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Zojirushi Vacuum-Insulated Bottle (SV-GHE50)
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Zojirushi Vacuum-Insulated Bottle (SV-GHE50)
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Keep your coffee (and your chicken noodle soup) piping hot and your lemonade ice cold with this stainless steel bottle from Zojirushi. Thanks to its vacuum-insulated construction, the bottle will maintain hot beverages for up to 24 hours and cold beverages for around 6 Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downCrownRabbit
0
Nov 2, 2017
I got this bottle in a previous drop and I want to say that it's the most effective tumbler I've ever owned. It keeps liquids crazy hot for at least a couple hours (pretty much undrinkable, scorched my mouth by underestimating it). I actually have to wait for my drink to cool down before drinking it. Best purchase I've made as a daily coffee drinker.
CheapDeals
44
Oct 14, 2017
Does anyone know from experience the actually amount of time this would keep boiling hot liquid hot (not just warm)?
K.T.N
1264
Sep 18, 2017
This is a good bottle. I have one.
Just some insight into where this bottle is useful, based on using it for a while:
I think the real value of this kind of bottle is if you are sharing the drink among two or more people. It keeps the drink clean.
If you are just using it by yourself, I find that getting an appropriately sized flip top travel mug (from Nissan, Zojirushi, Tiger, etc.) is a much more practical solution.
When I was using this type of insulated bottle, I found I would not drink from it as much as I should have. Simply because it's a little fiddly and time consuming to take it out, unscrew the cap, pour the drink, drink, clean the cup before recapping (to avoid spillage from residual drink in the cup from dripping onto the inside of your pack), etc.
If it's just you drinking from the vessel, it's much more convenient to just pop the flip top of an insulated mug, take a sip, flip it closed again, and pop it in your bag. You can do this with one hand in most cases.
In contrast, you would need to stop to take a drink break, using both hands to open and pour, etc., with the insulated bottle.
But if you are serving more than one person, the insulated bottle will keep the drink uncontaminated from others' lips.
However, if you do share, the amount this bottle holds is not that much when split among two or more people.
But if it fits your needs, it's a good performing bottle.
Just some insight into where this bottle is useful, based on using it for a while:
I think the real value of this kind of bottle is if you are sharing the drink among two or more people. It keeps the drink clean.
If you are just using it by yourself, I find that getting an appropriately sized flip top travel mug (from Nissan, Zojirushi, Tiger, etc.) is a much more practical solution.
When I was using this type of insulated bottle, I found I would not drink from it as much as I should have. Simply because it's a little fiddly and time consuming to take it out, unscrew the cap, pour the drink, drink, clean the cup before recapping (to avoid spillage from residual drink in the cup from dripping onto the inside of your pack), etc.
If it's just you drinking from the vessel, it's much more convenient to just pop the flip top of an insulated mug, take a sip, flip it closed again, and pop it in your bag. You can do this with one hand in most cases.
In contrast, you would need to stop to take a drink break, using both hands to open and pour, etc., with the insulated bottle.
But if you are serving more than one person, the insulated bottle will keep the drink uncontaminated from others' lips.
However, if you do share, the amount this bottle holds is not that much when split among two or more people.
But if it fits your needs, it's a good performing bottle.
holygoat
92
Sep 16, 2017
There is no way this weighs 1.8oz. The real weight is, according to other sources, about 12.8oz.
rantng
845
Sep 16, 2017
I still have a Zojirushi bottle that I bought almost 20 years ago. It was a "luxury" buy from a Japanese supermarket on a college student budget. Still one of my best all-time purchases. I mostly use it in the winter. I fill it with tea/coffee and toss it in my bag. I've yet to experience any leakage/spillage. The older push-button spout rattles slightly, but doesn't leak and still functions fine.
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