Sentences with phrase «thermal flask»

The Tommee Tipee Travel Warmer is made using high - quality plastic and stainless steel for durability, and is designed to work without electricity with a thermal flask which does not require any electrical source from the outside.

This bottle warmer's thermal flask keeps the water warm and maintains the temperature, which eliminates the need for heating or reheating.

Made of stainless steel; it is capable of storing hot water due to a thermal flask.

The thermal flask is enough to keep the warmth of the baby bottle upon preparation.

Since it is stainless, the thermal flask inside it will keep the bottle warm, perfect for parents who are travelling with their babies often.

The thermal flask is able to keep hot water for hours and it takes you less than 5 minutes to warm your milk or food.

The well — designed thermal flask is made of stainless steel with a plastic lid, portable and convenient for its lightweight - ness and no use of electricity or other external sources of energy.

Tip for formula fed babies: You can fill the thermal flask with pre-sterilized boiling water and use it later to prepare formula on the spot.

No special preparation is required, all you need to do is fill the thermal flask with boiling water and you're good to go.

The warm water retains its temperature in the thermal flask.

Just in case there are electricity outages and you can't use your electric warmer, you can simply heat up water and store it in the thermal flask and use it as a regular bottle warmer.

It makes use of warm water stored in the stainless steel thermal flask.

Not exact matches

I filled our Hydro Flask thermal jar with piping hot chicken, then packed a LunchBots with the accompaniments: shredded jack cheese, lettuce and street taco sized tortillas.

So why is it when I put my coffee in a thermos flask or my hot dinner in a thermal pack for traveling, the hot food stays hot and the hot coffee stays hot?

Doug Cotton: From your paper: But, just as a vacuum flask does not further warm the coffee, neither does any additional temporary thermal energy trapped by the atmosphere warm the surface.

It seeks to convince the reader that they should not believe that the atmosphere intrinsically establishes a vertical thermal gradient as a spontaneous stable thermodynamic equilibrium state, one that would somehow «heat» the bottom relative to the top even if the whole thing were in a giant Dewar flask and one waited long enough for true equilibrium to be established.