Tiger Stainless Steel Handy Jug - 1.6L (PWO-A160W) - White
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Tiger Stainless Steel Handy Jug - 1.6L (PWO-A160W) - White
The compact 1.6L Handy Jug: press the lever on the handle and the lid opens for one-handed pouring. Rated at 74°C after ten hours, with inner parts that detach for washing, in white.
What's Included
- Tiger Stainless Steel Handy Jug - 1.6L
- Push Open Lid
Key Features
- Vacuum Insulation: Double-wall stainless steel holds temperature for hours with no glass liner to break.
- One-Push Lid: A lever on the handle opens the lid for one-handed pouring.
- 7.5cm Mouth: Wide enough for large ice cubes and a hand for cleaning.
- Detachable Inner Parts: The lid components come apart for a full wash.
Care Instructions
- Hand wash only with a soft sponge.
- The entire jug is washable. Ensure all parts are dried thoroughly after cleaning.
- Do not use bleach or abrasive cleaners.
- Dishwasher Safe: Not dishwasher safe.
About Tiger
Founded in Osaka, Japan in 1923, Tiger Corporation has a long history of manufacturing high-quality vacuum flasks and consumer electronics. As a leading brand in Japan, Tiger is renowned for its reliable and innovative rice cookers, water boilers, and other small home appliances that are designed to improve everyday life.
Specifications
| Brand | Tiger |
| Model No. | PWO-A160W |
| Colour | White |
| Capacity | 1.6L |
| Dimensions | Approx. 13cm (W) x 16.6cm (D) x 24.5cm (H) |
| Weight | Approx. 0.73kg |
| Heat Retention* | Approx. 74°C @ 10 hrs |
| Cold Retention** | Approx. 8°C @ 10 hrs |
| Body Material | Stainless Steel |
| Dishwasher Safe | No |
| Country of Origin | Designed in Japan, made in China |
*Heat retention is measured to the Japanese industry standard: water at a starting temperature of 95°C in a 20°C room. Real-world performance depends on how full the jug is — filled to the line it holds temperature far longer than half-empty, because the air gap loses heat. Pre-warming the jug with hot water before filling adds further hours.
**Cold retention is measured with water at 4°C in a 20°C room.
