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As a rule of thumb, 6 hours, but this is variable and depends on the external circumstances. For a vacuum flask to work properly, it must have a high level of insulation between the two flasks, the outer casing and the inner flask. To minimise heat t
It may be that your vacuum flask has lost its vacuum and therefore its insulating capacity. There is a simple way to check if this is the case. Fill the insulation bottle with hot water and feel the outside of the flask with your hands for a while. I
Your drinkware will thank you if you rinse it by hand! This will preserve the coating and material for longer. If your drinking bottle is uncoated and made of stainless steel, it can also go in the dishwasher (not the lid). Please note: Insulated bot
With our vacuum sealed drinkware, this issue might occur sometimes. When the thermos is opened and air is let in, in combination with the liquid cooling down over time, underpressure develops. This makes it so that the lid is being sucked in, so that