Do u use these on the stove top to boil the water? Or just microwave? Just don't want it to shatter
1121172
No, you put the tea bags in this then fill with boiling water to make tea. You don't microwave them either. You let the teapot sit for a few minutes, then pour out the tea. Enjoy!
1121173
No- I boil the water in a tea kettle- then I pour a little water into the tea pot to warm it. Throw the water away- then add your tea and boiling water to the tea pot. Let it brew for a few minutes then pour your perfect cup of tea! I am a Brit so am experienced tea maker.Good luck!
1121174
I fill it with hot water from my coffee maker. I've never put this in direct contact with a flame or heat source and I don't use a microwave. I don't think that's how it's intended to be used. But ask the manufacturer if you want a more educated answer than the one I have.
66790
No, they're not strong enough for boiling water (which would heat them too hot to be safe for use anyway) and would melt in a conventional oven. Try microwaving in 30 second intervals until they're as warm as you want them.
1850397
We have not had any problems using them in the microwave so far, but watch out for superheating. They're pretty smooth, so it may look like water isn't boiling in them, and then the moment you put something in the water, explosive boiling.
1026952
I think they're like storage bowls. They may be okay to microwave a few times, but then they start to warp and melt. I absolutely wouldn't microwave the top pieces at all.
1805913
I've put them in the dishwasher and they haven't warped or melted, but I haven't put them in the microwave. I have mixed hot foods in them and it has not been a problem. They seem sturdy and durable enough to tolerate a fair amount of heat. Nothing too extreme. I would trust them in the microwave.
2016524
I would never put them in the microwave anyway, but I don't think so! Any plastic or rubber wouldn't do, but the metal will break your microwave!
309656
I think so. They are a very thick glass. I wouldn't think twice about putting one in the microwave.
989857
Hi. I would not microwave these cups. Indeed, I had a problem with that handles falling off of the cups. The seller refunded me my money.
2188921
I have never used them in the microwave. Sorry I can't answer your question. I can tell you that I love the bowls, though!!!
1809575
They are probably not dishwasher or microwave safe. They'd probably melt / deform in either the dishwasher or microwave. You could probably hand rinse/wash an reuse if needed, but considering - it's probably not advisable.
2122305
I have not microwaved them, and I do not believe they are safe for the microwave. They are very nice bowls, though!
2273195
I've used them in the microwave, you shouldn't have anyproblems at all. The 1 2 3 recipe will work great.
1026436
I don't know the answer to that, but I can tell you that I use them in the hood range above my stove. Boiling water for a long time tends to temporarily short them. I'd say you'll need to have a good seal around them. I believe the issue is moisture and not heat.
543200
No they are not safe for the microwave-it says so on each dish and the box. They are ok to put in the dish washer though I hand wash mine because I think it'll make them last longer. These aren't glass. They are some type of plastic material.
655410
Packaging specifically lists safe for stovetop & microwave cooking. Also safe up to 425 degrees, so I believe they are safe for oven use (similar to my silicone cupcake vessels which are oven safe).
1653357
They are plastic. I wouldnt use any plastic in microwave for fear of emanating chemicals. This one is soft plastic, it may even melt I guess
86436
I can say that I've used them for hot tea (out of the kettle) and frozen them for frosty mugs in the freezer, but never microwaved them. My guess is they'd be ok, as the water for tea was 200 degrees, but I have never microwaved them. I still have the set with nothing having happened to them. Sorry I couldn't help more.