Can I make sea glass in this tumbler and is it made to hold water?
786534
The tumbler even with the seal wasn't completely water tight, and there was much leakage with the month long grinding and tumbling. Using the supplied stones and shopped accessory stones packages we got very good results. Some of the stones took on a translucent appearance, while the others smoothed out and had gloss finish when done. As far as sea glass, I don't know.
720166
Sorry, I don't use tumbler for rocks, but for polishing brass, so cannot help.
2225079
Nope. I use two different media mixes and it has nothing to do with the tumbler; unless you're using rocks or a wet media.
1109348
It's glass... You would have to add ice... I use mine for kombucha.. So I really don't know
2014358
The product is made of a hard plastic, so it probably could hold hot tea and not compromise the material. That being said, it would be very hot to the touch. You would be better off searching for a double-walled glass.
1138468
Yes, the pitcher is made of glass. The plastic ice container unscrews at the top from the lid. The plastic top can be used with or without the center container. The pitcher is surprisingly very wide and deep at the bottom. I use it in the summer to make sangria. It is an amazing product. Buy one if you still can. You will not be disappointed.
34332
Simply no. Both the glass and the plastic are cheaply made. It will melt. Beware of this product in general. My finger still has not healed correctly from this glass pot breaking in my hand while I was cleaning it. Think of it as a novelty item and get a well made teapot for regular use.
172720
i dont know.i dont want to try it. because i realy dont want to buy again. it is made by glass,i tkink it should to be used carefuly.
521960
I would say no, unless you have tiny hands! The opening is wider than some but not the width of a typical glass. I fill it with hot soapy water, close & shake vigorously to wash it! Hope that helps!
2248656
I mostly use it for metal. I've tried one drinking glass. The cut is fairly shallow so it won't be a sand blast effect which would be deeper. If you try different bits and use heavier glass, you might get better results.
1500599
I wouldn't chance it. The glass gets so very hot that if it were subjected to cold water it may shatter.
1619162
They are glass so would imagine they could be used outside. Be aware they only hold about 16oz of water per globe. Even tho they may state 32oz....
750291
The bottom of this mug is flat but about 1/16 inch slightly recessed, and could hold a few drops of water. It does not have a deep well in the bottom that would hold water. Most dishwashers stack glasses at a slight angle-- not perfectly flat-- and this tiny amount of water drains off. If you use heated drying, the glass dries completely with no residual water.
1700875
Haven't knocked mine over "yet" so I filled it with water, put the straw in the lid and turned it on its side to test it. Water came out of the minimal area around the straw. A rubber gasket holds the lid on very tightly, but there is no gasket around the straw area. Water will leak at that point only. I love this tumbler and use it as much as possible.
756660
Yes. It's very thick sturdy glass. You can put it in the oven so boiling liquids should not be a problem.
1981167
The cups are thick plastic. The plastic is not thin like a Play-Doh container. They would definitely hold water, but I don't know about being water safe. Sorry. There are no numbers on the bottom of the cups to help determine the type of plastic and I threw the packaging out long ago. Hope this helps.
536320
I think so. I don't immerse it in water, since there's a space between the outer shell and the inner glass container, and I'd rather not get water in there, so I just put a little dish washing liquid in it, add hot water, screw the lid on, and shake, then drain and rinse thoroughly with hot water. Works fine for me.