Being this as borosilicate glass Can we keep this in the Microwave or gas Stove ?
176728
I keep mine on the counter next to my stove (which happens to be gas). I personally would not store it in a microwave or in a gas stove.
176729
Really? You want to keep it in an oven? Did you mean ON the microwave or stove?
176730
Hi John. If you're talking about heating something in it, I can't give you an answer on that. I use mine specifically for cooking so it sits beside my stove. Wish I could have been of more assistance.
176731
I'm not sure if it's microwave safe & I doubt that you can heat it up on a stove of any kind. We only keep it to pour olive oil for cooking so we leave it on the counter next to our gas stove. Seems to do fine when it's away from direct heat.
1682462
it is safe but it will not heat up. Glass is not magnetic and so the induction stove will not heat it
1436723
I don't know because I bought it as a gift for someone else so I haven't actually used it but I would think if it is OK in the microwave it should be OK in the oven. After all, it is clay that has already been fired in an oven to protect the glaze. I would ask the seller as she has been very helpful. D
1365626
Do not put this on any heating element. It is not heavy enough glass. If you don't drink it while hot, heat it in the microwave. It is fragile.
1597657
I have gas and induction. For both, I put it inside of a stainless steel pot with an inch or two of cold water in the bottom of the pot. I never allow the pot to run dry. With gas, I fear the flames will discolor the glassware if I place it directly over a flame. Since it is glass, it is not induction compatible so I must use a stainless pot.For gas, I never go above medium. With induction, I never go above 5.I have also placed the container directly on a commercial BUNN coffeemaker burner. It heats just fine. It also heats well in a microwave.
1888813
The glass itself is microwave safe, but the filter and lid are both metal so those cannot go in the microwave.
805223
This is not a good idea for a stove top or a hot plate, you should use a stand wire grid with flame for heat adjustment for this glass wear. Reason I say that is heat absorption for the surface may not be sufficient to keep it from cracking the Corning Pyrex base.. If you do you better test it with water with salt and keep an eye on it. Be ready to shut it down if it cracks.
2226814
There is metal in this product so you would not be able to use it in microwave.
319817
"borosilicate glass": Simax, Borcam, Borosil, Suprax, Kimax, Pyrex, Endural, Schott, Refmex. in use since 1893, this is cheap and standard for cookware. you could not make this out of "non-borosilicate glass"
1436726
We use ours in the microwave only, but considering that pottery of this type is baked in a kiln, I'd assume it should be oven save.
2070192
I would suggest that it may not be safe because as Stavros mentioned there may be metallic substances in the glaze or the ceramic. And neither have I tried it in a microwave - like the others. I only use it with hot water from the kettle and I hand wash it.
2114641
I'm not an expert, however glass can usually be used for cold or hot. You would probably want to take the plastic insert out. This glass is thick and well made. I don't think it's recommended for stove top or direct heat.
137804
No, just 1 minute in the microwave. The glass would break over direct heat. I love mine.
2616
I wouldn't use it that way. It's designed to have hot liquid dispensed into it, not have heat directly applied to it from a stove top. I think the glass might crack/break.
1554377
I have had two borosilicate glass containers that were labeled as freezer to oven/microwave safe shatter on me when trying to do what you ask. So, no matter how many times you get away with doing it, and no matter what the manufacturer says, be aware that shattering can and does occur.
1855182
no, i would not. it is glass and delicate. you could put a tea light candle underneath to keep it warm, but no stove.
102484
Yes! I boil water in it in the microwave! The double wall glass keeps liguid hot!