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I love my bright green 750ml Super Sparrow from Amazon. MrsHB Got me it. Hot and cold, had it a couple of years now.
My thermal flask test thread.
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Changed it for truth
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1 tea bag for a litre of Tea? Good god man, how weak do you want it?
You are liar, sir! I find 4 minutes gives the best brew.
Mind you, your instructions say milk before hot water! I see you, heathen!
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OP who is rad as heck said:
This is how you reel us in
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That makes me sad. That’s not tea!After a while of no washing you don't need tea bags
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This is how you reel us in
I know i just couldn't wait, in the mean time it will come in a few days, i will get a device to test the water temperature from start and then every 6 hours until 24 hours.
Will edit the first post.
Dan.
The phrase "money doesn't buy taste" has never been more aptIn the south we can afford milk
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I believe that’s called a thermometer
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It's just a cup of tea, just because it's all the northerners have got to look forward to around the constant drizzle, fog and coal doesn't mean it's important to all.
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I am unreasonably excited about the ~ science ~ experiment. Less so about how to make tea arguments :/
Good job OP :thumbs up:
Good job OP :thumbs up:
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This is what we have descended to on a Friday night lol
Guess it's caused by getting too old to go out on the razzle
Guess it's caused by getting too old to go out on the razzle
What you really want is a Funranium Labs Stein of Science!
Made from scientific dewars (newones) http://www.funraniumlabs.com/2010/02/what-are-dewars/
http://www.funraniumlabs.com/2010/12/rising-to-the-challenge/
https://shop.funraniumlabs.com/steins/
Made from scientific dewars (newones) http://www.funraniumlabs.com/2010/02/what-are-dewars/
http://www.funraniumlabs.com/2010/12/rising-to-the-challenge/
https://shop.funraniumlabs.com/steins/
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Thank you for the contribution, but they are based in the usa and out of stock with the 1 litre model, seems to be the dogs ******** i really would buy one despite being very expensive just to test it.
Dan.
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Does your postman delivery the Thermos when it been snowing?
This is how you reel us in
If you're serious, drop Phil a tweet or email. He's a fantastic chap, very interesting too. There's a possibility he hasn't updated the page. Met him a couple of years ago, fascinating guy, and his coffee is fantastic.
That is amazing! Though maybe not for tea but for cold drinks it would be ace.
I really rate my Thermos Ultimate flasks. I've got the both the 500ml and 900ml versions and after messing around with other bottles I wouldn't use anything else now.
The 500ml comes out with me winter climbing and has kept good temperatures in some fairly brutal weather and long days. The 900 generally stays in the car for when I get back as it's too bulky to carry around.
Mine has survived being dropped part way down the north face of the Ben. It's got a few dents and scratches but otherwise still works great.
The 500ml comes out with me winter climbing and has kept good temperatures in some fairly brutal weather and long days. The 900 generally stays in the car for when I get back as it's too bulky to carry around.
Mine has survived being dropped part way down the north face of the Ben. It's got a few dents and scratches but otherwise still works great.