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North Wales Live
a day ago
- Business
- North Wales Live
'Perfect' Stanley water bottle that keeps drinks cold 'for hours' now 42% off in deal stack
As the mercury rises across the UK, staying hydrated is both increasingly important and increasingly difficult. With temperatures reaching up to 30 degrees in some areas, standard water bottles struggle to keep beverages cool, resulting in lukewarm drinks. Meanwhile, lugging a full bottle of water around adds to feeling hot and bothered, meaning sometimes it's tempting to not even bother. Stanley's latest water bottle launch tackles both of these problems in one. Shoppers have praised the AeroLight IceFlow bottle for its efficiency, with some saying they left the bottle in their hot cars for hours, only to return to still-chilled drinks. Meanwhile, its lightweight design makes it easier to carry around in the heat. The bottle usually costs £40 direct from Stanley, although currently Argos has it available in both black and white for £38. However smart shoppers can save 42% on even Argos' discounted price by stacking deals courtesy of money saving website TopCashback. When signing up with TopCashback, consumers get a free £15 new member bonus alongside a percentage of cashback on qualifying spends at thousands of qualifying retailers including Argos. This means new Argos shoppers would effectively pay £22.53 for the £38 bottle, while existing Argos customers would pay £22.68 for it after receiving the cashback. High-tech water bottles have surged in popularity in recent years, not just for hydration purposes but in many cases also as a fashion statement. Thanks to influencers and celebrities like Molly-Mae Hague, Stanley's iconic Quencher is arguably the most recognised option and is available in a vast array of colours, collaborations, and sizes. However, brands like Ninja and Yeti also offer bestselling and highly-rated alternatives, providing consumers with more choices than ever before, reports the Mirror. Elsewhere, Ocean Bottle has environmentally friendly styles which help tackle pollution while Aquaphor's City Cool bottle offers an activated carbon filter perfect for removing impurities in tap water as you drink. These on-trend water bottles are made from stainless steel, making them durable and eco-friendly. Meanwhile, double-walled designs ensure that contents remain cold even in high temperatures. However, while many bottles prioritise high capacity, this can make them cumbersome to carry around. For instance, the largest Stanley Quencher bottle holds 1.2 litres of liquid, which equates to a hefty weight of 4.2lbs or nearly a kilogram. This is why many shoppers have switched to the brand's newer AeroLight IceFlow, with the 600ml-capacity design made from 90% recycled stainless steel that weighs significantly less than its counterparts. The bottle boasts is dishwasher-safe, and comes with a leakproof straw and fast-flow spout as well as a wide opening for effortless cleaning. Stanley says that it maintains the cold temperature of beverages for up to 10 hours and offers an impressive 25-year warranty. Although there is limited feedback due to the product's recent launch in UK, early reviews on both the Argos and Stanley websites are overwhelmingly positive. One buyer praised the ease of cleaning it, saying: "I'm absolutely in love with this bottle. I like how it could be fully open for easy cleaning. Even when it's left in the car when it's sunny and very warm, water is still cold inside." Another user commented: "This bottle is fab for travelling with and holds a great amount of water without it being too heavy." Other shoppers are praising the AeroLight in their reviews for its ability to keep water 'super cold and fresh' and have called it 'brilliant,' with some hailing it 'the best buy ever. ' Another happy shopper said: "Recently brought this, lives up to its name. Happy with the product, it's easy clean, keeps the drink cold and is lightweight. Great for work or anywhere you need it." Nevertheless, some enthusiasts believe it doesn't quite match up to Stanley's top-seller, with one saying: "Does not keep cold for long like the Quencher, which was disappointing for this price." How to save 42% on a Stanley water bottle: Sign up to TopCashback for free via this link. Search for Argos on TopCashback, click through and buy the item normally. Get £15 cashback when you spend £15 or more on any item at Argos - including the Aerolight water bottle. The cashback should track to your TopCashback 'Earnings page' within seven days of your purchase where it can be withdrawn from.
Wales Online
a day ago
- Business
- Wales Online
'Perfect' Stanley water bottle that keeps drinks cold 'for hours' now 42% off in deal stack
'Perfect' Stanley water bottle that keeps drinks cold 'for hours' now 42% off in deal stack Shoppers have praised the Stanley AeroLight IceFlow water bottle for being slimline and lightweight and there's a way to make a chunky saving on its usual price Stanley's AeroLight bottle is a fraction of the weight of the iconic Quencher and can be snapped up with a 42% saving As the mercury rises across the UK, staying hydrated is both increasingly important and increasingly difficult. With temperatures reaching up to 30 degrees in some areas, standard water bottles struggle to keep beverages cool, resulting in lukewarm drinks. Meanwhile, lugging a full bottle of water around adds to feeling hot and bothered, meaning sometimes it's tempting to not even bother. Stanley's latest water bottle launch tackles both of these problems in one. Shoppers have praised the AeroLight IceFlow bottle for its efficiency, with some saying they left the bottle in their hot cars for hours, only to return to still-chilled drinks. Meanwhile, its lightweight design makes it easier to carry around in the heat. The bottle usually costs £40 direct from Stanley, although currently Argos has it available in both black and white for £38. However smart shoppers can save 42% on even Argos' discounted price by stacking deals courtesy of money saving website TopCashback. When signing up with TopCashback, consumers get a free £15 new member bonus alongside a percentage of cashback on qualifying spends at thousands of qualifying retailers including Argos. This means new Argos shoppers would effectively pay £22.53 for the £38 bottle, while existing Argos customers would pay £22.68 for it after receiving the cashback. High-tech water bottles have surged in popularity in recent years, not just for hydration purposes but in many cases also as a fashion statement. Thanks to influencers and celebrities like Molly-Mae Hague, Stanley's iconic Quencher is arguably the most recognised option and is available in a vast array of colours, collaborations, and sizes. Molly-Mae Hague has the Stanley Quencher cup in cream (Image: Instagram/@molly-mae ) However, brands like Ninja and Yeti also offer bestselling and highly-rated alternatives, providing consumers with more choices than ever before, reports the Mirror. Elsewhere, Ocean Bottle has environmentally friendly styles which help tackle pollution while Aquaphor's City Cool bottle offers an activated carbon filter perfect for removing impurities in tap water as you drink. These on-trend water bottles are made from stainless steel, making them durable and eco-friendly. Meanwhile, double-walled designs ensure that contents remain cold even in high temperatures. However, while many bottles prioritise high capacity, this can make them cumbersome to carry around. For instance, the largest Stanley Quencher bottle holds 1.2 litres of liquid, which equates to a hefty weight of 4.2lbs or nearly a kilogram. This is why many shoppers have switched to the brand's newer AeroLight IceFlow, with the 600ml-capacity design made from 90% recycled stainless steel that weighs significantly less than its counterparts. The bottle boasts is dishwasher-safe, and comes with a leakproof straw and fast-flow spout as well as a wide opening for effortless cleaning. Stanley says that it maintains the cold temperature of beverages for up to 10 hours and offers an impressive 25-year warranty. Although there is limited feedback due to the product's recent launch in UK, early reviews on both the Argos and Stanley websites are overwhelmingly positive. One buyer praised the ease of cleaning it, saying: "I'm absolutely in love with this bottle. I like how it could be fully open for easy cleaning. Even when it's left in the car when it's sunny and very warm, water is still cold inside." Another user commented: "This bottle is fab for travelling with and holds a great amount of water without it being too heavy." Other shoppers are praising the AeroLight in their reviews for its ability to keep water 'super cold and fresh' and have called it 'brilliant,' with some hailing it 'the best buy ever. ' Another happy shopper said: "Recently brought this, lives up to its name. Happy with the product, it's easy clean, keeps the drink cold and is lightweight. Great for work or anywhere you need it." Nevertheless, some enthusiasts believe it doesn't quite match up to Stanley's top-seller, with one saying: "Does not keep cold for long like the Quencher, which was disappointing for this price." Stanley's Aerolight water bottles are much easier to carry around than the brand's iconic Quencher (Image: Stanley ) Article continues below How to save 42% on a Stanley water bottle:
Daily Mirror
4 days ago
- Lifestyle
- Daily Mirror
'Brilliant' Stanley lightweight water bottle £22 in deal stack
With temperatures soaring across much of the country, staying hydrated is more important than ever. But with the mercury getting up to 30 degrees in some places, suddenly water bottles that usually work fine can't keep drinks chilled in warm weather, leaving drinks feeling tepid. Shoppers have been praising Stanley's latest launch, a slim and lightweight water bottle so efficient that some happy customers say they've left it in the heat of the car for hours and still come back to cold drinks. What's more, bargain hunting shoppers can save a huge chunk on the usual price by doing one simple thing. High-tech water bottles have become increasingly popular in recent years not just to stay hydrated on the move but also, thanks to influencers and celebs alike, as a way of reflecting style and personality. Stanley's iconic Quencher is the best-known option, coming in a huge range of colours, collabs and sizes but Ninja, Ocean Bottle and Yeti all have bestselling and well-reviewed versions, meaning consumers have more choice than ever. These on trend water bottles are made of stainless steel meaning they tend to be durable and more environmentally friendly while their double walls mean contents stay cold even in high temperatures. But while many bottles focus on being high capacity this can make them difficult to carry round, with the biggest Stanley holds 1.2 litres of liquid which works out as weighing a whopping 4.2lbs or almost a kilo. Stanley's new AeroLight IceFlow in comparison holds 600ml and is a slimline product that weighs a fraction of that, while looking like a more stylish sibling to Love Island 's water bottles. The bottles cost £40 from Stanley direct, while they're usually priced at £38 at Argos. However savvy shoppers have found a way to snag one for 42% off thanks to a money saving website. Bargain hunters who sign up to deals website TopCashback get a free £15 new member sign up bonus which they can use when they buy the bottle. TopCashback then gives shoppers a percentage cashback on online spend from thousands of retailers including Argos which, once paid, means effectively the bottle will have cost £22.53 after cashback if they're new Argos shoppers, or £22.68 after cashback. The dishwasher safe Iceflow bottle is made of 90% recycled stainless steel and has a large, fast flow spout with a leakproof straw. It's cup holder compatible for drivers and has a wide opening for easy cleaning and adding ice. Stanley also says it keeps drinks cold for up to 10 hours and has a 25 year guarantee. As a new launch there aren't lots of reviews yet on either Argos or Stanley yet, but the initial responses have been largely positive. One shopper said: 'I'm absolutely in love with this bottle. I like how it could be fully open for easy cleaning. Even when it's left in the car when it's sunny and very warm, water is still cold inside the bottle.' Another added: 'This bottle is fab for travelling with and holds a great amount of water without it being too heavy.' Other shoppers praised the AeroLight for keeping water 'super cold and fresh' and 'brilliant,' with it being described as 'the best buy ever.' Another reviewer said: 'Recently brought this, lives up to its name. Happy with the product, it's easy clean, keeps the drink cold and is lightweight. Great for work or anywhere you need it.' However some superfans say it's not quite as effective as Stanley's most popular option, with one saying: "Does not keep cold for long like the Quencher, which was disappointing for this price." How to claim a £22 Stanley water bottle:
