ThermoFlask 2-Pack (32oz)
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ThermoFlask
Highlights: Great lid, bottle boot included, 2-pack
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ThermoFlask Review
Overview
When Hydro Flask's popularity rose, ThermoFlask was one of the early brands to offer a similar product at a more affordable price. Given that this is a brand owned by Takeya, it shouldn't come as a surprise that the two brands look and function similarly.
Like Takeya Actives, some of ThermoFlask's listings offer a bottle boot. But in addition, you can usually find a ThermoFlask 2-pack bottle listing that provides even more value, which includes two bottles, two boots, and four lids. So if you're looking for two bottles either for gifts or for you and a significant other, buying from ThermoFlask's 2-pack listing is the easiest way we know to get a couple great bottles with matching accessories. |
Why Buy?
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ThermoFlask FAQs
- Are ThermoFlask bottles dishwasher safe? | Yes, ThermoFlask's powder-coated bottles are dishwasher safe. Some of their bottles have text on the bottom that says "handwash only," but ThermoFlask's website confirms they are technically dishwasher safe.
- Are ThermoFlask bottles safe? | Everything we have seen indicates that ThermoFlask's bottles are safe, or at least just as safe as other comparable bottles on the market.
- Are ThermoFlask bottles worth it? | ThermoFlask bottles are great all-around bottles for everyday hydration. The fact that they are sold as a convenient 2-pack with bottle boots and multiple lid styles makes them really easy, especially if you and a friend or significant other are new to big bottles and want to test which lids you each prefer.
- Are ThermoFlask bottles easy to clean? | Yes, but it's a little confusing. We have an older ThermoFlask with seals that do not have pull tabs, making it harder to deep clean. But based on their lid seal chart shown here, it looks like many of their newer bottles and lid designs are compatible with their seals with pull tabs. They sell the seals with pull tabs separately here, but we are not certain if these are included with newer listings. If you know the answer, please let us know and we'll update this.
- Are ThermoFlask bottles BPA-free? | Yes, ThermoFlask bottles are made with 18/8 stainless steel, and the lids are made of food-safe polypropylene plastics with silicone seals. All of these are BPA-free. Here is ThermoFlask's FAQ (look under 'Manufacturing - What are ThermoFlask bottles made of?').
- Do ThermoFlask bottles contain lead? | Yes, according to this article by Lead-Safe Mama. The lead is used in the solder to seal the vacuum insulation. This type of seal is fairly standard across this industry outside of a few notable exceptions like Owala and Hydro Flask. However, there is an extremely small probablility that you would ever have an issue with lead unless your bottle was severely damaged, and in that case you would likely need a new bottle anyways because the insulation is probably lost and the bottle would be very dented and wobbly.
- Do ThermoFlask bottles fit in cupholders? | No, the 32oz ThermoFlask bottles will not fit in most cupholders. Consider buying an adapter like our BottlePro Max.
- Are ThermoFlask and Hydro Flask the same? | No, ThermoFlask is owned by Takeya. But all three bottles are extremely similar, including the dimensions and overall shape. The main differences are the lids, prices, and color options. Check out our Hydro Flask page here to compare.
How Do You Clean a ThermoFlask?
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Popular Alternatives
Before you buy, it may be worth looking at these other options.
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Hydro Flask
Hydro Flask (32oz)
Hydro Flask and ThermoFlask are very similar apart from the lids, so it's helpful to consider both.
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Hydro Flask Trail
Hydro Flask Trail Series (32oz)
Lighter and with a comfy, wide handle, this is one of the best insulated bottles for hiking.
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Owala
Owala FreeSip (32oz)
Owala has caught people's attention with an innovative lid and fun color combos, and they're also lead-free.
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Clean
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Recommended Accessories
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Bottle Brush Kit
Great for your regular cleaning every 2-4 days.
This kit includes a large brush to clean in the bottle, a detailing brush to clean the threads and lid, a straw cleaner, and hangers so you can stay organized. 
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Cleaning Tablets
Recommended to use these once per month.
In additional to regular weekly cleaning, deep-cleaning your bottle once per month is usually a good idea to prevent germs and buildup, especially around seals. 
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Cup Holder Adapter
Usually needed for bottles over 3" diameter.
Our BottlePro Max has a twist-to-expand base, removable centralizing tabs, and a grip pad to help keep your bottle secure and by your side. 
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And Just for Fun (and Better Tasting Water)
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Fruit Infuser
As a bonus, check out our FlavorFuze Pod drop-in fruit infuser to make your water fun! Skip the soda or flavor pods with artificial sweeteners (like Cirkul) and add healthy flavors with natural fruit each day. The pod is easy to remove when you're done thanks to a big handle on top, making for a healthy mid-day snack.
It comes with two lids. One is a splash-guard style lid that fits in wide mouth Hydro Flasks, and the other is a drop-in style lid that fits in nearly all wide mouth bottles (including Owala FreeSips, YETI Ramblers, Stanley Quenchers, Hydro Flasks, and many more). |