Can this mug be placed on a cup warmer?
789425
Nope, all the internals are at the bottom which won't heat your cup but perhaps damage your cup instead. That is if it doesn't break on you first.
789426
No, and I don't put mine in the dishwasher either. The bottom, (battery cover) is plastic, and even tho it has a seal on the inside of the battery cover, if water is forced in, it will leak. Also, there is a plastic liner in the cup, I don't believe that a cup warmer would work at all.
789427
no, I think it was designed more for stirring your drink and drinking rather than storing it for later.
789428
From what i know about mug warmers, i wouldnt suggest it because while the outside appears to have a stainless steel-esque look....the bottom and inside are made from plastic. i think mug warmers are better suited for glass, porcelain and metal mugs or bowls if youre heating up soup.
1559644
Yes. I stays hot for as long as I need it too. I tend to let my coffee get cold and never finish a cup so Ilooked for a cup warmer and took a chance on this one. It works VERY WELL. I hope you find it to your satisfaction as well.
1627178
NO!!! I wouldn't even put warm liquid in it. When I made my son a cup of warm tea, the graphics flaked off leaving me with a black mug. Iwouldn't do it again.
1907311
The cup would hold hot beverages just fine, but copper is a great conductor of both cold and heat. I just put some HOT water in a mug and within 30 seconds the cup as well as the handle became too hot to hold. If you were to wear an oven mitt while drinking your hot tea or coffee you should be just fine, but for bare handed use I would not advise it!
2141554
I don't think it would be a good idea to put this carafe on a warmer. I wouldn't put any carafe on a warmer; they are not made for that purpose. Besides, it's insulated; heat won't get to the liquid that easily. You need a lot of heat on the outside before some of it may even make it to the liquid. My carafe keeps the liquid hot for about 4 to 5 hours.
1956801
I suppose you could, but I use the matching travel cup for coffee. I have never put anything hot in this. One reason to not use this for hot beverages is the size of the drink spout. It's pretty good size and I could see getting a big slug of a hot beverage and really burning yourself. I can say this works really well for my cold beverages so I would think would be fine for keeping hot beverages hot.
700226
I don't know what the temperature of the coffee mug is. I do not try to get Cold coffee warm on my warmer. When I make my coffee in the morning I put it on the warmer and it stays perfect the entire time I am drinking it. I don't think it is meant to make a cold cup of coffee hot.
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.
785151
Probably not. The handle is wide and extends very close to the base of the mug. I keep it on my desk at work and love it in that setting.
1989329
Yeah, that would fit. Not something tall like a thermos but a mug would fit fine.
1536144
Sorry, I no longer own the mug, however it might be possible to get a straw through the opening. Another option could be to drill the hole large enough to accept a straw. Apologies, that I could not be more help-
1721439
Yes mate... just make certain you unplug before you take it out of the mug it will burn out!!!
723706
The bottom is metal. I don't think it would harm the pot to put it on a hot plate, but I also don't think putting it on a hot plate will do what you want since it's a double-wall thermos. If anything, I can see it making the outside hot, but don't think it will warm the coffee.
904531
This gets hot enough to touch but doesnt heat my mug well. I would not put a plastic tumbler on it, it will melt it for sure.
503405
Tom: This is a porcelain pot (ceramic) so I suspect that you "could" put it on a warmer (if you mean electric hot plate). However, since there is a metal strainer inside, I would probably take the strainer out, leaving just the coffee. The pot that I got makes about two 8 oz cups (I'm guessing) and I generally drink it all in one sitting. It's a beautiful pot and I don't believe it was made to hold coffee for a long period of time. I also brew tea in the pot.
1441814
It depends. There are two sizes of these mugs. The smaller one (which I believe this is) has a bottom width of about 2-and-a-half inches. The larger one is about 3-and-a-half inches. These are metal cups - and if sat on a 'warmer' may cause burns to your fingers as well as your mouth - because heat will be conducted into the handles, as well as the body of the cup. Be safe.
1624547
The heating surface measures 3 & 3/4 inches. Your mug would not fit this warmer. It's the best warmer on the market, keeps your drink at a perfect drinking temperature of 110 degres. Worth getting a smaller mug to fit it.