Formula feeding - flask & temp help!

[fairycake_x]

Hi everyone

I know the importance of the water being over 70 when preparing bottles, at the moment for the night feed I am preparing the bottles and storing in the fridge, but thought about taking a flask up but I am really worried about the temp!

I know it can stay hot for a while but I want .. Well need (for my worrying little self) to know the water is at least 70!

Does anyone have any experience or knows how long a flask can keep it at 70 or above? x

 

[CoffeePuffin]

I have this thermos https://www.amazon.co.uk/Thermos-Thermocafe-Stainless-Steel-Flask/dp/B000TAOWC8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1361099791&sr=8-1

for me it stays boiling hot almost all day. it's brill. i have all the three sizes =P

 

[skunkpixie]

If you put it straight in the flask as soon as its boiled, Im sure even an unbranded flask would keep the temperature above 70c for 8-10 hours. xx

 

[dizz]

I've tended to do it fresh from the kettle absolute last thing before going up to bed at night and it's been fine for a first thing in the morning feed (about 6amish) - you can get a thermometer and do a trial run to check if you're really worried from somewhere like Boots if you want a categorical answer for the flask you're specifically using.