Your stainless steel flask is designed to handle hot beverages due to its insulating properties, but avoid exposing it to rapid or extreme temperature changes, which can damage the ceramic coating. Allow hot beverages to reach a drinkable temperature before pouring them in to prevent potential thermal shock.

Clean the flask's lid with warm, soapy water, and ensure it's completely dry before screwing it back on. If the lid has rubber components, check regularly for wear and tear. Avoid over-tightening the lid, as this could strain the ceramic coating or the threading.

When not in use, store your flask with the lid off to prevent any moisture buildup inside, which could promote bacterial growth or odors. Keep it in an upright position in a cool, dry place. Avoid storing it near heavy objects that could dent the exterior.

Regularly inspect your flask for any signs of damage to the ceramic coating, such as chips or cracks. While the stainless steel exterior is robust, a compromised ceramic layer could affect the flask's insulating properties and the taste of your beverages.

Handle your glass containers with care to avoid drops or impacts that can cause breakage. Store them in a secure place and avoid stacking heavy items on top. Keep lids loosely placed or store them separately to maintain airflow and prevent any potential odor buildup.

Avoid exposing your glass containers to sudden temperature changes to prevent thermal shock and potential breakage. Allow them to adjust to room temperature before transferring between extreme temperatures. Remember, the PP lids should not be used in the oven or microwave and should be removed before heating the containers.

Your glass containers are versatile: they're safe for use in the oven (without the lid), microwave, and freezer. However, when microwaving, always remove the PP lid or ensure it's vented if it has that feature, to prevent warping or pressure build-up.

Regular care maintains the quality of your glass containers and PP lids. Avoid using harsh chemicals for cleaning, and check for any signs of wear or damage, especially on the lids' seals, to ensure food remains fresh and secure.

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After washing, dry your water bottle thoroughly with a clean towel or allow it to air dry upside down with the cap off. Store it with the lid open to prevent any possible odor buildup. Avoid storing the bottle in extreme temperatures as severe heat or cold might affect the material's integrity over time.

While Tritan and Ecozen can withstand a range of temperatures, they are not designed for boiling hot liquids or use in high heat environments like a microwave or a traditional oven. Stick to cold or room temperature beverages to maintain the bottle's shape and material properties.

Enjoy the health benefits of a BPA-free bottle made from Tritan or Ecozen, knowing it won't leach harmful chemicals into your beverages. However, if the bottle shows signs of damage, such as cracking or deep scratches, it's time to replace it. Even though durable, these materials aren't indestructible.

Both Tritan and Ecozen are recyclable materials, emphasizing eco-friendliness. When your bottle reaches the end of its life, don't just toss it in the trash—recycle it. By doing so, you're not only keeping harmful materials out of landfills but also contributing to the production of new, eco-friendly products.

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