- Always pour out unconsumed beverages to prevent deposits from forming inside the flask and potential
bacterial growth. Always be careful when handling hot beverages (the flask).
- To remove light stains, allow the flask to soak and then wipe it dry with a soft wiping cloth. If it does become
stained, heat up some white vinegar and then wash as usual. These stains have no effect on the properties
of the product.
- To achieve a long lifetime of the product, handle the vacuum flask with care — avoid strong impacts and
shocks. Always store opened.
ATTENTION:
carbonated and sparkling beverages, ice cubes or dairy products do not belong in the flask. The
vacuum flask is not to be used for baby food.
- Do not use the vacuum flask if the inner casing is damaged and the drink gets between the walls of the flask
or if the vacuum flask loses its insulating properties.
SAFETY NOTICE
- High temperatures may damage the flask or the cap.
- The use of sharp metal utensils (e.g. knives, forks) may damage (scratch) the surface.
- The use of coarse or aggressive cleaning agents can damage the surface (e.g. caustic pipe cleaning agents).
- Negligent handling (e.g. of the cap) may lead to surface damage (chipping).
- These „footprints" do not have the slightest effect on the quality of the prepared beverages nor on the
lifetime of the flask, they only affect its aesthetic appearance.
- Through the effect of high temperature of the heat source, the surface may be damaged.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
- Vacuum flasks are very easy to maintain and clean.
- The body of the vacuum flask with a surface treatment (pictures, paint) is not dishwasher safe.
- The cap is suitable for washing in the dishwasher (max. 65 °
C)
, but for better cleaning we recommend
washing it by hand.
- When cleaning by hand use only soft wipes and sponges that will not scratch the surface. Do not use
aggressive chemical products.
- Store with the cap open.
DISPOSAL
Correct disposal of this product helps save valuable natural resources and prevents damage to the
environment caused by improper waste disposal. Ask your local authorities or collection facility for more
details. In accordance with national regulations penalties may be imposed for the incorrect of this type of
waste.
