Thermos Nissan Paper Cup Insulator
by Thermos Nissan
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of Thermos Nissan Paper Cup Insulator
Customer Review: Hot and Tidy!
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought my first one of these about 4 years ago and just love it. It works well with the 16 or 20 oz paper cups from major coffee chains and keeps them hot for up to an hour in some cases. Also you don't need a paper sleeve to keep from burning yourself. I love mine because then I can make coffee at home (much better stuff than at the office) and put it in my paper cup and slide it in this holder. My coffee is still hot at work and everywhere in between. Then when the coffee is gone throw away the cup and NO CLEANING is needed. These are hard to find in stores so I have had to order online a couple of times to give to friends who are Starbucks addicts, they LOVE them. No this doesn't get rid of paper cups but it does make them easier to use and you don't end up with cold coffee as often.Customer Review: It Works!!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought one of these years ago from a local bookstore and love it! I order my coffee drink extra hot in the morning, and it is still warm in the afternoon,(a real treat throughout the work day). I'm buying more for Xmas presents for family and friends.Customer Review: Keeps your drinks hot!
Summary: 4 Stars
This is a great product. It keeps your drink hot, and it reduces waste because it eliminates the need for a disposable sleeve. However, with a drink inside, it can get a bit top-heavy, particularly if you have a smaller drink in it. One more thing to note: I have two cup holders in my car, and this item is a bit too wide for one, and a bit too narrow for the other. That makes it precarious if my drink is full and I'm going over bumps on the road. Overall, I'm pleased with this product because it does what it's supposed to do.Customer Review: My Terribly Scientific Experiment
Summary: 5 Stars
It started with an unscientific experiment. I bought a venti latte, stuck it in this new insulator sleeve, drank the coffee from time to time, and found that at 55 minutes, it was starting to lose its edge.
Well, what does that mean? What is "its edge"?
Today, I bought two venti lattes, put 'A' in the sleeve, left 'B' to the elements, stuck a thermometer in each one, and started a timer.
At the start, each latte was 140F.
At 23 minutes, 'A' was 136F, 'B' was 124F.
At 34 minutes, 'A' was 132F, 'B' was 117F.
At 46 minutes, 'A' was 130F. 'B' was 112F.
At 55 minutes, 'A' was 128F, 'B' was 109F.
At 1:04, time for the microwave. 'A' is 126F, 'B' is 106F.
I also put a cold drink in the insulating sleeve, drank down the drink, left the ice, and next morning the ice was still solid. I recommend this product.
P.S. It is a little too large for my car's cup holder. I don't care. It fits nicely in a cardboard drink caddy, example LBP Bevergo Handled Drink Carrier.
Customer Review: Nissan Cup Insulator the greatest invention
Summary: 5 Stars
I travel a great deal. For years, I carried an insulated cup I bought at Starbuck's. Unfortunately, it got very messy and I found it difficult to keep it clean in hotel rooms.
The Nissan Cup Insulator solves my problems. I just place my nice fresh 16 or 20 ounce paper coffee cup into the insulator and away I go. When I'm done, I just throw away the cup and the insulator doesn't need to be cleaned so I can just put it in my bag and I'm off.
Starbuck's could make a fortune selling these things.
MDR