Can I use this glass travel mug for hot liquids, like tea or coffee?
165321
Yes you can but it is not double walled so the glass will be hit to the touch
2267964
I've owned two of these mugs for several years. There are no markings on them to specify the nature of the glass. However, I use it in the microwave to make boiling water for tea without problems, or pour boiling water into into it. I replaced my first one because I accidentally knocked a small chip off the lip; the glass did not shatter so it is probably tempered at the very least.
2267963
We do put boiling hot liquids in the mug, but I would be careful if you wanted to use the mug to boil the liquids. The mug we have has a small imperfection. There is an air bubble in the glass and we worry about adding too much heat and causing that bubble to pop.
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Mine has only been used for tea. It is a very sturdy mug and I wouldn't think there would be a problem if it were used for coffee. If you are worried about coffee stains, I think tea stains are as bad- and so far, I haven't had a problem with tea stains. Hope that helps!
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Yes ! but be careful with hot drinks. Make sure to watch the handle doesn't come loose.
370764
I have the same question - am wondering if you can put hot beverages in it without the glass breaking?
559826
You can brew directly to the travel mug. Just slide out the bottom tray on your machine and the mug will fit perfectly.
1796943
Yes you can! I use my on for teaAnd my husband uses one for coffee. We love it!
853018
Yes the cup can be used in the micowave but and the handle does not get hot. The finish is smooth. What this mug is not is hollow stoneware that chips with the slightest ding. LOVE LOVE LOVE these mugs.
1564309
Although the instructions say not to use with hot liquids, judging from the great build material of the bottle, It can definitely be able to hold hot beverages. Just make sure the tea is already brewed prior.
693841
No, unfortunately. It WILL leak from the "sippy hole" in the lid if tipped. There are leak-proof travel mugs available that would serve your purpose.
1907310
I haven't used it with hot liquids yet but the mug gets super cold with ice. I think just like any other cup this will get hot with hot liquids but the handle doesn't seem to be effected. I would try hot liquids in it myself personally.
336303
It is not a sip type lid, it is wide open... So, if you want it for travel, it is not designed for drinking on the go because you need both hands to unscrew and open it (hold lid and container separately) plus you have to be still to take a drink, otherwise you'll be covered in hot tea very easily.
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There are a number of mugs available that feature a plunger design like a french press. Once you plunge the plunger down, the tea is trapped below the mesh screen with the liquid above. Very little exchange happens after that. It sounds like this might fit your needs. Take a look at the "Bodum Insulated Stainless-Steel Travel French Press Coffee and Tea Mug" or the "Bodum 16-Ounce Travel Coffee Press with Picture Insert". Both will work for tea.
2160003
Just depends on how much water you pour in above the mug. Could use a regular mug or the travel sizes...it's up to you. The amount of coffee added can be adjusted as well
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Yes, although you would want to be careful of how hot since the entire cup will becomes the temperature of what ever is inside of it (unlike a coffee mug wich acts as an insulator). The handle woun't get very hot though.
1685858
Lid snaps on tight. There are 2 openings on lid - one in middle of lid is a hole for straws and the other near side of lid is for drinking out of. If it tips over, yes it will spill some. I don't believe it's designed to be a travel mug.