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THERMOS FUNTAINER 12 Ounce Stainless Steel Vacuum Insulated Kids Straw Bottle, Blue
THERMOS FUNTAINER 12 Ounce Stainless Steel Vacuum Insulated Kids Straw Bottle, Blue
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Kids lose interest in a water bottle that leaks, dents on the first drop, or turns lukewarm by mid-morning. A backpack side pocket is a rough place to live, and small hands do not always handle a lid carefully.
The FUNTAINER answers that with 18/8 stainless steel and THERMOS vacuum insulation, which holds cold drinks at temperature for up to 12 hours. It carries 12 ounces, measures 2.7 inches wide by 7.7 inches tall with a 2 inch base, and weighs about 0.4 pounds, so it fits a lunch bag without crowding it. Details worth knowing:
- Push button flip cap that opens with one press
- Pop-up silicone straw under a cover, removable for washing
- Integrated handle with a soft touch grip
- Solid blue finish
One limitation: this bottle is not made for hot liquids, cold drinks only. It is dishwasher safe, though THERMOS recommends hand washing to keep it in shape longer. The package contains the single 12 ounce bottle in blue, with no extra straws or replacement parts included.
When filling this bottle, leave a small gap below the straw mechanism rather than filling to the absolute brim, which helps the straw draw cleanly without sputtering. If the straw develops an odor over time, soaking it in a mix of water and baking soda for a few hours before rinsing usually clears it. The push button and flip cap have small crevices that collect residue, so running a thin bottle brush or pipe cleaner around the hinge weekly keeps the mechanism opening crisply. Parents comparing this bottle to plastic alternatives should note that stainless steel will not absorb flavors or stain from juice the way plastic does after repeated use.
For storage, keep the cap open overnight after washing so the interior dries fully and does not trap moisture. This size works well for children in early to mid elementary school who drink moderate amounts through the day but do not need a larger 16 or 20 ounce bottle weighing down their bag. Children who prefer sipping over gulping tend to get more use from a straw bottle than from a wide mouth or spout style, making this format a reasonable match for that habit.
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