Allotment Gardening Advice Help Chat
Chatting => Chatting on the Plot => Topic started by: GraciesGran on January 11, 2024, 07:36
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After years of service my small flask has died a death - it had a glass liner so you can imagine how old it was
Can anyone recommend a flask/travel mug that will keep my coffee hot. Appearance not important but efficiency is. Coffee made about 7.30 and drunk between 9.30' and 10.00
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My OH's flask says it is a Thermos Ultimate insulation. Blanket not provided - ha! :lol:
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Thank you.
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Chilly do good cups etc that will keep drinks hot for 12 hours or cold for 24, mine do anyway
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Chilly do good cups etc that will keep drinks hot for 12 hours or cold for 24, mine do anyway
I saw one of theirs in a shop today, will have a look tomorrow.
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I'm still using my glass thermos :D Mrs Bouquet
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I have a thermal travel cup which is all stainless steel and vacuum insulated, keeps coffee or tea hot for hours. It has a tight-fitting clear lid to cover the mug. The branded version (i.e., expensive) is "Yeti". There seem to be many imitators, mine is one of those (the imitation is "Gametime Sidekicks"), it seems to work just fine for me at half the cost.
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Stanley flask.. guaranteed to keep drinks hot or cold for 24 hrs, and as they're made of steel, they're indestructible!!
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Stanley flask.. guaranteed to keep drinks hot or cold for 24 hrs, ans as they're made of steelb they're indestructible!!
We've got a large Stanley, fabulous bit of kit and ideal for a 'day at the plot', I've been looking for something.
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Stanley flask.. guaranteed to keep drinks hot or cold for 24 hrs, ans as they're made of steelb they're indestructible!!
We've got a large Stanley, fabulous bit of kit and ideal for a 'day at the plot', I've been looking for something.
I have an ancient Stanley Thermos (manufacture date 2nd quarter of 1982, see photo). The original cup is long gone, dings, dents and scratches all over, formerly green, no paint remaining. But, it still works! I recall it being a gift from my parents, about the time I was getting my first "real" job!
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On a visit to drop off some books at the charity shop I saw them put out a Stanley drinking cup marked at £2.50, when I got it to the till the lady said we've got another one but it's scratched so it's going in the bin, for £3.50 I've got two Stanley drinking cups. Result.
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Another vote for Stanley here, mines had years of use at Children's cycling events, fishing, and days walking on the hills.
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Chilly do good cups etc that will keep drinks hot for 12 hours or cold for 24, mine do anyway
I've just bought one of their flasks from church - hadn't realised it was by Chilly until I looked at the box!