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(28 customer reviews) 23 of 24 people found the following review helpful
Stanley ain't like the "Old Days".........,
October 25, 2008 Daddy-C (USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Stanley 2.0Qt Classic Brushed Vacuum Bottle (Sports)
I've got several older 1-quart bottles that work great; however, I am VERY disappointed with the new 2 quart bottle that I just purchased. I have pre-filled with boiling water and the thing still won't keep coffee hot more than 3 hours, even in moderate temperatures. It is literally luke-warm in 3 hours! So, you may ask, what about that "famous" Stanley Lifetime Guarantee? Good luck.....they won't even return my E-mails. I don't know what happened to this once great company, but I will never buy another Stanley Thermos (except maybe an older one). I haven't looked into it, but I would suspect that their products are no longer "American Made" if you know what I mean. Anyone want to buy a cheap thermos? Mine will be on E-bay......I'm buying a Nissan Vacuum Bottle.
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Cheap Imitation of a once great Thermos,
April 16, 2010 K. Roberts "KR" (Florida Panhandle) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Stanley 2.0Qt Classic Brushed Vacuum Bottle (Sports)
Ok, I did not get the 2 QT Thermos, but a 1.4 QT Thermos. It was a warranty replacement. It is a lighter version of the USA made type of years past. Now Stanley-Alladin are putting their "Since 1913" seal of approval on these thermos that are Made in China. Sad. Very Sad. I can actually feel the difference in its' weight and metal composition. I am curious to see these thermos in the local stores. Are they Made in China also? I'll use this one out of necessity.
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Not boiling hot but just hot.,
March 20, 2009 BC "BC" (MA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Stanley 2.0Qt Classic Brushed Vacuum Bottle (Sports)
I own both the Thermos Nissan 61 oz silver/black one and this Stanley brushed classic 2 qt. Fill them both with boiling hot water to the top and close for overnight. The next morning, the Stanley will be hot but barely enough to make a batch of tea which you can begin to sip immediately. The Nissan will literally burn your lips hot. ( Also have the Rugged 1 qt Stanley bottle but due to its smaller volume, it loses heat even faster ) I think the major problem is the head/neck which you can feel the heat with the bottle closed. For about the ten dollar difference, go for the Nissan over the Stanley.
