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- Using a tumbler provides benefits such as maintaining the temperature of drinks, protecting the environment, and being economical, but care should be taken in cleaning and maintenance.
- In particular, it is best not to put dairy products, carbonated drinks, hot drinks, alcohol, and soups in a tumbler.
- When using a tumbler, you can effectively use it by choosing a tumbler that suits the purpose, managing it regularly, and using it safely.
Do you usually have a tumbler? Recently, the use of personal tumblers has spread, leading to a positive change in reducing the use of disposable cups and contributing to environmental protection... While tumblers are an effective way to maintain the temperature of beverages and reduce unnecessary waste, there are certain things to keep in mind when using them.
✅ Advantages of using a tumbler
1. Maintaining beverage temperature
Tumblers keep the temperature of your drinks for a long time through their insulation and cooling functions. You can enjoy warm coffee or tea warm, and cold drinks cold.
2. Environmental protection
You can reduce the use of disposable cups and reduce environmental pollution. By using a tumbler, you can reduce the amount of disposable cup waste that is generated daily and participate in environmental protection.
3. Economical
You can reduce the cost of buying disposable cups every day. Tumblers are economical because you can buy them once and use them for a long time.
✅ Cleaning and managing tumblers
1. Cleaning
It is not hygienic to simply rinse your tumbler with water just because it contained liquid. You should separate the lid, rubber packing, etc., and thoroughly clean the inside using detergent and a brush, then rinse it.
2. Drying
If moisture remains inside the tumbler after cleaning, it can increase the risk of bacterial growth. It is necessary to dry it completely after wiping it clean with a cloth.
3. Replacement
If there are stains or odor inside the tumbler even after repeated cleaning, it should be replaced with a new one immediately.
⚠️ Beverages that should not be put in tumblers
1. Dairy products and juices with high sugar content
Milk, soy milk, yogurt, fruit juices, etc., can promote bacterial growth inside the tumbler, leading to odor. If you don't drink it within 2 hours, bacteria growth will intensify. Dairy products can also corrode the tumbler's inner wall if they stick to it.
2. Carbonated drinks
If you put carbonated drinks in a tumbler and close the lid, the internal pressure can build up, causing the lid to pop open and you to get hurt. Be careful not to put any carbonated drinks, such as sparkling water, cola, soda, and carbonated energy drinks, in your tumbler.
3. Hot beverages
If you put hot beverages in a tumbler and close the lid, steam pressure can increase, causing burns when opening the lid. It is safe to let the steam escape for about 1 minute after putting hot water, tea, hot chocolate, etc., in a tumbler, before closing the lid.
4. Alcohol
Ethanol, the main ingredient in alcoholic beverages such as beer, soju, and whiskey, contains acid, which can corrode the stainless steel inner wall if left in for a long time.
5. Soups
Soup broth, fish cake broth, and other types of soup can corrode the inner wall of the tumbler. If you often put soup in your tumbler, it's a good idea to replace it with a new one.
✨ Tumbler usage tips
1. Choosing a tumbler for its intended purpose
Choose a tumbler that suits you, considering factors like insulation, cooling function, capacity, and design.
2. Regular maintenance
Tumblers should be regularly cleaned and dried.
3. Beverages to be careful about
Be careful not to put beverages that should not be put in tumblers.
4. Maintaining personal hygiene
Use tumblers personally and do not share them with others.
5. Safe usage
Be careful to prevent burns or injuries when using tumblers.