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===[[Sebastian Prince]] –''Always warm''=== | |||
<b>Always warm</b><br> | |||
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File: Alwayswarmlogo.jpg | |||
File:Alwayswarm2.jpg | |||
File:Alwayswarm3.jpg | |||
File:Alwaywarm1.jpg | |||
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"Always warm" are small pods which are held in the caffe and produce heat on demand to warm drinks. They are commonly used in caffe´s, office`s or simple when the people are walking in the street. | |||
We get the inspiration from the hand warmers, who collect the heat to keep inside. | |||
Our brand put this technology inside a pod of caffe and discover how works. | |||
Depending on the type and the source of heat, always warm last between 30 minutes (recrystallisation) to 12–24 hours (platinum catalyst). Like that ur caffe will be never cold again. | |||
Always warm contain cellulose, iron, water, activated carbon (to speed up reaction), vermiculite (water reservoir) and salt (catalyst) and produce heat from the exothermic oxidation of iron when exposed to air. | |||
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