does it keep milk cold?
88615
Definitely. I use it for milk everyday in my son's lunch box. I include a small icepack (it's a stick shape) in his lunch box too, but it would probably be okay without it. Just be sure to clean it right away everyday. :-)
88616
Yes, this insulated Contigo cup does a great job keeping cold liquids cold. It does an even better job if you cool it down with ice water before you fill it with milk - if you need cooling for a longer period. These cups are awesome on all fronts.
708350
The composition of milk is easy to spoil.It can not be placed for a long time.So it is not recommended to send milk in it to daycare.About the Stainless Mug,there is a lock, it's easy and safe to open.Heat Retention: 187▫F(86▫C)@1hr，154 643;F(68▫C)@6hrs.Cold Retention: 48▫F(9▫C)@6hrs.
822909
It does not come with one. I didn't...but I also pit it in the fridge at work so if you aren't going to do that and need something to stay cold,I would.
110929
It does dribble a couple of drops on the outside of the rim once you are done pouring. That didn't bother me as much as the fact that the cover isn't leakproof. Don't want to tip it or you'll have a mess. But the size is generous and keeps the milk nice and cold.
964400
You don't. It'll keep a cold bottle cold, but it won't actually chill it. It's like a thermos.
1641413
Keeps my kids milk cold when they go to school. Not sure on exactly how long it keeps warm or cold.
1492807
As far as storing your milk? I would think any kind. I used the ones from target and it worked well in the fridge but I never froze my milk since I had very little. Hope this helps.
1808066
No, but it is an insulated carafe, so it will keep it warm for quite a while.
1610918
It will more than likely stay cold, especially if you prechill the thermos with ice cold water or in the freezer and/or add ice to your milk. The issue that some people have brought up is the possibility of bacteria when milk is not kept at the appropriate temperature. Personally I have not kept straight milk in the thermos, but I have kept iced coffee with milk for over 10 hours and still drank it. I would, however, suggest that you look up information on milk before decided if there is risk doing such a thing, and what any risks may entail so that you do not end up ill.
1075410
I don't worry about getting it cold...it insulates so that what goes in cold stays cold.
2179623
We only use ours for water and soda etc. It would fit a gallon of milk and it has frozen our soda once or twice so it would keep it cold enough.
2162708
Yes, it can. It doesn't keep things warm as long as it keeps them cold though. I'm pretty sure that's normal for thermos type stuff though.
1900881
Think of a regular cooler with food in it that is cool, but not cold, and with no ice. If it is hot outside, not long at all. If you unplug it for the evening, keep it shut, and it is not too hot outside, then it will keep reasonable cool (not cold enough for milk, but enough for chees and vegetables). We did this most nights while camping.
2139924
Yes it can, but it won't get as cold as it would if it was 110 power ....so it won't freeze anything but it will keep milk and drinks cold ....
2017257
Mine works great for ice water but the insulation mostly just prevents it from "sweating". I don't think id recommend it for milk.
726011
We had took an 8 hour trip and my milk stayed cold the whole trip. I haven't tried it any longer than that. But from what I remember the pack was still cold by the end of the trip. Hope this is helpful.
690432
This stays cold a long time, so I would say yes. We are very pleased with it.