Does this product hold hot drinks?
808523
It's possible to hold hot drinks in it, but it's not a thermos bottle and therefore won't hold the temperature. I'd recommend the insulated version if you would like your drink to stay hot.
808524
being a moderatly thick 100% stainless steel container, i would see no problems other the insulation factor
808525
i dont see why not, liquid is only in contact with steel and the silicon o-ring. i think its unlikely that it would warp or expand and break the bottle join. it would get hot to hold though.
808526
I agree with steve and qaz, but if you have a cover maybe quilted or crochet, then I dont see why not:)
1287442
Yes, it is designed to hold hot tools. I've had mine for about three years, and Love it... it is by far the best of it's kind, that I've ever seen!!!
1863712
It's a hard plastic and I would imagine it could hold hot water, but it would feel hot to the touch. I'm not sure why you'd want to use this for hot water though. You'd be better off with an insulated cup.
1966037
Yes - somewhere in its product description, it gives the amount of time it will keep a hot beverage hot, and a cold one cold. I load mine up with hot green tea in cold weather, and an iced drink in hot weather.
95359
no. it's cheap and it leaks with even cold beverages. plastic wouldn't hold up to hot.
993851
I've never used it for hot beverages, I'm sure it would work just fine. I'd say the only drawback might be that the glass gets a bit warm, but it is insulated by the shatterproof plastic so it should still be comfortable to hold.
1495329
No, this cup is not designed to hold hot beverages. Starbucks hot (as well as many other popular coffee chains) coffee is often served at temperatures just under boiling (around 200 degrees Fahrenheit). It's a wonderful, sturdy, well-built cup, but it is not meant to withstand those temps. Hope that helps!
1412712
PS it should come with a metal body, which holds hot or cold. A top you drink from which has a button you operate to open or close. Then there is a flat screw on lid. I never use that. If the button is closed, it is enough. They have a website. Contact them direct. BTW, last time I got a larger container which holds a lot of coffee. Since it stays hot so long, I can drag it around all morning.
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.
1161615
Yes it will hold a coffee cup. It will hold just about any type of beverage container except a very narrow bottle or a bottle with a very narrow neck. Hope this helps.
356722
If using a traditional style coffee mug then no. Cup holder is perfect for a water bottle or similarly shaped thermal cup.
545810
Yes it keeps drinks.cool for a long time. Only thing.is that mine.came a little ripped.from.the.inside.after I fixed it , it worked perfectly
1401721
I have never used it for hot liquid. I don't think it would hold heat well though. I use it daily for my Spark drink & love it.
1180101
No! It conducts heat perfectly. I bought it, love how it looks, filled it with coffee, and touching the handle is as hot as sticking your hand in the cup. Hot. It is great for cold drinks but cannot be used for hot liquids. One with a wooden handle would be nice for hot liquids.
356720
It can hold tall mugs without handles, or small bottles of water. Also, a starbucks cup (the paper ones they give you) fits fine but it spills a little if walking on a side walk or uneven pavement.
1598422
As shown in the photo, it will hold a drink, but because it is mesh fabric, and not rigid, the drink can possibly move around, I use it all the time for cans of soda, and occasionally the large size coffee from Circle K, but if I have to brake hard or turn suddenly, I keep a hand on it, especially a full coffee that may be a little topheavy.
831778
I haven't tried it with these glasses - but I have used my other double walled glasses for hot drinks. It should work.