Creative coffee products can be folded with four cups of silicone thermos (SlickBoil)

Looking around, we will find that products made of silica gel are springing up one after another. (note: English is "spring mushrooms"-mushrooms after a long spring rain.) Silica gel, a widely used and non-toxic material, is becoming more and more important in our daily life. This four-cup silicone thermos (SlickBoil) launched by Cuissential adds a new twist to silicone products. Unlike traditional hot water bottles, it can not only be squeezed and folded to save space when not in use, but also does not contain BPA, the bisphenol A found in general plastic products. Therefore, for friends who like outdoor activities, it is a good choice.

What on earth is "silicone"? Not to be confused with the chemical element "silicon", "silicone" is the raw material for making kitchen utensils and many products. The word was coined by chemist Frederick Kipping in 1901. The main reason why it is used to make housing appliances is that bacteria can not survive on it, and its surface is non-sticky. Although it can withstand temperatures of nearly 260C, it is still a combustible material, so a stainless steel base is added to this kettle. Be careful: when in use, do not let the open fire burn the silicone part. Amazon sells it online for US$35.

Compiled by Huang Wei Source: 7 Gadges