Can this heat disposable coffee cups (I think they are made of paper)?
635827
NO! The plate is VERY hot. The paper cup could be damaged and coffee would run all over.
635828
I don't think it gets hot enough to burn the paper cup, but I also don't think the paper cup would be a very good conductor of heat. You would be much better off using a glass/ceramic coffee cup.
428496
don't see why not. it shouldn't overheat. just reset the timer. and you would need more cups unless you empty them immediately to reuse.
1758157
It is not a microwave....it is an oven...so if u use an heat proof container ...you could heat coffee. But you would have to pour it into a up to drink it
1363775
I'm not sure. It is made of hard inflexible plastic. I guess you could, but I would look into a cuppow for hot drinks.
528059
Yes, but keep in mind the material for the lid is rubber. But, the whole seems standard. It's actually great rubber - you'll never get a "paper cut." One thing to keep in mind is the white plastic does stain w/ coffee (at least on the underside). I really like this coffee cup.
889703
Dont know. What I put in my cups is dry item and nothing hot or heat in them, so I don't know sorry.
2267966
Can be used as coffee mug. Not for science experiment heat. Came with no packaging nor sure who made it
2023696
Absolutely! In addition, Ivuse this mug for coffee straight from the coffee maker. I also put it in the microwave for 45 seconds to reheat the coffee; the mug remains cool to the touch.
43666
This does take paper filters. However, after using I found that the insulation of the pot was poor. Coffee was not hot when pouring even the first cup. Disappointed in this coffee maker & disposed of it
800370
I suppose so. I'm not an expert with silicone pans and I haven't tried paper cups but I don't see why this would be a problem.
32993
The cups are pure plastic construction, hard plastic cover and inner liner, foam insulation between the cover and liner, so I would assume that they are microwaveable. However the mugs keep everything so cold and so hot for so long,, put in in hot and it will likely stay that way... On a fishing trip a while back, I filled one of these badboys up with Bailys/Coffee, took it out with me into the 30deg+wind-weather, and it kept the coffee warm all the way to the end of the cup. It didn't keep my hands warm 'cause the cup is insulated, but my belly likey...
1738022
There should be no problem, but I do not see a good reason to do it. Not even for reheating coffee. I would never reheat coffee.
1044855
Maybe if some type of a filter is used. From the very beginning of using my product I noticed that the. Appliance doesn't keep the coffee as hot, like if the heating element is not working right.
1410157
I don't think you can re-use the disposable cups. It would be difficult to get the lid off to refill them once they are put on, plus once they are punctured by the machine I don't think they would be any good. I wouldn't try it myself. If you did you would have to get extra filters and I haven't seen them sold without the cups and you can't use them without the filter.
2045214
Absolutely! You may purchase a re-usable Keurig cup that you may fill with your own coffee. Really neat!
1713322
Honestly I don't think the heat would cause them to rupture. HHowever this is the only thing I wouldnt recommend them for. ...unless you've already iced the coffee and wanna use them to keep the coffee cool on a commute to work, etc. But these have held upto A LOT of wear and tear ....day in and day out. So I maybe surprised. Please let me know if u give this a try. :)Curious now lol
1216418
I wouldn't myself - I think it might get too hot and crack the cup - especially when "blow torching" the tops at the end. Just buy cheap ramekins.