The walls of my flask is dented?Between the double walls of a stainless steel insulated flask, there is a vacuum insulation layer that helps to keep drinks cold or hot for several hours. If it is dented when it is accidentally dropped on the floor, the dent in the double wall can cause damage to the Read More

Reusable stainless steel thermoses are a great choice. They are portable, durable, good for the planet and will keep your drinks and soups warm. However, one problem many people struggle with is getting rid of that pesky coffee smell on stainless steel. Luckily, we're here to tell you the 3 best way Read More

In the cold winter, a vacuum flask is essential in people's daily life. Many people like to drink hot water, and the thermos can keep the water temperature, so everyone basically uses it in winter. Why can the thermos be kept warm? Do you know the principle behind it?The thermos cup is developed fro Read More

Lid - The lid on your thermos needs to be secure and effective. It shouldn't come off easily, it shouldn't leak and finally, it should be easy to clean. The lid should be easy to loosen and tighten and it should fit the flask perfectly. Some flasks come with stoppers to keep them closed, but these a Read More

Lids - You may also want to look for thermoses with lids that can also be used as a bowl so you can eat on the go, and some thermoses come with a collapsible spoon.Materials - Thermoses can be made from a variety of materials, some of which are much better than others. Plastic is a cheaper material Read More

What to look for when buying a thermal Flask obviously depends on what kind of thermal Flask you are looking for. This guide will cover insulated thermal Flasks/insulated food jars (for coffee, tea, soup and cold drinks). We will cover them so that you are not confused when buying a stainless steel Read More

Coffee was first widely used by doctors in Arab countries as a medicine, and then gradually evolved into a functional drink and was popularized. The utensils recorded in historical data between 1200 and 1300 are mainly pottery bowls and pottery dishes. In the 17th century, coffee drinking habits spr Read More