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Talk thermos flasks to me!

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MoreThanAnOffDay · 28/10/2021 15:04

Never ever owned or used one.

Ds wants one for school to take hot choc in the am for when arrives to school. So needs to be fairly small

DH is now going to be out and about more with work so thinking a nice big thermos to make tea with would be beneficial.

What are good ones. No leaks keeps a good temp?

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PlugUgly1980 · 28/10/2021 21:04

Stanley ones here too! Worth every penny. Never leak and keep everything so hot.

Reptar · 28/10/2021 22:23

Another vote for the Stanley, but also I keep it in an insulated lunch bag.

dottypencilcase · 28/10/2021 22:43

Team Thermos here. Piping hot food/drink for 12 hours guaranteed. I use it to send food for nursery, pack myself hot food and husband takes a huge flask of tea to drink throughout the day. Highly recommended.

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TrundlingAlong · 29/10/2021 13:09

I would go for a Contigo for DS and Stanley for DH. Contigo is smaller, totally leakproof including while actually drinking from it, will keep a hot chocolate warm for a couple of hours (probably longer if it's the powder you make with boiling water rather than hot milk), and if you get the plain stainless steel version will go into the dishwasher. Stanley will keep tea hot for several hours (much longer than a Contigo), is totally leakproof, and has much larger capacity.

Phyllidakettle · 29/10/2021 13:23

Stanley without a doubt. Strong and unbreakable. I bought my DH one about fifteen years ago, and recently it developed a fault. Got in touch with Stanley re their lifetime guarantee and they replaced it without question. Fantastic service.

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