1、 Does the coffee pot keep warm

Coffee lovers will prepare a coffee pot at home to brew coffee. Sometimes there is too much coffee to drink. It is too wasteful to pour it out directly. Can the coffee pot keep warm?

Whether the coffee pot can keep warm depends on whether the product has such a function. Generally, the coffee pot with heat preservation function can keep the coffee in the pot warm. When it is used, it can be operated on the coffee pot operation interface. Set the heat preservation temperature, and the coffee will be automatically kept warm after being made; However, some coffee pots do not have thermal insulation performance, which cannot provide thermal insulation. If you want to drink, you need to reheat them. If you want to know whether the coffee pot can keep warm, you can refer to the user manual or see whether the coffee pot has a vacuum isolation layer.

2、 How about the thermal insulation effect of the coffee pot

The coffee pot is generally made of stainless steel. The principle of multi-layer vacuum to prevent heat conduction is used to achieve thermal insulation. The specific thermal insulation effect of the coffee pot mainly depends on the vacuum of the inner tank and whether the lid is tightly sealed. Generally, the larger the capacity of the coffee pot, the smaller the opening diameter of the pot, the better the thermal insulation effect of the coffee pot. However, this cannot be generalized. Some small capacity coffee pots also have good heat preservation effect. If you want to select a coffee pot with good heat preservation effect, you should try it yourself.

3、 Can a coffee pot be used as a thermos

The thermos coffee pot can be used as a thermos, because the thermos and coffee pot have the same heat preservation principle, and both use vacuum to prevent heat conduction to achieve the heat preservation function. Therefore, if the coffee pot has the heat preservation function, it can be used as a thermos. When in use, water is added into the coffee pot with heat preservation function, and no coffee beans or coffee powder is added, so that the water can be boiled and heat preservation can be achieved.

However, it should be noted that the coffee pot is not a real thermal insulation kettle after all, and its thermal insulation effect still lags behind that of the actual one. Moreover, the main function of the coffee pot is still to brew coffee. If you just boil water for thermal insulation, you are overqualified.