Can you use this mug for hot beverages?
1598309
I'm sorry, I haven't even tried the mug yet, so I'm not sure about hot beverages in this mug.
1598310
The mug will hold up to heat and the handle remains cool. However if your knuckles touch the outside while holding, it'll burn. I tested with spiced cider.
1690754
I haven't personally used them for hot beverages, but if you're looking for an alternative to plastic, I know that glass mugs designed specifically for hot beverages are available. I'll brew a pot, and pour it in the glass and confirm whether or not it can withstand high temps. Great question.
188765
about coffee mug i believe you can. but I don't know about the water bottle. It depends on the size of it.
207829
I suppose you could use it for hot beverages but I use it to keep sport drinks & water cold on bike trips...works great
31616
I don't think hot drinks are recommended for this. The advertisement says cold drinks and I honestly haven't tried to put anything hot in it. The rubber straw and the inside part of it dont seem like it could withstand anything hot.
502414
NO! Unless you like the putrid taste of plastic overriding your beverage. Heat your water in a different, truly microwaveable container and then transfer to this one, if you must. The mug didn't melt or warp in the microwave, but that strong chemical flavor it imbued into my water was a real turnoff and I'm not too sure how safe it was, either. I now use this for only for cold beverages when working out, etc.
649040
No it does not. I use it for hot coffee. However u should know it is the greatest mug I have ever used. It keeps it hot for hours
1089267
I tried it, and the very edge of the cup is very thin, then it flares and gets thicker, making it difficult to sip. However, it is the best mug I have ever had for keeping liquids hot. I wouldn't want to drink out of it with out the lid while driving or distracted at all.
356902
Yes, but you will not like the results. Its bottom is very flat and will absorb much of the heat from a warming plate, however the handle will also absorb that heat and the heat from the liquid in the mug. Net effect is that the mug becomes too hot to hold by the handle. If you are wearing gloves or wrap the handle with something then it obviously won't be as much of an issue.
550178
I think they are typically used for cold beverages. I haven't tried these with hot beverages, but mugs I had years ago made the handles too hot to handle.
1359053
yes, the only issue I found with it, you need to heat the cup up with hot water and even then, it doen't stay as warm as other mugs. But I love glass over plastic. The aluminium travel cups from Thermos aren't plastic and they keep drinks hot for longer.
64579
You can put hot liquids in it. But it isn't insulated. You may want to look at the wide mouth version.
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.
455583
I only use mine for water, I think it would be fine for cold drinks of any kind, I don't think I would put any hot drinks in it.
1545814
Yes, they can get hot depending on how hot you are heating something up. The mugs have the benefit of the handle which stays cooler.
1625047
I have never used this mug on cold drinks, only for coffee. I assume it would do a good job keeping cold as it does a great job keeping coffee hot, best mug I ever had.
2229288
It works great as a desk surface, it is rated to 300 or 400 degrees so hot drinks shouldn't be a problem