This is mentioned in passing in other questions but I want to confirm... Is the mouth wide enough to fill and ice from the front fridge gizmo and are both pieces dishwasher safe?
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On the bottom the bottle says, "Dishwasher top rack." Diameter is 2" wide for ice.
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I'm going to say no. I think you mean standard vs. widemouth? If so regular ice cubes are too wide. I would exercise caution with this product though. Read my review. The claims about keeping stuff ice cold for hours in a hot car seem to be completely bogus, unless i got a defective one, but I don't know what type of defect I could have had that would have caused such decreased performance, the product didn't appear to have any defect at all. I would melt ice cubes down and shove a bunch of them in then take it to my kids ballgame at by the end of the game 2-3 hours later all the ice is melted and the drink isn't very cold. I'm going to say no. I think you mean standard vs. widemouth? If so regular ice cubes are too wide. I would exercise caution with this product though. Read my review. The claims about keeping stuff ice cold for hours in a hot car seem to be completely bogus, unless i got a defective one, but I don't know what type of defect I could have had that would have caused such decreased performance, the product didn't appear to have any defect at all. I would melt ice cubes down and shove a bunch of them in then take it to my kids ballgame at by the end of the game 2-3 hours later all the ice is... » Read More I'm going to say no. I think you mean standard vs. widemouth? If so regular ice cubes are too wide. I would exercise caution with this product though. Read my review. The claims about keeping stuff ice cold for hours in a hot car seem to be completely bogus, unless i got a defective one, but I don't know what type of defect I could have had that would have caused such decreased performance, the product didn't appear to have any defect at all. I would melt ice cubes down and shove a bunch of them in then take it to my kids ballgame at by the end of the game 2-3 hours later all the ice is melted and the drink isn't very cold. « Show Less
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Is the mouth/opening on this big enough so that you can put ice cubes in it?
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I have placed the plastic parts and gaskets in the dishwasher on high tempature wash. It cleans up good. I would not buy another one because it is hard to take apart to clean. I do not put the glass insert in the dishwasher.
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The top and straw are dishwasher safe but the actual metal thermos is not. I think it's just not dishwasher safe because of the paint (mine had a cute cherry blossom design) but I've put in the dishwasher a couple times and it's been fine (top shelf of the dishwasher). Another point about this water bottle though - you have to screw the lid on really tight to avoid leaks. Like REALLY tight - sort of annoying.
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Yes, the opening is wide enough to insert regular ice cubes. I use one strictly for ice water and the other for a smoothie. It's a good product.
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Only the lid is dishwasher safe, the body must be hand-washed. Great for keeping water cold -- cannot use for hot liquids.
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I put my stainless Contigo body through the dishwasher and it seemed to break the seal and leaked water into the air cavity. On the bottom it says dishwasher safe lid and hand wash body. Now it doesn't seem to keep things hot nearly as long.
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I've never used frozen food in it, but I image that you could. I've used mine for spagetti (leftover from the night before), soup, stew, & beans. I can plug it in when I get to work and they are hot by lunch time. It comes with a removeable bowl and lid, that is dishwasher safe. I just fill the removable bowl and put in the refrigerator the night before and grab it and go the next morning. It is mainly for reheating and not like the big crock pots for cooking.
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Yes. All the food parts can go in the dishwasher, except for the two parts that connect to the motor. Wash those by hand, keeping water out of the top gear. After using, I wash the immersion post and set it out to dry, and put the blade part into the dishwasher.
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Why not? It's glass and plastic! I use mine ALL of the time so I can't afford to wait for it in the dishwasher. :) Soap and sponge works just fine. I drink a daily green juice with it so I usually like to wash it right away so as to avoid a dried film of veggies on the inside. I love my Venti.
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I put both in the dishwasher and haven't had any trouble at all. The crock part is definitely dishwasher safe.
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Mine does a good job with the larger 'grater' side, and the 'slicer' side does nicely for potatoes; but the other two sides not only make a big mess, they are really hard to get clean - even in the dishwasher. It is dishwasher-safe though, so I'd buy it again if I needed to.
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i cleaned mine before i used... but its hard to clean inside out cuz its got a screw inside that has black lubricant around it..whenever leftover ice drips to the bowl, i could see little bit of lubricant drips along with ice water. that is the cons. other than that i love it.
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I do not know if it is dishwasher safe or not. I bought mine to hold 25# bags of sugar and flour. It is to big to fit in a home dishwasher.
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Very easy. I rinse off the top and put the glass bottom in the dishwasher. Like a previous writer, I wish it was bigger. I use it for maple syrup. I don't fill it above the point where the top covers the bottom or it will leak.
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Yes the insert comes out and it is dishwasher safe. I have used mine several times. I love it