How well would it work for broken ceramics/pottery like coffee mugs? I have all the pieces and they fit together fairly well.
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I have glued a coffee mug handle before with the thicker Hot Stuff (the green bottle) before and it held just fine, though it was slow drying. After repair I do not know if I would put it in a dishwasher or microwave or not. I just have not tried attempting it myself but would worry about the extreme temperatures.
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Not sure this would work for coffee. I have personally never tried it but since it is plastic and double insulated, hot liquids may cause the plastic to expand and possibly crack eliminating the double insulating feature. I'm no expert and haven't tried it, but personally I wouldn't chance it unless you don't mind possibly having to replace it.
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I think if you poured boiling water in it, it would likely crack - I'd recommend a ceramic jug for that.
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I bought the fountain and it was cracked so I never got to use it, so sorry can not help. I bought the new drinkwell and that is ceramic and round and unless you crack the ceramic, there is nothing to break.
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I didn't have any issues. I think everything just slided together. The cup piece might need some force to snap in. I love this drying rack, it's strong and it looks cute too!
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Tough call. I have used it for a thermal mug and it worked fine and made it through the dishwasher a number of times. I don't think it would work for "daily" dishes, though, because the glue eventually wore out. Handwashing might have extended the life of the mug, but I'm too lazy for that. I obviously drank from it. I believe once it's dry, it's pretty inert.
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There is a standard porcelain coffee mug, no insulation. It will work like any porcelain mug. I hope this answer helps you.
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I use it to crush medicine tablets for my wife; however, its material is inert and porcelain has been used for holding food for millenniums. It should be as safe as a porcelain plate, coffee cup, etc. They are cheap and if I needed to crush spices and other small food particles, I would use it. Try it.
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I use them for glazed porcelain and stoneware. They work well for smaller areas up to an inch +/-. I always use them dry and wear a mask to avoid inhalation of the dust. These are a good value, but I have found a couple of them have a shaft that is not perfectly straight-mounted and then the wobble is unacceptable.
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It is double wall ceramic, meaning there are two layers of ceramic with an air pocket in between them. Hot air could cause the air to expand and crack the mug. There is a plug on the bottom to help vent the air. If you put it in the dishwasher it would get water in it, this would make steam inside the mug, probably faster than it can vent and it would make the mug crack. It is easy to wash by hand but semi fragile. I have had the one I am using now for maybe 2 years.
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I would not expect them to, but anything will break given rough handling. I have used similar mugs for years, and have had more trouble with warping lids and losing their insulating ability.
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It will be hard. My mugs fit on the top two racks at an angle but they don't fit on the bottom rack. I still love my mug rack. Everyone remarks howh nice it looks
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The entire mug is about the size of an above average coffee cup. You may be able to make it work.
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Hi Donna I would say yes there would be a replacement for broken items including the cups. Although I use mine quite a bit have had no problems with anything breaking. Contact Amazon shop site and I am sure they will be able to help you. Thanks Dorothy
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Should be... it's a ceramic mug with glaze. It is a larger size. Just so you know.
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I found the glass knob, mine cracked, in an antique shop. They sometimes will keep extra parts. I also suggest doing a search on Amazon or Google. Finally, you can sometimes find a similar pot at a yard sale and transfer the lid to your coffee pot which has more sentimental value. Good luck!
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Sure! I don't know why not - I've got ceramic mugs to mail and I am using the bags - Hope I helped you -