Thermopot

people tell me the thermoport is of high quality up to 2000 rubles

Please advise something new

I think this purchase will be a game of roulette. Lucky, not lucky.
I don't think we need to chase new products from Chinese companies. They often innovate faster without bothering to test the model in good faith. And the first reviews may be good, but what will happen after a while?

so what do you recommend?)

Can someone tell me? Can a thermopot be used as a thermos? Well, in the sense of boiling at home. and then take it with you. And will it be hot then at least 7-8 hours.

Will not be. The best insulator is a vacuum in a thermos. The thermo pot will keep more or less hot water (60 *) for 4-6 hours maximum. But again, it depends on the thermopot itself, the ambient air, the amount of water in it ... Yes, and you need to take it with a manual pump. It's easier to take a thermos for 300-500 rubles.

Very sorry. I'll watch the thermos. Igor thanks for the consultation!

Hello! Today I bought a panasonic nc-hu301p thermopot. I just started to master it and faced the fact that the button for water supply had to be pressed quite hard, and in order for the jet to be more powerful, then in general until a tangible pain in the finger. Who has such a trmopot, please respond, you are the same, is this normal? And I thought there would be such an option for water supply, when I pressed the button and it flows, pressed it again and stopped flowing, but it only flows as long as you hold your finger? so it will turn blue with me if you pour a large mug. Such an unpleasant surprise (((Thank you.

Girls who have Scarlett SC-1222 Thermopot, tell us how to contact him. Reviews seem pretty good

Can someone tell me? Can a thermos be used as a thermos? Well, in the sense of boiling at home. and then take it with you. And will it be hot then at least 7-8 hours.

I think he doesn't hold that much

No. When the light is turned off, the water in the thermo-pot cools down, like in an ordinary kettle. And it is not intended for active movements.

Hello everyone!
I climbed to the site to look at the mulinex pressure cooker-multicooker, in addition to it, along the way, the topic about the dd1 staff caught on, respectively, and the vacuum packer was interested, it is not clear how, it also turned out that I needed a thermo-pot.
Today I climbed to read more about it and realized that I still need a bain-marie, I have not heard such a name before)
As a result, next in line is Moulinex 7011, shteba dd1, packer, bain-marie .... Well, I ordered a thermopot yesterday))))
German oneconcept for 5 liters.
So I looked at the topic of the pressure cooker with one eye)))

Dear forum users! I thought about buying a thermopot at the dacha, the people of us there for the holidays, vacations, weekends gather a lot, the kettle is constantly at work. I liked the Panasonic NC-HU301. The only thing we have there is hard water - there is a lot of scale, the filter has a Barrier, but it doesn't help much. So the question is not harmful, it will be for a thermopot, such water is hard, will it fail quickly? And how good is the filter so that the sediment does not fall into the mug?
At home we have osmosis, but at the dacha I don’t know yet how appropriate it is, because sometimes we don’t appear there for a month, and osmosis cannot be left unused for so long because of the tank.
What do you advise, maybe someone also has this situation?

And what, nobody?

[julia_bb]

julia_bb Julia, why exactly he attracted your attention. I myself am looking for the dacha, I really want 5-6 liters, I read a bunch of information and I can't find it. The pump must be both manual and automatic, if one fails, then at least the other will work.

[Galina]

Galina, attracted by the fact that Panasonic is a reliable brand, and this model is very economical in terms of electricity consumption.
As for the pump, it has a built-in battery, if there is no electricity for a while, it will still work and pump water).
But I am worried about hard water, and that it will often have to be washed, and I want the filter to stand well inside and the sediment does not fall into the cup.
3 liters is normal for us in principle, because on weekdays at the dacha there are few 2-3 people, but on weekends and holidays - yes - 5-6 people gather and are already tired of this kettle constantly pulling back and forth. Do not have time to do something or sit down - they already ask to put the kettle on again

I have a Panasonic thermopot for 3L for the second year. A handy thing, though I try to control so that there is always water in it (topping up), because it needs 20-30 minutes to boil, and it seems for a long time when I’m just now in the mood to drink tea. A filter as a filter, nothing outstanding, will not save from scale. I periodically wash my lemon.

[Nika]

Nika, thanks for the tip) Do you often wash it from scale?

I looked, I thought - probably all the same it is necessary to take at least 4 liters, it will go away in a day, or even not enough.
Panas found such a Panasonic NC-EH40PWTW ....

I looked, I thought - probably all the same it is necessary to take at least 4 liters, it will leave in a day, or even not enough.
Panas found such a Panasonic NC-EH40PWTW ....

, maybe 5 liters better, there will be no extra

[Galina]

Galina, and what have you looked after? I'm just not indifferent to Panas, but he doesn't do 5 liters ((

[Yulia]

Yulia , I looked at this at first 🔗, but actually broke my head, I want everything in one

I found an interesting site 🔗

[Galina]

Galina, I am also in thought, what is necessary, I want both large and reliable, and inexpensive))

[Galina]

Galina, I am also in thought, what is necessary, I want both large and reliable, and inexpensive))

So I’m in thought, I’ve read that they break and the buttons refuse, so I really don’t want to dear. (So it’s not a pity to throw it out)

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I have this Thermopot Sakura SA-353B

3 The method of water supply is automatic with a button, pressing a cup, a pump, which is very convenient when I turn it off in the evening and drink up the leftovers, extracting hot water with a manual pump, not all thermopots have both electric and manual pumps at once

about inexpensive - took it for a promotion - after the service - almost 3 times cheaper

. (so as not to be sorry to throw it out)

Yes, but you also need to look at the warranty, ideally at least 2 years.
And so whoever is lucky, and expensive equipment breaks down immediately, and an economical one can work for 5 years ...

about inexpensive - took it for a promotion - after the service - almost 3 times cheaper

Great, we still need to look for Avito, ksati! thanks for the idea

What I want to say about the thermopot, we have been using it for almost a year. My husband really wanted this device, so he gave it to me for my birthday, then I didn't really need it, the kettle was enough, maybe that's why there are more minuses than pluses in the thermo-pot for me. Firstly, it boils water for a very long time (20 minutes), and secondly, in order to pour boiled water, for example, in a jug you need to press the button persistently, again time ... Thirdly, although I am not fanatical, but still I follow the energy savings and in the first month of using the thermopot, the bill came in one hundred rubles more. Fourthly, on weekdays, no one is at home, no one needs hot water, you have to remember that you need to set a timer or turn it off altogether. Earlier, in the era of the electric kettle, I quickly boiled water in it, put the stove on the already hot comfy and immediately threw in something to cook, for example, pasta, now I wait for the water to boil on the stove, because pouring from a tempot, pressing the button lazily, drives just .... In general, something like that is my impression. But if you have small children, you need constantly hot water or you are a fan of drinking tea and coffee, then you will probably like this thing.
Another friend talked about the big plus of patience, her child is afraid to set fire to the gas stove and electrical appliances, so their thermopot helps out, when the boy comes home from school, he can at least drink hot tea ...

[julia_bb]

julia_bb, if the water is hard, then a white coating will quickly form!
But the Barrier for hard copes well with this, we have a thermopot already 4 goals.
The thing is not the most necessary, but we like it, used to it, also Panasonic.
You will simply change the filter after planting it.

Earlier, in the era of the electric kettle, I quickly boiled water in it, put the stove on the already hot stove and immediately threw in something to cook, for example, pasta, now I'm waiting for the water to boil on the stove, because pouring from a temopot, pressing the button lazily, drives simply....

Yes, I do this all the time now, I have not thought about it. Well, in the country, it means that you have to boil water on a gas stove.

But the Barrier for hard copes well with this, we have a thermal pot already 4 goals.
The thing is not the most necessary, but we like it, used to it, also Panasonic.
You will simply change the filter after planting it.

Lilia, just bought a replacement cartridge for hard water in the Barrier, before that the standard was. Let's see how we deal with plaque.
And how many liters do you have for Panasonic?

And how many liters do you have for Panasonic?

2.8 liters.

[b]

because pouring from a temopot, pressing the button is lazy, it just drives up ...

eh ... youth ....: girl_cleanglasses: Ah b Utres got up, flooded the stove, applied water, and then everything else - soups-macarosh-pies-teas The thermopot helped me a lot when my mother was sick and lived with us, she was barely walking and waddled around the apartment with a stick, here I bought immediately earlier and the aggregate I did not need, my mother could pour herself a herbal broth herself - I threw a metal teapot into the thermopot

+ silicone

stuffed with grass + green tea, or just always had hot water when a sick person in the house - it helps a lot. I also brewed dried fruits in it, it turned out such a rich compote. Turned on at 6 am, turned off at 6-7 pm, we had enough leftover boiling water for the evening. She emptied it at night, washed it until morning. Not so long ago I fell ill myself, could barely walk, the thermopotics also came in handy.

[Irsha]

Irsha, great idea with a strainer
I'm still choosing, there are still 2 weeks until the paycheck, but I will definitely buy and report

I have a thermopot like this
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It's scary to say how old is 8, then there was not much choice and information, too. The only drawback is there is no manual pump, but we do not need it so often (when we gather with guests in the living room), we bring it along with the wire. And so he has no shortcomings (for me)

[julia_bb]

julia_bb,
Julia, take Panasonic, you will definitely not regret it. Mine, who is in the country, has been working for 8 years. Once a month I boil it with lemon, it has a cleaning program. The water is also pretty hard. I also rinse it with a sponge sometimes if I see that plaque is forming. Rinsed, poured again and here's your happiness. And always have boiling water at hand. Take it with a pump and a pump, it's more convenient. And 3 or 4 liters is as you need, and 3 is enough for us.

I see that plaque is forming. Rinsed, poured again and here's your happiness. And always boiling water at hand. Take it with a pump and a pump, it's more convenient. And 3 or 4 liters is as you need, and 3 is enough for us.

Very convenient with a pump and a timer. The pump is needed when there is no electricity, and the timer will boil when necessary and will wait at the table!

Very convenient with a pump and a timer. The pump is needed when there is no electricity, and the timer will boil when necessary and will wait at the table!

Exactly, exactly. We drag him to the gazebo. We have it on all day, my husband loves to indulge in tea, and turn it off at night, but there is always boiling water for our rise.

[Vesta]

Vesta, yes, this is cool and the volume is 4.5 liters, it's a pity they are not on sale anymore. It looks like a Panasonic 4 l, but it also does not have a pump, and the timer is 6 hours in total (
Andreevna, yeah, I want Panasonic)), but I can't decide on the model in any way - they don't have 4 liters with a manual pump
So either - or, maybe they are planning to release a new model, I would buy

and timer 6 hours total

and we have never used the timer, it is always on with us, and in the morning, as we turn on the light in the kitchen, it starts to warm up, until all the procedures have been carried out, it has already reached 98.

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[Galina]

Galina, read the info on the link, thanks.I have already studied both the otzovik and airecommed, and watched a bunch of videos on YouTube ... I bow to Panas for 4 liters all the same, until

Hello girls. My thermo-pot hasn't turned off for 3 years already, the scale has formed, hoo, I'm trying to clean it by hand. Can you tell me how to gently descale it?

[Yulia]

Yulia And I also looked at the link and began to look in detail about each and I liked Binaton, there is everything I want

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Yes, nothing like that, people buy it, I look, there are enough reviews. I also look at all the goods on the Refrigerator, they have good photos and detailed laid out) It's time to get out to the store to touch and smell everything)

I looked in the store, I don’t like it, it’s big, it’s not nice, then the firm is not the same

Yesterday I was in the Mediamarket, there were 10 pieces of thermal pots, 3 of which from Panasonic, looked at them, touched them, smelled them) The 4-liter one looks quite compact, the width is the same as the NC-NU301 (3 l) and above all, see 3, due to the fact that the latter has a lot of insulation, apparently, in order to keep the heat longer. But it smells more inside, I don't know, maybe because it costs 4 liters longer in the window? I will take a 4 liter, in general

Hello girls. My thermo-pot hasn't turned off for 3 years already, the scale has formed, hoo, I'm trying to clean it by hand. Can you tell me how to gently descale it?

I fill up a pack of citric acid, add water to the level and let it stand for two or three hours. He then as good as new. If severely neglected, try to repeat it twice a month. I have a 4 liter Panasonic. for the third year, in excellent condition.

As a result, I bought myself such a thermal pot Panasonic NC-EH40P. We have already tested it at the dacha, from Friday evening to mid-Sunday - 4 liters are enough for us and there is still a little left. What will happen next - we'll see when the rest of the people pull up)

[julia_bb]

julia_bb Julia, with the purchase And I won't get it all together