Can this mug be used for hot drinks like tea
1502505
Not positive but may be OK if the mugs are warmed in hot water prior to filling with hot tea.
1502506
Yes, but I wouldn't use it straight from the freezer. Really tough mug, have chipped several porcelain plates by accidentally bouncing mug off them.
1502507
Yes, but I recommend heating the water inside the mug. I've cracked several by pouring very hot water in them or by washing with cool water when still very warm. I never had one break when heating water in a microwave oven, even to the boiling point (by accident).
1598309
I'm sorry, I haven't even tried the mug yet, so I'm not sure about hot beverages in this mug.
1224658
Yes, I've used it for anything hot, including cocoa, broth, tea, coffee, and boiling water. The interior is stainless steel, so there is no problem with previous tastes lingering as long as you clean it out properly. If you want the beverage to stay hot for the maximum amount of time, pour boiling water in first to heat the interior, then empty it after a minute or so and you're ready to add whatever you'd like.
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.
878950
I don't know whether the type of plastic of which the cup is made would be safe for hot drinks. I can say that, if you could get the cup to work at all with the top on, then using it for hot drinks would not be a good idea and would probably be a bit dangerous. I do not recommend this cup at all even for cold drinks - I especially wouldn't recommend it for hot.
475627
you can use it for that but it is not well made. I bought a SS Thermos and no longer use this one.
541081
THis type of plastic is designated "safe for reheating or warming only," which I assume means you can't actually cook in it safely. But for reheating coffee or tea, should be fine. I'm still loving my mug!
1259208
Sorry, but I have not tried it with hot beverages because I bought it only for cold liquids.
1387233
Yes, it can make hot water for tea. You can program it to dispense the exact amount of water to fill your cup as well.
1810255
Yes, it does. But this item is not meant to be used with hot beverages, according to the manufacturer (probably because of the risk of burning one's mouth). I use it in wintertime with slightly warm tea, nevertheless.
2014358
The product is made of a hard plastic, so it probably could hold hot tea and not compromise the material. That being said, it would be very hot to the touch. You would be better off searching for a double-walled glass.
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.
230936
Yes. I have owned it for a few months now. I heat up tea in the microwave every day at work and I wash it in the dishwasher. Best travel mug I've found.
1292076
Yes, but don't put cold things in it when it is very hot. That could crack it. Just put your cold liquids in it when the tea pot is at room temperature. I hope this helps.
1277323
Yes to both questions. Any kind of tea will work. It can handle the hot water.
696889
I already dispose the mug. The inside blade is made out of plastic so not sure how hot it can handle. Very fragile, not sure if it was BPA free. Sorry can be more specific sbout the BPA or handling of hot liquids. Only use it to shake cold liquids.
1643499
Absolutely not. The exterior stays cool even with boiling water. Hot drinks stay that way for longer than with a ceramic mug though, so be aware of that.