does the bottle could keep the milk warm for hours? like the function of thermos bottle? exp pacific bottle
1938331
It won't like a thermos would. But it's doesn't keep the the temp longer then a plastic would and if you get the sleeve it will hold even longer. I have nothing but good thing to say about these bottles! If you find some thing more like a thermos it will be so heavy that baby will never learn to hold it on his own.
158151
it should work, it gets warm so the glass bottle will get warm as well. This is what I do because the bottle takes about 15 to 30 minutes to warm up. I have notes of about every how often my baby wants milk and I have noticed is every 2.5 hours to 3 hours. Since the bottle takes 30 minutes AND i have written down my baby's last and every meal. I know when he will be hungry so I start warming the bottle 30 minutes in advance and keep it warm until my baby wakes up. NOW, since I use formula, I DO NOT insert the formula until my baby is ready to eat because sometimes it is too hot and I need some space to put some cold water to make it warm. I always carry a bottle with cold water JUST in case i need to warm it up and it is too hot. God bless all babies. Amen
2068276
Having purchased several (8) of these thermos bottles since this past summer, we haven't tried keeping anything hot yet. However, liquids remain very cold for several hours (ice not melted) even when left in our hot automobiles here in Scottsdale, Arizona.
2196697
All insulated steel bottles can keep liquids hot as well as cold. I didn't try it on this bottle but have tried it on others. Though the only thing I'd caution about is sipping hot liquids from a straw. So make sure you only POUR super hot liquids out of this bottle, or fill with warm liquids which won't burn you when you sip through the straw.
2086920
It works pretty good if you use plenty of ice. I generally use a blue ice pack and have a 32oz nalgene bottle that I freeze with drinking water. The cooler tends to sit in my very hot work truck all day, but by the time I break for lunch the nalgene is unfrozen but still cold and my lunch is still cold. If I don't eat my yogurt at lunch though it is usually too warm to eat within a few hours of lunch. So it keeps things cold about 6 hours, but only with at least 2 ice packs. It also seems like even frozen plastic bottles of water keep it cool longer than the hard blue packs.
2241715
Yes, it's totally okay. I put the bottle in a warmer where the water is hot. I don't know about the milk but the bottle itself is safe.
726011
We had took an 8 hour trip and my milk stayed cold the whole trip. I haven't tried it any longer than that. But from what I remember the pack was still cold by the end of the trip. Hope this is helpful.
1403696
Short answer: Yes. Stainless steel is not significantly reactive in the presence of milk solids[1]. You should be able to store warm milk in this thermos. It will stay warm for several hours. Regular cleaning would be necessary, but no more difficult that cleaning milk off of anything else. Hope you have a nice winter season!
1620101
Pretty much the 12 hours it says. I microwave my child's lunch for 3,5 minutes at 7 am and it last really hot till 1.30 pm. But once she did not eat it and at 7pm it was still warm. It is by far the best thermos I had. I bought 3 other thermos for this purpouse and none of them is this good. My advice: go for it. Sorry for my english.
1367977
To be honest, I don't really know, as I've never used it for that function (always keep it in a fridge at work). However, I probably wouldn't recommend it on the sole basis of "keeping things cold". It is just a simply stainless steel water bottle...not insulating material or inner linings/pouches. I would guess that water will warm just as quickly in this bottle as in any others.
1631033
It does foam the milk nicely, but you must store milk in small thermos (included) which needs to be refrigerated at end of day. Nice machine tho!
724864
Yes, that is normal. The hot liquid inside will warm the air between the inner and outer layer. The warm air will warm the outer layer of the bottle and you will feel it. That is how it insulates and keeps your hot liquid hot for up to 12 hours.
427072
It won't do the work of a Thermos. I would be most doubtful that this bottle is a good one in which to carry water that is boiling hot. I carry a canteen cup for the really hot water. And I carry my Nalgene for the best drinking water and as a source of excellent water to boil for coffee, tea, freeze dried food, etc.
1896677
Yes, it does heat the milk. I suggest taking the foamer attachment off - it foams it well enough with out it on.
1560580
It keeps it hot for 8-10 hours and warm for up to about 14 hours. I found that it helps to warm the thermos up with hot water before putting in your hot item.
378705
No they work perfectly well and has the same application as the more expensive thermos containers. They are well insulated and keep hot or cold for about 2-3 hours.
1610918
It will more than likely stay cold, especially if you prechill the thermos with ice cold water or in the freezer and/or add ice to your milk. The issue that some people have brought up is the possibility of bacteria when milk is not kept at the appropriate temperature. Personally I have not kept straight milk in the thermos, but I have kept iced coffee with milk for over 10 hours and still drank it. I would, however, suggest that you look up information on milk before decided if there is risk doing such a thing, and what any risks may entail so that you do not end up ill.