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Few have as loyal a following as our classic green icon. The pro's choice from construction sites to the outdoors it's been keeping coffee hot around the clock since 1913. The ultimate in durability it'll be kicking for generations to come. PRODUCT FEATURES: Keeps hot/ cold 24 hours Double wall vacuum insulation 8oz lid doubles as drinking cup Stainless steel construction Durable rustproof finish Heavy duty handle Easy-pour stopper S1101254-001 , Stanley Classic Vacuum Bottle - 1.1qt , Stanley , Classic Vacuum Bottle 1.1qt , Thermos , insulated
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
82 of 89 people found the following review helpful
By Jack Dunne
Color Name:Hammertone Green
This unit is made in China and the only thing in common with the previously American made unit is the enormously high price tag.
My unit started leaking under the cap about one month after I purchased it. I bought a new cap only to find that it was a manufacture defect in the sealing area of the unit. This was nursed along by over tightening the cap until it eventually slipped a thread. After that I got into the habit of turning the unit upside down (allowing the unit to leak into the cap/cup) before opening it.
Soon after this, the spot weld area for the handle gave way. Welded in three spots, two of which clearly have paint on the originally intended upon welding surface.
Tonight the thing leaked all over my wife's lap as she merely intended to open it and that was the last straw. This thing is a TURD!
The only reason I did not give it one star is because it does have good thermal qualities.
My unit started leaking under the cap about one month after I purchased it. I bought a new cap only to find that it was a manufacture defect in the sealing area of the unit. This was nursed along by over tightening the cap until it eventually slipped a thread. After that I got into the habit of turning the unit upside down (allowing the unit to leak into the cap/cup) before opening it.
Soon after this, the spot weld area for the handle gave way. Welded in three spots, two of which clearly have paint on the originally intended upon welding surface.
Tonight the thing leaked all over my wife's lap as she merely intended to open it and that was the last straw. This thing is a TURD!
The only reason I did not give it one star is because it does have good thermal qualities.
88 of 97 people found the following review helpful
Color Name:Hammertone Green
Over the weekend I bought a Stanley thermal bottle. I've been wanting a thermal carafe for a while now, and this one has the capacity for a liter of coffee, tea, soup, etc.
I was really jazzed about this specific bottle, because it is aesthetically rich in testosterone. The design seems to be straight out of the first half of the 20th century. So you know geeky-old-me, I had to perform a thermal performance test. I first pre-heated the bottle for several minutes using hot tap water. I filled the carafe to the brim with boiling water, and checked the temp using my probe thermometer. 205 degrees. This morning, exactly 8 hours after my initial measurement, I cracked the bottle for a second reading...an astonishing 177 degrees (I woulda thought 150-ish). The probe thermometer showed that the temperature of the room was 73 degrees, and I had the AC's thermostat constant the entire time.
If you run the numbers through Newton's Law of Cooling, you find a K-value of 0.029801 per hour given my environment and observations. By empirical calculation, that means that the bottle's contents would cool down to 150 degrees in about 18 hours at room temp (the temperature I would still consider a beverage or soup pretty hot). 24 hours after filling with near-boiling water, the contents would likely be near 137.5 degrees...still pretty hot, and still somewhat capable of fighting off some foodborne illnesses. It would take 53 hours for the bottle's contents to cool to 100 degrees.
Your mileage may vary, but this thing appears to be a winner.
I was really jazzed about this specific bottle, because it is aesthetically rich in testosterone. The design seems to be straight out of the first half of the 20th century. So you know geeky-old-me, I had to perform a thermal performance test. I first pre-heated the bottle for several minutes using hot tap water. I filled the carafe to the brim with boiling water, and checked the temp using my probe thermometer. 205 degrees. This morning, exactly 8 hours after my initial measurement, I cracked the bottle for a second reading...an astonishing 177 degrees (I woulda thought 150-ish). The probe thermometer showed that the temperature of the room was 73 degrees, and I had the AC's thermostat constant the entire time.
If you run the numbers through Newton's Law of Cooling, you find a K-value of 0.029801 per hour given my environment and observations. By empirical calculation, that means that the bottle's contents would cool down to 150 degrees in about 18 hours at room temp (the temperature I would still consider a beverage or soup pretty hot). 24 hours after filling with near-boiling water, the contents would likely be near 137.5 degrees...still pretty hot, and still somewhat capable of fighting off some foodborne illnesses. It would take 53 hours for the bottle's contents to cool to 100 degrees.
Your mileage may vary, but this thing appears to be a winner.
68 of 80 people found the following review helpful
Color Name:Hammertone Green
I filled a brand new Stanley Vacuum Bottle (1.1 liter) and a brand new Thermos Work Bottle (1.25 liter) each with boiling water and let both stand side-by-side in a 67-degree, climate-controlled room for 24 hours. After 24 hours, the water in the Stanley Vacuum bottle measured 144 degrees. Not bad. But the water in the Thermos Work Bottle measured a whopping 162 degrees after 24 hours! Needless, to say, the latter gets ahigher recommendation.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Classic for a reason!
It's a Stanley. It's fantastic. I've used it to keep mulled cider and hot cocoa warm on very, very cold Colorado nights.
Published 7 days ago by Jen Gartner
5.0 out of 5 stars
Use this M-F every day for my tea
This is a fabulous product. I work as a teacher and use it everyday. It keeps my tea hot from the beginning until the end of my work day. Read more
Published 21 days ago by Ms. Lynn Messman
5.0 out of 5 stars
Keeps it hot!
We take our favorite coffee with us everywhere. No need to stop at a starbucks when you have your own personal thermos with your favorite coffee flavored the way u like it.
Published 24 days ago by Julie J
3.0 out of 5 stars
Good enough, but is it enough.
I ordered the Stanley to replace my old Stanley. The old one was purchased in 2007. I lost the cup lid on the old model three years ago but I continued to use the thermos as is. Read more
Published 1 month ago by M. Mann
5.0 out of 5 stars
lindalu
Bought this as a replacement for my old one.
It was twenty years old. If this one holds up as long as my old one? We are good. It should,
Its an identical thermos.
It was twenty years old. If this one holds up as long as my old one? We are good. It should,
Its an identical thermos.
Published 1 month ago by Lindalu
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great for work
I bought this to replace a cheap one I got from Wal-Mart wihch didn't work so well and it has been amazing!!!! It holds the heat for 24hrs as promised!!!
Published 1 month ago by Melissa
5.0 out of 5 stars
Nothing beats the classic
There Is No Comparison For The Original Stanley Thermos. I Had One Years Ago, And Lost It, Just GotThis One And Knew I Would Love it.
Published 2 months ago by ce9
1.0 out of 5 stars
so bummed, 3 epic failures
agree with another reviewer: this is not your father's Stanley. These 'new' ones are crap.
my dad worked construction, and I worked for him for a few years when I was... Read more
my dad worked construction, and I worked for him for a few years when I was... Read more
Published 2 months ago by captbrian
5.0 out of 5 stars
great
great buy, was purchased as a gift to replace one that is 30+ years old. will be around many many years all over again
Published 2 months ago by Lalala
1.0 out of 5 stars
What?
My dad used one for years, and I got one a few years back. It keeps coffee warm for only about 4 hours. Come to find out that it is no longer made in US, but rather China.
Published 2 months ago by SS1983
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