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Question: Am I right that this is only for water and NOT for soup? I'm looking for something for my husband's work lunches.
Document: It's just right for our use in my husband's tractor-trailer rig; we love it and highly recommend it for heating water or soup!
looking for something to handle this task and picked this unit. have used it very little but was impressed by how well it worked after reading all the reviews.Size is rather cumbersome/awkward for a mobile unit and the lid doesnt stay on very well but it heats water and thats what I bought it for.
I realized that when the hot pot tipped over, water seeped between the inner liner and the outer shell and got into where the heating element was. Needless to say, the water that seeped in there destroyed the hot pot and it doesnt work anymore. Hopefully when it dries out it will start working again, but I'm not betting on it. Good thing it was only 10 dollars.. I would have rather had a better built one for 20 dollars that lasted longer though.
I work in a pickup truck all day long and I was tired of driving everywhere and getting nothing but bad coffee for $2.00 a cup. I decided that my instant coffee at home was much better than anything I was getting at in drive-thru's out on the road. All I needed was something to heat up the bottled water in my truck and I could then make my own hot coffee.
I accidentally left the mug plugged in less than a minute after pouring out the water and smelt burning and then unplugged it immediately. The next time I tried to use it, the water leaked out right away and discovered the interior bottom of the mug was all melted around the heating element. When it did work, it took forever to boil 8oz of water. Get what you pay for I guess: cheap price but cheaply made.
The lid does not screw tight on this. I put my husbands soup in it and forgot to tell him to be careful. It spilled out everywhere due to not being able to tighten the lid. In order to use you'd have pour your contents in right before use. Not really convenient for it's purpose
Made piping hot water for many cups of teas, coffee and soup on my road trip. You won't easily or quickly get a rolling boil out of 12v, but it will be more than hot enough for any beverage or dehydrated food. Looses one star for not having an automatic shut off. Do NOT leave the device plugged in empty or with a very low water level, got nearly hot enough to start burning!
The reason I purchased this item is because I frequently take my meals in my work vehicle. I use this item to heat water for soups or soup itself. When I use it for soup it needs a good cleaning after. More often I heat water to add to dry soups. The best thing about this is that it is the only way I have found to boil water in my car. Electric kettles for home use overwhelmed my converter.
I got this for my boyfriend since he's a truck driver and he loves it. He told me that this heats up his coffee and soup in 5 mins. He takes it to work when he stays out on the road and won't be home in a day or two.
First time I used this product was with chicken soup. Evidently, the soup sloshed around enough to go up and over the internal "sealed" chamber. Well, this chamber is not sealed on top. If liquid reaches within an inch or so of the top, it will leak down the sides and out of the bottom where the cord plugs in. If you were not moving at all, or using very thick liquids, this would probably work great. Don't plan on driving around with it full of liquid.
Answer: The box say's "Good for soups".. go for it girl!!!