Vendeur: THERMOS
JNL-S600 SMPL Vacuum Insulated Thermos Water Bottle 20.3 fl oz Smoke Purple Thermos
Détails du produit
Description
The JNL-S600 SMPL Vacuum Insulated Thermos Water Bottle 20.3 fl oz Smoke Purple Thermos is designed to keep your beverages at the ideal temperature throughout the day. Whether you prefer hot coffee or chilled water, this thermos maintains the perfect temperature with its advanced vacuum insulation technology. Its sleek smoke purple finish adds a touch of style, making it a great companion for work, gym sessions, or outdoor activities.
With a capacity of 20.3 fluid ounces, this thermos is perfectly sized for daily hydration needs without being bulky. The durable construction ensures long-lasting use, while the leak-proof lid provides convenience and peace of mind during transport. Easy to clean and carry, this thermos combines practicality with a fashionable look.
Details
• Product Material: Stainless Steel
• Manufacturer: Thermos
Features
- Double-wall vacuum insulation keeps drinks hot or cold for hours
- Leak-proof lid ensures no spills during travel
- 20.3 fluid ounce capacity ideal for daily use
- Durable stainless steel construction for long-lasting performance
- Sleek smoke purple design adds a stylish touch
How to use
Fill the thermos with your preferred hot or cold beverage and securely fasten the lid to prevent leaks. To ensure optimal temperature retention, preheat or pre-chill the bottle by filling it with hot or cold water for a few minutes before use. Avoid overfilling and always keep the lid tightly closed when carrying. For best results, hand wash the thermos and lid separately before first use and after each use.
Care instructions
Hand wash the thermos and lid with warm soapy water using a soft sponge or cloth. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or scrubbers that can damage the finish. Do not place the thermos in the dishwasher or microwave. Allow the bottle and lid to dry completely before storing to prevent odors or mold. Store with the lid off to keep the interior fresh.



