Do I need to find a flask with a glass interior lining, or does it even matter
Wubbas
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Wednesday, 11th of August 2010 09:48:58 PM
l read on Wikipedia that silver or chromed metal flasks can not hold hard Wubbas liquor in them for more than three days, else the metal and rust will Registered User bleed into the liquid. This is why many finer flasks are made with a glass Joined: Tuesday, 18th of May 2010, 18:39:00 interior lining, so you can keep booze in there as long as you want. Posts: 1860 However, all the flasks l can find are stainless steel, none of them Viewed 19043 times offering a glass interior lining.
I am aware that you cannot
be poisoned by anything that bleeds into the liquid from stainless steel,
but would it affect the taste at all? Do stainless steel flasks have the
same problem as other kinds of flasks? If so, do you know anywhere l can
order a SS flask with a glass lining?
The reason l do not leave it in
the original bottle is because it is too big to carry around with me. />
Anyone with direct experience with the issue?
Sorry, plastic
is to likely to break and leak. Also, it has absolutely no class.
mcniffit
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Thursday, 12th of August 2010 11:22:24 PM
So many of the people who write on Wikipedia are morons. If it mcniffit wasn't safe for its intended use, the seller or a document that came with Registered User the flask would say so. Go to a store that sells flasks & ask them this Joined: Thursday, 20th of May 2010, 18:54:17 question. Posts: 1907 Viewed 16505 times For my part, I've never heard of anyone who had a flask rust & I know a
lot of people with flasks who are definitely not reliable enough to
remember to empty the flask before 3 days are up.
I am pretty certain these flasks are lined with a clear resin that
protects the metal from the beverage. Just like the tin can with the
beans in it is protected from the beans, & vis versa.
Mo Bo
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Friday, 13th of August 2010 01:45:52 PM
ummm... dude must not have all of his taste buds..i know i Mo Bo taste some sort of metal taste in my flask after some time, but in my Registered User opinion i kinda like it, for a change. Joined: Friday, 23rd of April 2010, 00:58:07 Posts: 1191 i really havnet heard of the glass lining thing, but im sure it works alot Viewed 4066 times better, if u dont like the taste, but i have no idea where u can find one,
sry
Sugah Buggah
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Saturday, 14th of August 2010 12:00:09 PM
I got a stainless steel flask as a gift and it works very well, Sugah Buggah i took on a four day hiking trip last summer had no problems with any Registered User altered taste. Joined: Sunday, 13th of June 2010, 06:24:47 Posts: 683 Viewed 10153 times
NuNu
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Sunday, 15th of August 2010 12:03:10 AM
how about a plastic flask like you find in camping stores? NuNu Registered User Joined: Wednesday, 16th of June 2010, 06:48:13 Posts: 1745 Viewed 13044 times
Foo-Foo
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Monday, 16th of August 2010 05:17:41 AM
stainless steel should be fine BUT WHY DONT YOU LEAVE IT IN THE Foo-Foo BOTTLE IT CAME IN? Registered User Joined: Friday, 11th of June 2010, 13:10:33 Posts: 309 Viewed 7325 times
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