The invention relates to a portable device (100; 200; 400) for regulating the temperature of an element (1), comprising: an engagement part (2) adapted to be placed in contact with the element (1), a temperature regulation unit (3) comprising a thermoelectric module (4) having two sides (41, 42), a first side (41) of the thermoelectric module being thermally coupled with the engagement part (2). The device (100; 200; 400) further comprises: a reception part (5) adapted to removably receive a phase change material (PCM) (6), a second side (42) of the thermoelectric module being thermally coupled with the reception part (5), such that a phase change material (PCM) (6) provided in the reception part will also be thermally coupled with the second side (42) of the thermoelectric module.

A temperature-regulating apparatus which can rapidly chill a beverage by exposing it to a large surface area of the device interior which has a cooling gel embedded within its walls. The user pours their liquid into the device and monitors the projected temperature dropping until they reach an optimal temperature. Once optimal temperature is reached, the users will pour the liquid out of the device to end the cooling processes. Thus a superior liquid cooling solution is provided that can rapidly chill a beverage to an optimal temperature.

A pot is adapted to contain a liquid and separate solids from the liquid. The pot includes a pot body, a cover unit, and a ring-shaped filter plate. The pot body defines a receiving space adapted for receiving the liquid therein, and has a top opening and a pouring opening in spatial communication with the receiving space. The cover unit includes a cover member removably covering the top opening, and an insert member extending downwardly from the cover member into the receiving space. The filter plate is disposed in the receiving space at a position below the pouring opening, is sleeved on one of a bottom portion of the cover member and a top portion of the insert member, and is adapted for filtering out the solids during passage of the liquid therethrough.

A pitcher is provided having a container body and a lid sealing assembly. The container body has a liquid retaining cavity. A pour aperture is fluidly associated with the cavity to allow liquid to be poured from the pitcher. The lid sealing assembly is removably connected to the container body. The lid sealing assembly has an actuation assembly having a push-button actuated actuator that operates a seal member. The actuator is moveable between a normal position and a use position. The seal member is positioned outside the cavity and adjacent the pour aperture. The seal member seals the pour aperture when the actuator is in the normal position and the seal member is moved from the pour aperture to open the pour aperture when the actuator is in the use position. When the seal member is moved from the pour aperture liquid can be poured from the pitcher.

A container assembly for storing multiple liquids is disclosed. The container assembly comprises a container body having a first compartment and a second compartment. Each compartment comprises an upper end, an opening at the upper end, and a lower end. The container assembly further comprises an insulator provided between the first compartment and the second compartment configured to separate both compartments, thereby allowing the container body to store multiple liquids simultaneously. Further, the container assembly further comprises a rotatable lid detachably attached to the upper end of the container body configured to prevent and stop any leakage, wherein the rotatable lid is activated to set the amount of liquid to be dispensed from each compartment.

An apparatus for cooling liquids comprises an external tank and several internal cooling flasks. The external tank is shaped like a closed tank with a top opening. The internal cooling flasks are designed to be set inside the external tank in such a way that very narrow spaces are formed between the external walls of each cooling flask and the adjacent flasks, thus forming an internal cooling space, in a way that enables the user to pour of hot water into the internal cooling space, and the coolant in the cooling flasks adsorbs the heat of said hot water.

A fluid insulation assembly for use with a container that is configured to contain a fluid includes a barrier assembly configured to fluidly isolate a first fluid chamber within an interior of a container, wherein the first fluid chamber is configured to contain a fluid, and an actuation assembly configured to dispense fluid contained within the first fluid chamber.

A method for insulating a fluid within a container and dispensing the fluid from the container includes fluidly isolating a first fluid chamber within an interior of a container and moving a barrier assembly disposed within the interior of the container in a first direction for dispensing fluid contained within the first fluid chamber.

The present invention relates to a cold and heat-insulating dual-purpose bowl, which can be used for keeping meals cool or provide heat insulation for food or liquids. The bowl is made of a double wall structure. The double wall insulated structure is made of stainless steel. Two water filling inlets is provided on each side of the bowl with two black rubber stoppers to seal and cover the inlets. The bottom of the bowl is designed with non-slip material. The bowl is placed in a refrigerator for freezing after water is filled in the cavity between the two walls. When in use, the bowl is taken out from the refrigerator, food is put into the bowl and is stirred, and the food can be cooled quickly and keeps food cold for a very long period. It should be noted, cooling water can be directly filled in the cavity to cool the food. Also, when no water is filled in the cavity, the bowl also functions as a heat insulation and keeps food warm for a long period.

An insulated glass beverage wrap includes a sheet-like body having opposing ends that are connected by a top edge and a bottom edge. The body is made of an insulative material that can be stretched. The body has a first closure structure at one end of the wrap body and a second closure structure at the opposite, second end of the body. When the wrap is placed around a glass, the ends overlap, allowing the first and second closure structures to mate, thereby helping to retain the wrap on the glass. The ends are shaped to that the top edge of the wrap provides a space for a person to drink from the glass.

A carafe has a flask and a lid assembly. The flask has a vessel. The lid assembly has a plug lid with an outlet port, a limiting bracket with a guiding channel and at least one outlet, and a sealing ball mounted in the guiding channel. The limiting bracket is mounted in the outlet port of the plug lid and is connected to the plug lid. When an opening of the vessel faces upward, the sealing ball slides downward to seal the outlet port of the plug lid. When the vessel tilts and the opening of the vessel faces downward, the outlet port of the plug lid is open, so that liquid in the vessel can flow out of the vessel. A user does not have to press or turn the lid assembly. Therefore, it is convenient to pour liquid out of the vessel.