#STANLEY ALADIN THERMOS FULL#

If you’ve ever wondered if the Thermos Nissan bottles are worth the extra money - or if the Stanley bottles could really be that bad - the answers seem clear: Maybe not quite as rigorous as Consumer Reports, but better than just a “gut feeling” that one does better than another. I took the lid off each in turn, then used an instant read thermometer to check the water temperature inside. I let them all sit for 5 hours - the length of time you might want to keep coffee hot, or make yogurt, or for Thermos cooking. I placed them all on the same counter, about a foot from each other so that none were getting warmth from another. When the new water was boiling, I poured the old water out quickly, then refilled each bottle with fresh boiling water and stoppered the bottles. I let them sit about 10 minutes as I boiled another big pot of water, so as to pre-heat each of the bottles. I filled all three bottles to their fill line, then quickly stoppered them.

#STANLEY ALADIN THERMOS FULL#

I set all three in the sink, then boiled a big pan of water to a full rolling boil (Dave wondered what in the world I was doing as the steam billowed. Glass-lined Thermos with Stash Top (this model seems to no longer be sold)Īll hold between 3 and 4 cups of liquid.They seem to have switched this size to a carafe model.) briefcase bottle (Note: The “brief case bottle in the 34-ounce size does not seem to be available any longer.

The three bottles, as pictured from left to right, are:

So I played “test lab” a bit and added in the glass-lined Thermos that I have.

Stanley aladin thermos