You asked, "Sorry I don't understand what does the cooler mean. I want to find a lunch box to keep my lunch hot instead of cold, Can it work to keep w
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The cooler bag is insulated but is not designed to maintain heat for several hours. A thermos is recommended for keeping hot food hot. Additionally, I do not recommend putting an extremely hot container inside the cooler bag as the inside could be damaged by excessive heat. If a cold lunch is packed, an ice block should be included to maintain a cold temp for several hours. Food should already be chilled when packed. Do not store in the sun or a hot car. - Kelly Lester, ceo, EasyLunchboxes
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Actually I never use it to keep things warm. I use it when I go shopping at 2 different stores to keep food cold when I travel from the first store to the second store.
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The metal does not retain the heat of the food. It's not insulated. My standard lunch would be a salad, PB&J; sandwich, and some fruit and nuts. I have taken leftovers but needed to warm them up in the microwave after I transferred the contents (pasta) to a microwave safe bowl. Do not attempt to use the stainless lunch box in the microwave. On the plus side, the lunchbox still looks great and I still get compliments on it.
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Sorry, I have not tried that. I put sandwiches and fruit in it and those stay cold.
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The box is not thermally insulated, so the food will be room temperature. When I want to keep the yumbox colder, I freeze a drink, one of those collapsible pouches and pack it next to yumbox. Then the kid has a "slushy" and his lunch stays cold. I the yum box and frozen drink pouch inside a thermos soft sided semi thermally insulated lunch box.
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I don't know. Can you tell by the picture? You might try looking up your cooler online.
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I'm sorry to say that I can't help you as I returned the cooler as it was damaged in shipping and purchased a different cooler
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I never have warmed in the the lunch box. But I do put warm food in it And it stays fairly warm......for awhile
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Don't get it. Go to Walmart and get a cheap refrigerator instead. This one couldn't keep my food cold. It didn't seem safe for mayonnaise
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not sure, in my opinion this box is quite large for a child's lunch box. Also this box is great for storing purposes and for having salads. I used to use it for my lunch, but I stopped using it as it is more convenient to have a couple of separated smaller boxes so you can warm up what you want warm and don't warm up what you don't want to warm up.The dressing compartment is very good though
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Technically the answer is no. Because the cooler isn't a freezer the inside temperature will be higher than a freezer. But with that said, this will keep things cold for a long time. I brought this to the desert once and after sitting in the sun for days there was still some ice left, no much ice, but impressive none the less.
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It does keep the food cold for a few hours, and it does not need to touch the food. I usually put together my son's and husband's lunches around 7:30am and they are still cold at lunchtime (11:00am and 11:30am). I am not sure how cold food will stay longer than 4 hours though.
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There is no adjustment whatsoever for the temperature. It actually does a pretty good job of keeping stuff Cool, but once it starts get in well into the nineties it definitely struggles. In general, it just keep stuff about 30 to 40 degrees cooler than it is outside. It's basically a nice cooler with a heat exchanger on it. It's primarily good for soft drinks and your sandwiches and things like that but no adjustment whatsoever. Hope that helps
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Nope! This is a Japanese plastic one, with an inner seal, but it is not watertight, and it needs a lunch box band (think thick rubber band) to keep it closed. The regular Japanese lunchboxes are all meant to be eaten at room temperature. If you really want something that's hot, you need a thermal lunch jar, which Amazon sells a few different versions.
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I send lunch with our daughter, and there is an ice pack with it. When she gets home, it is not still frozen- or cold for that matter. I pack her lunch at 8:30, and she gets home at 4:00. I am sure it keeps until 12:00, which is all I really need. May I suggest a small Igloo cooler, instead? I can say that it is a great, sturdy product. Easy to clean- no smelly cracks that don't clean well. I am very happy with it, and it will last for years.
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I haven't tried, but the walls of the larger container are filled with a freezing agent, and do keep things cold for the 4 hours before my daughter eats lunch. I would probably go with a standard, stainless steel thermos container if you need to keep something cold for 6 hours.
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It's a well insulated lunch bag. I got it for my husband but it's fairly large. He has a hard time making it full even with a big ice pack in it. It can easily work to pack lunch for two people. The less it is packed, the harder time it has keeping stuff cold. I'd imagine that it would be fine for keeping stuff warm as well because it's just well insulated, it doesn't have a built in cold element in it. however we have thermos food containers and they are really amazing for keeping food hot. It will keep food scorching hot for hours and hours.