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Thermos Nissan Paper Cup Insulator


  • Fits 16 -Ounce and 20 -Ounce paper cups and fits most automobile holders
  • Silicone Ring keeps paper cup securely inside
  • Beverage keeps hot 3 times longer than in plain paper cup
  • Cool to touch exterior with hot liquids inside
  • Refill with fresh paper cup, no need to wash

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Thermos Nissan Paper Cup Insulator

  1. #1 by E. Deckinger on April 16, 2010 - 10:22 pm

    I haven’t had a chance to use this product yet, however, I also purchased a Thermos Nissan can insulator, and that product is fantastic. If the can insulator can keep canned soda cold for a long time, I have not doubt that the Paper cup insulator will do the same for hot beverages. One thought I had though, I probably should have purchased the one with a lid and just pour my coffee into it. That’s why I rated it only 3 stars because you need to use a paper cup. My fault – just wasn’t thinking. But again, I’m basing my review on my experience with the can insulator.
    Rating: 3 / 5

  2. #2 by brendajc on April 17, 2010 - 12:49 am

    I bought this with fast shipping and it arrived in England in three days, really fast for December.

    This cup works for Starbucks paper cups in England in the grande and venti sizes. It keeps the coffee warm as promised.

    But sometimes it does need washing.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  3. #3 by HMVincent on April 17, 2010 - 1:08 am

    It started with an unscientific experiment. I bought a venti latte, stuck it in this new insulator sleeve, drank the coffee from time to time, and found that at 55 minutes, it was starting to lose its edge.

    Well, what does that mean? What is “its edge”?

    Today, I bought two venti lattes, put ‘A’ in the sleeve, left ‘B’ to the elements, stuck a thermometer in each one, and started a timer.

    At the start, each latte was 140F.

    At 23 minutes, ‘A’ was 136F, ‘B’ was 124F.

    At 34 minutes, ‘A’ was 132F, ‘B’ was 117F.

    At 46 minutes, ‘A’ was 130F. ‘B’ was 112F.

    At 55 minutes, ‘A’ was 128F, ‘B’ was 109F.

    At 1:04, time for the microwave. ‘A’ is 126F, ‘B’ is 106F.

    I also put a cold drink in the insulating sleeve, drank down the drink, left the ice, and next morning the ice was still solid. I recommend this product.

    P.S. It is a little too large for my car’s cup holder. I don’t care. It fits nicely in a cardboard drink caddy, example LBP Bevergo Handled Drink Carrier.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  4. #4 by B. Vaughan on April 17, 2010 - 2:04 am

    Absolutely serves its purpose. Keeps coffee (in its disposable cup) warm for up to 3 hours. Then you throw away the cup, no clean-up. Fits right in the car’s cup holder. Very useful product.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  5. #5 by Robin Figas on April 17, 2010 - 3:14 am

    I bought one of these years ago from a local bookstore and love it! I order my coffee drink extra hot in the morning, and it is still warm in the afternoon,(a real treat throughout the work day). I’m buying more for Xmas presents for family and friends.
    Rating: 5 / 5