Can I warm a bottle in electric power or just car plug?
337613
Just car... Make sure you start warming that bottle a minimum of 20-45 min before you need it!! (Depends on size of bottle)
1225710
No. The only way is to pull the plug when the preferred temperature is reached.
1517530
I'm sure the water would be warm but maybe not entirely HOT. It is large and a bit heavy to take with you though. I have mine plugged in 24/7, wouldn't want to be without it. This is our second one, the first lasted years and years.
1280695
Haven't used it for 4 years. I used it on a road trip when the car motor ran continually. I don't think I left it plugged in when the car was not running. It did a good enough job keeping things cool so they wouldn't spoil.
1667527
Sorry I can't help you with that, but I don't believe it is good to have it plugged in if not mounted to something that can dissipate the heat. I have one stuck to the underside of a metal RV step and it will melt any ice within about 8-10 inches in any direction. I have it plugged in to a thermostatically controlled outlet, so that it shuts off if the temp gets above 45 degrees. I don't believe it would be safe to just plug it in and built up heat in ambient air.
2042128
This cooler is intense for mobile use and runs on 12v direct current with a "cigarette lighter" plug that you find in autos, RV's, and boats. If you want to "pre-chill" or keep thing cool when out of the auto and only have access to 120 volt AC current in a house or motel, you will need and AC to DC converter.
1654258
There is no plug. This is just an insulated bottle with a pump to disperse the water/coffee/etc.
256386
You can use a standard LP Bottle. However, my Mr. Heater malfunctioned the second time I tried to fire it up. Nothing.
1479370
we planned to use it in the car (12 volts) during daytime driving and then plug it in with the AC adapter at night in hotels. We found that the AC adapter was noisy and got scary hot in hotel rooms so we just quit using it that way and anyway the hotel room usually had a fridge. It takes a couple of hours to cool off when used in the car, after that it keeps cold for the rest of the day. It should work for you that way.
1548555
Heating is via AC Power, but once it is unplugged you can still dispense via battery control. Insulation keeps the water at usable temperature for a while.
533771
From what I understand, 3 is to warm up cold milk or formula, 1 & 2 are for keeping those things warm if they're put in there fresh. This might help too: http://m.tommeetippee.us/file_store/us/manuals/electric-bottle-warmer.pdf Happy baby feeding and congrats on your new bundle of love :)
2113237
Buy a dc to ac converter ( for the car outlet) and let us all know how it worked.
1548556
This unit normally operates using a electric cord at home. If you want to, you can operate it with batteries, like for a picnic outdoors, and it will keep the contents warm.
2232671
Of course!! Put the bottle in a pan of warm water until it is as warm as you like.
2069664
The Boon Orb Bottle Warmer is optimized for a 110v outlet. The product has not been tested for compatibility with a 220v outlet at this time. Thank you!
1759439
Hello, and thank you for your question about the Quick Serve Bottle Warmer! This product does not require batteries. In order to operate the bottle warmer, it must be plugged into an outlet as a power source. Thank you!
1255444
The pressure cooker is electric. You just plug it in. You will melt it if you put it on the stove