What are the misunderstandings when buying stainless steel thermos cups? (Part 2)

I will continue to share what I didn't finish yesterday. Yesterday, I shared 6 misunderstandings about buying stainless steel thermos cups. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-VB-10488.htmlYou can check it out by yourself. How many of them do you have? The numbering continues from yesterday.

7. Ignore the heat conduction of the cup body:

The cup body of the stainless steel thermos cup adopts double-layer stainless steel vacuum technology, so it can keep heat and cold. However, since the cup lid of the water cup is usually not made into a double-layer stainless steel vacuum structure, the principle of heat rising, so after pouring boiling water into the thermos cup, the connection between the cup mouth and the white cover will usually be very hot. Some consumers like thermos cups with large mouths, small capacity, and short cup bodies. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-VB-10488.htmlSuch water cups are convenient to carry and also convenient for receiving water and drinking water. However, when holding such water cups, it is very likely to touch the cup mouth and get burned. Therefore, everyone should pay attention to whether the cup body design takes heat conduction into consideration to ensure comfort.

8. Blindly pursuing hot items:

Blindly pursuing hot items is not just in the water cup industry, there are such consumers in many industries. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-VB-10488.htmlSome of the consumers who like to buy water cups like novel and trendy water cups, but usually such water cups are expensive, and novel water cups emerge in an endless stream. Friends with this consumption habit will find one day that they have hoarded a large number of water cups without realizing it, and they feel a pity to throw them away, but they really take up space.

9. Ignoring after-sales service and brand reputation:

Some consumers always believe that low price is the basis of high cost performance, so they also buy low-priced thermos cups. However, many low-priced thermos cups may be backlog products or inferior and shoddy water cups. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-VB-10488.htmlSome consumers buy them and they no longer keep heat or are damaged after using them for a short time. They can be returned or exchanged but cannot be replaced. However, some water cup brands with good reputation not only have stable product quality, but also provide guaranteed after-sales service. Although the unit price of the product is relatively high, the price of buying a few low-priced products a year is almost the same as that of branded products.

10. Ignoring the safety of spray materials:

Since consumers do not understand the safety performance of the paint used for spraying water cups, they believe that as long as it is sprayed on water cups and sold on the market, such spray materials should be safe. In fact, this is not the case. Both industry regulatory agencies and market management agencies lack supervision and inspection on this point. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-VB-10488.htmlWhen buying water cups, you cannot choose to buy them just because the paint sprayed on the surface of the water cup is bright and attractive. Many types of paints are tested by manufacturers, and it is unclear whether the paint contains excessive heavy metals or harmful substances.

11. Mistakenly believe that the heavier the weight, the better the thermal insulation effect:

The thermal insulation effect mainly depends on the internal insulation layer and sealing performance, and weight is not a decisive factor. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-VB-10488.htmlTherefore, we should pay attention to thermal insulation performance rather than just weight as the selection criterion.

12. Misconceptions about the materials used in cup lids:

Some consumers, especially those in overseas markets, prefer to buy stainless steel thermos cups with both the lid and the body made of stainless steel, and resist thermos cups with lids made of plastic. http://www.umbottle.com/ProductsDetail-VB-10488.htmlHowever, stainless steel cup lids are not necessarily safer and healthier than plastic cup lids, and some stainless steel cup lids are not made of stainless steel materials that meet safety standards.

By avoiding the above misunderstandings, consumers can choose stainless steel thermos bottles more scientifically, improving their shopping experience and product usage.