Helios Wave Push Thermos
This Helios vacuum jug is a true innovation! The Wave Push model has a unique twist-off cap with a push button that is dishwasher safe, just like the body of the jug. Helios has made possible what was previously impossible! Thanks to the cleverly designed openings and return channels in the lid, the water drains completely after washing.
As with all other Helios models, dishwasher safety is achieved thanks to the unique Santoprene seal. Wave Push scores with a perfectly balanced handle that fits ergonomically in the hand. Of course, this vacuum jug also features our double-walled Helios Q100 quality glass, which promises to keep drinks hot for a long time. This means you can still enjoy your coffee or tea even after several hours.
The model is available with a capacity of 0.6 l, 1.0 l, and 1.5 l and comes in seven colors: white, vanilla, red, kiwi, blue, cappuccino, and black.
HELIOS QUALITY
As diverse as our product range is, all our products have one thing in common: the highest quality. This is evident, for example, in the double-walled, mouth-blown glass inserts. They are so good that we even offer a 5-year guarantee on heat retention. And to ensure that you can enjoy them for many years to come, many models feature a unique Santoprene seal on the lid and base.
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