Can you take the lid off and put the glass part in the microwave?
1491719
Yes, the lid if removable, but I am not sure if the glass part is microwave safe. Maybe it is, I never checked. What are you planning to use it for in the microwave?
1491720
Absolutely. It easily comes on and off....I do it all the time to clean and add more honey.
1491721
I don't see why not. It screws off to add the liquid . There is a rubber gasket that easily comes out- or just stays with the chrome top. As long as the gasket stayed in the top - I don't see it as a problem.
1372430
Yes, but I do recommend putting the lid in the microwave. It may change the shape.
659033
yes you can and I did, but when I tried taking the small plastic lid off the carafe, the lid broke, so be very careful, in fact just leave the lid on when you dishwash the carafe
503749
I would microwave with the lid both off and on but not fastened closed. if u do not cook with a high temp, it will do less damage to the cup. I never used the vent but that must be what it is for (vent). I really like this cup with a fastened lid because I use a cane and can only carry things with one hand. if I were still traveling, this would be a perfect cup to take.
2103871
Probably not due to the metal band surrounding the lid and a metal screw holding the knob in place. Also, the pots the lid is designed for cannot be used in a microwave oven.
1372428
Yes, the glass is microwave safe. However, the lid tends to get warped over time.
1811486
The lid does work without the infuser. The steel band is part of the infuser. I have never put mine in the microwave. I would think you could however. This is such an attractive tea pot but as with other glass pots it is fragile. I love mine.
1389752
I saved the foam pieces that came with it to protect the glass when storing in my limited cupboard space, and they fit perfectly inside each other. You can even snap the lids on and store them inside each other without any issues. I do not believe the lids are microwave safe, and I wouldn't use them in the microwave anyway to avoid chemical leaching (hence the reason for using glass) but I am not 100% certain if they are not suitable for microwave use.
731436
According to Google you can. My lid shattered in a preheated oven of 350 degrees though. Food ruined!!
127330
The lid is glass and silicone so you can put it in the microwave. It has a built in vent that works well. I always put the top on loosely too
336341
Yes, that's how I used mine. It's definitely NOT for use in a microwave, though.
1883509
Yes! Microwave safe..... But do be very careful when washing... If the glass slips off your hand.... Say good bye!
1546936
To be honest, I would not put it in the microwave. I would heat the contents first and then put them in the tervis tumbler. I have never done this with mine and I think that it would damage the cup. Although there is a warranty with them, this might void it.
95832
You absolutely can microwave the glass. I do not microwave plastic, for health concerns, if it will touch food. You can set it on top as a splatter guard, but I usually go for a glass plate, if my dish does not have a glass lid, as this one does. If you microwave a plastic lid that has a tight fit, you risk warping as well, hope this helps:)
102484
Yes! I boil water in it in the microwave! The double wall glass keeps liguid hot!
361593
I have not used them in the microwave yet. I would think taking it off would be ideal but really don't know.
84178
There's a metal ring that connects the "tag" to the mug, so I wouldn't recommend you put that mug into a microwave, at least not with the ring in place.