An insulating jug is indispensable in almost every household. But do not just keep drinks warm, but put food in a thermos, such as soup, or put the baby water in a thermos of hot milk powder.

We compared several thermos flask tests and presented the results. The Thermos bottle (กระติก เก็บ ความ ร้อน which is the term in thai) comparison shows that a thermos flask made of stainless steel pays off rather than a thermos flask made of glass and how you disassemble and clean a thermos flask.

Thermos And Thermos Mug

There are different types of thermoses, in our comparison, we present them to you.

There are a variety of different containers that keep drinks warm with their thermos function. Especially the Thermo cups have become increasingly popular in recent years, as they are very handy in the car or on the train and take little space. Adding your coffee-to-go to a Thermo cup instead of a classic disposable cup will do a great deal for the environment.

Thermos bottles are often narrower and are often used for hiking or other outdoor activities. They are ideal as a thermos for children if you want to give your child in a thermos tea. The thermos bottles are tight and fit in almost every bag and every backpack.

It Depends On The Filling Quantity

In our comparison, we show you the most important selection factors for a Thermos bottle (กระติก น้ำ ร้อน  which is the term in thai): Depending on the design of the thermos flask, it has a larger or smaller capacity. That can range from 0.5 litres to 3 litres. The larger the capacity, the heavier the thermos flasks are of course. Very large vacuum jugs are therefore mainly suitable for the office, the household and the canteen.

Clean Thermos Flasks Properly

When buying a thermos, make sure that it is not only practical but also easy to clean.

It does not matter if you own a stainless steel thermos or a thermos flask made of chrome, glass or plastic and if you use the thermos flask for your baby food or coffee. In principle, every vacuum jug must be as easy to clean as possible. Cleaning is easy if you can disassemble the thermos and thoroughly clean the parts after each use with a mild detergent and a small dishwashing brush. If you can not get rid of stubborn coffee stains or tea stains, you can try denture cleaners. Dissolve this in the pot in the water and carefully remove the stains with a soft brush.