Is it portable? Can you plug it in in the morning and then unplug it and take it with you and then have hot water still at lunch and dinnertime?
1517529
It's portable but don't know how long water will stay hot if it's unplug for the rest of the day.
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.
429853
Somewhat... If you empty the water chamber you can bring it with you somewhere. But I wouldn't consider it a "travel" warmer.
1955874
Yes, you unplug to turn it off. But be sure to unplug first, then remove from the water or it will stop working. To boil, put in water first, then plug in.
1328773
I use it outside. I think it can be vented to use indoors, but not sure. I use it for a portable shower. Everything is mounted on a hand cart and as long as the hose reaches you have hot water.
1605007
yes you can but why would you want to plug it into the wall if its portable
726835
No, it's portable, plug in only when you need to charge it.Had this product for about 4 years, only the plastic filter hinge broken, otherwise, it still going strong. No bad.
832808
It is portable, especially if you just carry it in the tote. The pump does not take batteries.
1104654
It can be plugged in. I leave it plugged in in my office and only use it as a tablet when using it in other rooms or on the go.
234283
It can be portable. Just need batteries. New models come with rechargeable battery.
96229
For a short time. It's not insulated or plugged into anything. So just a glass tea pot with a tea leaf infuser that you can leave in or remove. I filled mine with hot water from my Keith so it stayed hot for a while. I it is only big enough for a few cups of tea depending on your cup size. I use my travel mug and get 2 cups.
721569
it is portable in that you could take it anywhere that you have an outlet. If you have a generator, you could plug it in and cook. As an aside, though, the first time we used this particular model, it blew out. Spend a few extra bucks and get a better model.
957040
Yes it will work without being plugged in. Plugging it in only makes the water cold. -Jacob
436738
It doesn't have a batter, and it's not designed to be portable. It's relatively heavy for it's size and it's awkward to carry. You could certainly bring it somewhere in a pinch, but it will still need to be plugged in.
438617
Hi Heidi, Absolutely not! This is only for water use. The water stays hot/boiling as long as machine is plugged in....once unplugged, the time it takes to cool down depends on the amount of water in container and external room temperature. I never unplug mine, unless if on vacation... Hope this helps!
2009908
I love this for reheating lunches at work only. It can be plugged into any socket inc van but not for long time. Not really designed for cooking but reheating is wonderful. Small amount of water is added which steam heats the food, the heating process is about 20min & you get nice hot meal (can cool eggs & short time meals only). If you need more info please ask again, hope this helps.
279844
Sure you can. But you will not need to keep it plugged in. It should do the job without a recharge.
836519
Hello Susan. No, it isn't it needs to be connected to power. It's very nice but I don't consider it portable.