Lid for Retap carafe - walnut
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Retap glass carafe - 1.2 litres
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Glass carafe
Carafe in strong borosilicate glass from Danske Retap.
The carafe is beautiful in itself. In fact, it has, among other things, won the Reddot design award.
It is very suitable for serving on the table, but also fits perfectly in the fridge door if you want fridge-cold water in it.
The carafe is sold without a lid, but you can easily buy the lid just here
The lid is fixed on and protects the drinks from possible "fridge taste".
If you want a 100% natural and plastic-free alternative, you can also buy a lid in beautiful walnut wood. You can find the wooden lid here
The carafe from Retap is made of up to 30% recycled glass.
It is light and easy to clean with the wide opening at the top.
The carafe can hold 1.2 liters and measures 25 cm. in height and 9.8 cm. in diameter.
It weighs 300 grams.
Maintain your decanter from Retap
This decanter only has round edges. This means that bacteria cannot collect anywhere.
It is incredibly easy to clean due to the wide opening.
The carafe can go in the dishwasher, but can also be easily cleaned by hand. For example with this fine bottle cleaner.
See the entire selection from Retap just here
23.10 €
Wooden lid for Retap carafe
Hand-turned lid for Retap carafe in walnut wood.
The lid lies loosely on top of the carafe and is therefore only for decoration.
On the other hand, it keeps the drinks free from possible fridge flavour.
The lid is not dishwasher safe.
It should preferably just be washed by hand with mild detergent.
This wooden lid is sold without a bottle.
The lid measures 5 cm. in diameter inside the lid.
The lid is handmade and each and every lid is unique - depending on the individual piece of wood.
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Kære Melanie Det er vi kede af at høre. Du må meget gerne sende en mail til os på hej@okofamilien.dk så vi kan finde en løsning :)
Den er rigtig flot men desværre lugter den og når man har haft vandet i flasken i et par timer smager vandet af det samme.
