Thermos flask Kamille 2072 with glass liner, 1.0 L capacity

Kamille 2072 is a 1.0 L vacuum thermos with a glass liner designed to maintain beverage temperature while preserving taste. The inner glass vessel provides a neutral surface that prevents metallic or plastic flavors from affecting tea, coffee, soups or cold drinks. The outer body offers protection and portability, making this thermos suitable for use at home, in the office or during travel.

Advantages

The glass liner ensures taste neutrality and easy cleaning, while the vacuum insulation reduces heat transfer to keep contents hot or cold for extended periods. The 1.0 litre capacity balances portability and serving size, and the durable external shell protects the inner vessel from minor impacts during everyday use. The design facilitates pouring and refilling without compromising thermal performance.

Suitable for

• Keeping tea or coffee hot for several hours
• Transporting soups or broths while preserving flavor
• Carrying cold beverages for outdoor activities or travel
• Use in office or home settings for shared servings

Key specifications

• Capacity: 1.0 litre
• Inner material: glass liner for neutral taste retention
• Thermal system: vacuum insulation
• Recommended contents: hot and cold beverages, soups
• Portable design with protective outer body

How to use

Preheat with hot water or precool with cold water before filling to improve temperature retention. Open the lid and pour liquids directly into the glass liner, then secure the cap tightly to maintain vacuum performance. To pour, open the stopper according to the lid mechanism and pour steadily; close the stopper after use to minimize heat exchange. Allow hot contents to cool slightly before drinking to avoid scalding.

Usage recommendations

Clean the glass liner after each use with warm soapy water and a soft brush; avoid abrasive cleaners that can damage the inner surface. Do not use the thermos for carbonated or fermenting liquids. Handle the thermos with care to prevent strong impacts to the glass liner and avoid sudden temperature shocks (for example, do not pour boiling water into a frozen liner).