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Stanley Vacuum Bottle: Pastel Color for Spring by Ari Bendersky

Stanley_BlueBottle.jpgVacuum Bottle. In fact, the company had women in mind when they revamped its classic half-quart stainless steel canister. Stanley released a new version, updating the almost-century-old thermos by streamlining the vacuum seal, widening the opening for easy drinking and adding ice cubes and introducing three new colors to join the classic green – all pastels: pink, light blue and violet. Now soccer moms and NASCAR dads can hit the grandstands with hot cocoa, cold soda or – gasp – Long Island iced tea!

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This entry posted on 13 April 2005 at 5:46 AM
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