevent unauthorized access
Cons
  • (1) The inconvenient non-separable design of the lid makes servicing it more difficult than with competing models from the same manufacturer (the drinker cannot be pulled out, there are many recesses that are difficult to clean). Second, the lid has more volume than similar products on the market. Thirdly, buyers beware: a hinged cover is not a practical solution when utilized in a vehicle. The lid can be in the way when it's slanted, especially if the cup holder is near the gear knob; if it's on the dashboard (as mine is in the Multivan), opening it is a major hassle. 4. does a good job of maintaining temperature, but not quite as advertised in the reviews. It's true that the quality is above par, but it's not exceptional and doesn't warrant a price tag of more than $3,500. The price is too high (of course, this is subjective, but in my opinion, it does not reflect the product's quality and performance). When you fill a mug with boiling water, close it, and try to stir the contents, you'll see that the mug is only moderately secure. If you throw the cup with the lid down soon (before it cools down a bit), some of the contents will spill out because of the pressure that builds up under the lid. Issue-free when refrigerated. I liken this to the very impossible task of closing the shut-off valve on a THERMOS thermos mug.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

One of the best offers, glad I bought it.

Instead than wasting time researching other options and watching comparison videos, I'll just declare that the Zojirushi is currently the greatest personal thermos cup on the market. I did a lot of soul-searching before making a purchase, because... well, you get the idea. But, they are not, since no JNL Thermos, Stanley, Emsa, or Contigo cup can compare to this one. The Chinese knockoffs of Zojirushi are embarrassing to bring up. In the foreseeable future, I don't see any other manufacturer…

Pros
  • It's easy to open and close with one hand; it keeps liquids hot or cold for an extended period of time; it has a lid to keep dust out; the lid stays open when not in use so as not to bump into your nose; it has a dual-hole spout design so that liquids pour evenly and without splashing, so your tongue won't get burned if you're driving on bumpy roads; and it doesn't leak. Zojirushi mugs have a great ratio of their external dimensions to their usable internal volume while yet being very light because there is a minimum gap between the walls. (For the sake of clarity, the image below features a pair of mugs that are otherwise indistinguishable. Zojirushi is the smallest at 0.36 liters, while Emsa is the largest at 0.48 liters.
Cons
  • The mug is perfect in every significant way. Except for the fact that I'd like there to be a carabiner or hand strap eyelet in the lid so that the mug may be attached to the outside of a backpack and kept from spilling out of a side pocket. But in most cases, it's not that big of a deal; - This model is not offered in a nonstick option, which is a minor point of contention. Exactly what "non-stick" coating they use, I am unsure. Teflon or ceramics - but the maker claims that it's easier to clean up after spills of tea and coffee. I really don't know if this is true or not. A stainless steel flask is at your disposal. (Hostess, take note: effervescent denture-cleaning tablets work wonders on any stainless steel thermos, leaving them spotless and ready for use. You can skip using a brush altogether. You may get these pills at any drugstore. ;\s- Also, possibly, this mug can lie a little worse in a woman's hand than in a man's, so it makes sense for frail girls to look at cylindrical models of a smaller diameter: SM-KC/SM-SC/SM-SD, etc. (To sum up, head to the manufacturer's site, where you'll find a gazillion articles.) To give you an idea of how they'll sit in your palm, I can tell you that every cylindrical model has the same diameter as an aluminum beer can (except for this SM-YAF mug, which is notably thicker due to its conical shape).

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I am amazed at how well the product is made, just magically!

I brought ice with me, purchased water at the airport, and poured it into a mug before going through security. When there is ice on board, it makes drinking cold water a very pleasurable experience. I am the one who makes the coffee and tea at work. The working day can be sustained with just two mugs of coffee. I placed it on the desk, the instruction booklet makes no such assertions, and the liquid will not spill. The drinker has a lid, making it highly practical, so that it may be closed. Do…

Pros
  • Portable, lightweight, and small design that maintains temperature for an extended period of time. Handy container for drinking that has a lid that can hinge but cannot be accidentally opened.
Cons
  • When a hot drink is placed inside and the container is vigorously shaken, there is a possibility that the liquid will spill out. The fact that the walls were so thin was a contributing factor. It makes a noise similar to that of a tin can when it is agitated. The sound, however, is not audible, which is a positive aspect. A ringing metallic sound may be heard coming from the other mug, Stanley. Yeah, it's like, plus or minus)) Although I did not use the temperature probe, I get the impression that Stanley maintains heat for a longer period of time. It's possible that it's because the metal is thicker and the shape is cylindrical and smooth. For me, the fact that the Zojirushi has a conical form, which enables the beverage to chill down more quickly even if the lid is not used, is both significant and more handy.