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About Us

We are the Heat Holders, a group of four young enthusiastic scientists who came together to find an innovative way to keep our hot drinks warm for a long time during the winter season.


We are determined to find a solution to a problem that many of us face during the winter season. We spent countless hours researching and experimenting, and finally came up with a unique solution. Using Our knowledge of physics and chemistry, we developed a gadget that could keep our hot drinks warm for an extended period, without the need for electricity.


Our invention will not only be beneficial to us but also to the millions of people who enjoy hot drinks during the winter season. We as The Heat Holders named our invention "The heat holder” and we are working hard to bring it to the market.


And This blog will show our journey from the beginning to the end !! 
So , stay tuned !!!







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