can I use this for a coffee thermos?
225710
Use to make drip coffee with my Melitta drip system when on the road or camping. Classic is too narrow for the Melitta drip maker
225711
It would certainly keep your coffee hot but because it was meant for food rather than liquid, the opening is larger. You would have to get used to pouring out of a wide opening but i'm sure you could adjust. Good luck!
225712
Yes you can use this for non-carbonated beverages as well as for soups. The carbonation would cause the stopper to leak. The big advantage to the Stanley vs. a cheaper no-name brand, is that you can buy replacement cups and stoppers. One word of warning. DON'T submerge the cup in water or put in dishwasher for cleaning. Water will get between the metal and plastic parts of the cup. This makes the cup swell up preventing it from being screwed onto the thermos.I really like my wide mouth Stanley thermos.
1030602
No, it's not a coffee cup or mug, it's a thermos. Use a percolator, coffee tastes better.
1191029
yes, if it is something like a coffee mug warmer. I don't have a tea pot warmer.
346596
sorry for the late response but no i dont think this would be good for a coffee mug.
134130
Yes. I bought this thermos mug so that i could put it in a backpack with important papers and bike to work. As long as it is screwed on correctly, it will not leak. I've have it for two years without any flaws. It is indestructible and worth the high price.
777060
It will screw into the thermos, but it doesn't make a good seal. Very strange design. The wholes that are seen in the photo connect with a whole through the center of the stopper. If the thermos is laying down, the coffee will flow out!
430054
I just bought this thermos and the instruction/care booklet said not to be used for hot liquids. Better to be safe than sorry and burned. Hope this helps.
531182
I put 1/2 inch of hot coffee in a cup and it worked perfectly. I think this would work as you described.
455025
No, it is only a thermos dispenser. I use hot water to heat the thermos first. When the coffee is brewed, I empty the hot water from the thermos and then pour in the hot coffee. The coffee stays hot for a LONG time!
616667
It might work for a short while. But ultimately, if you wanted to keep something hot, I would suggest a thermos.
453298
Not really. Unless it's really thick and not very watery, it might be ok, but otherwise, I'd say stick to a thermos
982454
I haven't tried, because it isn't intended for hot liquids. I have a Nissan Thermos that works well for hot liquids. Try this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000K604P0?cache=3f07a5255f904c4a9f65f6d8e89e42c2π=SY200_QL40&qid;=1410725795&sr;=8-1#ref=mp_s_a_1_1
1640427
base fits over a regular size mug. depending on the thermos it will work. I love it for making an individual fresh cup of coffee.
2162708
Yes, it can. It doesn't keep things warm as long as it keeps them cold though. I'm pretty sure that's normal for thermos type stuff though.
2191366
I'm sorry but I don't own a Stanley thermos to try it out. It is rather large so, I guess it would depend on the size of the thermos.
1738022
There should be no problem, but I do not see a good reason to do it. Not even for reheating coffee. I would never reheat coffee.
321117
I think it would be okay with extra hot water. The oils from the coffee might leave some residue.