I bought a Stanley thermos, but it didn't live up to its promise of keeping my drinks warm. My attempt to return it was rejected because they claimed the product had been used. How was I supposed to determine its ability to retain heat without testing it? I was referred to Polar Star company for an exchange. It's been a month and I'm still waiting for the replacement product, even though I was approved for the exchange after a thorough month-long inspection.
I purchased a Stanley Quick Flip thermos expecting quality and performance, but I was extremely disappointed. I only used the product twice, and both times it lost heat within just 2–3 hours, far from the promised 8 hours of heat retention. To be sure it wasn’t just a one-time issue, I filled it a t...
I recently purchased a Stanley thermos, expecting high-quality performance from a globally recognized brand. However, I am extremely disappointed because the thermos does not retain heat as advertised. It claims to keep liquids hot for 6 hours, yet after just 2-3 hours, my drink is already cold. I ...
I purchased a Stanley thermos two months ago, expecting it to maintain cold temperatures as advertised. However, it has failed completely in this regard. The product claims to keep ice for 30 hours, but within just two hours, all the ice melts. Similarly, hot drinks do not stay warm as they should. ...
I purchased a Stanley thermos from Trendyol’s official store, expecting high-quality heat retention. However, upon first use, within just one hour, my boiling tea dropped to an undrinkable lukewarm temperature. When I touched the lid, I could feel the heat escaping, which should not happen with a pr...
Stanley does not stand behind the thermos it sells. They sent the thermos back from technical service, claiming there was no problem, even though it could not keep heat for the promised time. The product, which is advertised as keeping liquids hot for 12 hours, becomes too cold to drink in just 3 ho...
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