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Thermos 3410USP Add-A-Cup Beverage Bottle

Thermos 3410USP Add-A-Cup Beverage Bottle

(5 customer reviews)

List Price:	$14.99
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625988

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Description:

35oz vacuum bottle. Glass vacuum insulated for maximum temperature retention, hot or cold. Twist and pour stopper allows you to pour without removing the stopper. Integrated handle with soft rubber-grip. 2 interlocking cups for serving and sharing anywh

Features:

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35oz vacuum bottle

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Glass vacuum insulated for maximum temperature retention, hot or cold

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Twist and pour stopper allows you to pour without removing the stopper

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Integrated handle with soft rubber-grip

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2 interlocking cups for serving and sharing anywhere

Product Details:

Product Length:	9.7 inches
Product Width:	9.5 inches
Product Height:	13.6 inches
Product Weight:	2.0 pounds
Package Length:	13.4 inches
Package Width:	9.9 inches
Package Height:	3.4 inches
Package Weight:	1.55 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 5 reviews

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Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 4.0

( 5 customer reviews )
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10 of 11 found the following review helpful:

Thermos add a cup beverage bottleFeb 07, 2010
By Peggy Spinelli
The product is almost perfect. You can put boiling water from your tea kettle or hot coffee from your coffee maker and the beverage will stay very hot, not just warm for hours and hours. The only problem is that the inside is glass lined and you must be careful. I have had to replace this item due to breakage when it dropped. I still give it the highest rating as the product itself does exactly what it is supposed to do.

10 of 11 found the following review helpful:

Great ThermosOct 23, 2007
By Mitchell Llewellyn "Gadget Freak NJ"
I love this Thermos. It is very handy as it holds over 32 ounces. I go to the store and get the refill price of 99 cents for coffee and that is like getting two large coffees. That way my friend and I can share a cup and save money. It comes with the extra cup. When I brought it to my friends he was ready with his mug LOL!!! I said no need I got your cup right here !!!! Keeps coffee hot for about 5 hours I found. I have another one called the Rock and that keeps coffee hot longer. I like them both.

4 of 4 found the following review helpful:

Could be betterNov 17, 2011
By Dmitry Matyukhin
First of all, none of the sellers I tried to contact about this item could provide me with the full information.

I read other reviews (on the same item from other sellers).
People were concerned about its durability and fragility.

The item's inner vacuum bottle is really made of fine glass which can be easily broken. And yet (from different sellers including the one I bought from) it comes kind of carelessly packaged. It's just inside a shipping box without extra bubble wrap or something. Sometimes it even comes broken (see reviews on the item from other sellers). So, check the return/refund/replacement policy of a seller before you buy.

And this extra packaging is really important taking into account how the item is made.

The quality of the outer plastic shell is okay (as much as you can say it about stuff made in China today).

Fortunately for me the bottom of the shell may be unscrewed (none of the sellers could tell me about that. They just don't know the product they're selling. One of them even told me that 'according to the manufacturer's specifications the bottom can't be opened' - which is incorrect).
This way, if you happen to find a replacement glass vacuum inner bottle you can easily replace it yourself.

But the vacuum bottle inside is not fixed. It has some kind of rubber 'cover' at the bottom to protect a gentle 'tip' (made when creating its vacuum). The 'mouth' of the vacuum bottle touches the liner at the top of the outer shell (and the liner doesn't fit the 'mouth' as I would expect it to). And that's it.
So, the inner glass is not fixed in place with anything. It was very wobbly inside. That's why it could easily break even if the bottle falls on its side.
To secure the vacuum glass bottle inside I cut a few pieces of styrofoam and stuck them between the glass and the outer plastic shell. Now the inner glass stays in place securely.

Another thing is the liner at the top of the bottle. The one between the vacuum glass bottle and the opening in the outer shell. Here is where the quality is below my expectations (and I couldn't really do anything to improve it).
The liner doesn't fit the opening like a glove. It looked like the diameters mismatched each other.
It also looks like when you screw in the stopper it may not provide sufficient insulation. The tip of the stopper doesn't go deep enough into the glass bottle. It feels like it only covers the opening.
And this may be the weakest point where you lose the heat.

I'm only interested in hot tea/coffee and tested the bottle with hot tap water (really hot, you would not be able to keep your hand in it longer than 2-3 seconds without being burnt).
Basically, it may be something around manufacturer's manual saying it can keep heat up to 8 hrs and cold up to 12 hrs.
Because after about 10 hrs the water in the bottle was nowhere close to the original temperature. But after 4.5 hrs the temperature seemed to be high enough to call it 'relatively hot'.

Again, I didn't test it with cold water (as I'm not really interested in it). But be sure you DON'T put ice into it. The instruction manual is saying it's a big no-no and other reviewers confirm that.
One of the reasons might be because the glass is very thin and when you drop an ice cube inside it will easily shatter.

I also looked at the 'twist and pour' stopper. Personally, I would not use it. It won't help avoiding mess. And its shape (big gap in the threading) doesn't really assure me the stopper would insulate the inner glass 'mouth' enough to avoid heat loss.

I didn't experience any leaks so far but based on the manufacturing quality (see above about the stopper and the liner) I would probably expect them (as other reviewers did). Especially if you happen to keep the bottle on its side for some time.

The 2 plastic cups used as a cap are actually nice to have for those who don't want to carry extra cup/glass for another person. The cups' volume is about 7 oz, I guess.

In general, I like the item (especially from this seller at a lower price).

3 of 4 found the following review helpful:

multi-purpose thermosAug 07, 2010
By J. Miller
this thermos comes with two cups along with a stopper that can be filled with creamer powder. Its a great item for bikers or others that don't want to take two thermoses, for two people. The cups attaching to each other is a real space saver. Also I like my coffee black but it seems my choice of riding partners always prefer their coffee with creamer; this set up does it all except pour the coffee for you; that you gotta do on your own! also it really keeps the coffee warm for a number of hours.

JunkJan 11, 2012
By Usually Happy
Started leaking out the bottom in less than a week. Cheap price but another lesson in you get what you pay for.