Is this microwavable?
1996403
No! One of your previous answers said yes but after having break right after using in the microwave I checked Teavana's website and they say no. These areally great glasses for tea or coffee. They look great and having nice and are well balanced. But don't use them in the microwave.
535919
I think I remember them saying not to microwave them but I do. I've never had any problems with microwaving the compartments.
9922
It was a gift so i havent tried but it is a glass mug made for hot liquids so i dont see why it wouldnt be microwavable.
2227859
It was my understanding they are not microwavable! Too tall for my microwave anyway.
1577986
You are able to take the glass portion out of the plastic holder so yes in theory you could use it in the microwave. I personally don't think I would be microwaving the glass portion though. You would need mitts to pull it out and then you would not be able to put it back into the plastic holder which would defeat the purpose of intended use.
871637
Not designed to be microwavable, but we do for short time to thaw food, etc without noticeable damage.
1656492
Yes. To be extra safe when microwaving I do remove the plastic green top though.
2094688
I would go with no...it doesn't say anywhere that they are microwavable, and besides - microwaving plastic releases toxins, which you probably don't want your little one to ingest!
2200268
I hadn't considered microwaving them. I would think that since there is some foil in their content, I would say it's not a good idea to microwave them. The bags are terrific, though. I use them every year for an annual cookout that I host. After putting the hotdogs in the buns and then in the bags, I put them into a huge covered steamer pan to keep the dogs warm and the buns soft. They are always a big hit.
1559939
No they are not microwave safe and they are not labeled microwave safe. In general heating plastic releases carcinogens. Microwaving with a glass pyrex measuring cup and pouring in the contents does the job well.
1197823
I think they are not. I could not find the answer so I put the smaller one in the microwave and now it is discolored. I would recommend not microwaving them.
41204
yes i guess, but i dont think id recommend microwaving something with it's lid on
2273834
Yes, they are microwavable; however, I would not take them from the fridge to the microwave. I've cooked vegetables and warned up many other items like soup and spaghetti.
2042816
I've had a few for a loooong time. I think they've all been microwaved at some point and they are all fine but one. On one the coating bubbled up after microwaving, so I wouldn't risk it.
1317128
No, I don't think so and doing a quick search on the Internet they said no Melamine is not microwavable
2063321
No, unless you want soggy fleece. I didn't like this wrap that well because it is too thick and heavy on the neck. I have one now that is slimmer, heats in a minute and the heat lasts a very long time made by Earth Theraputics and costs around $10 plus/minus. I've had a few and eventually the microwave gets wrongly set (when you're overtired or just not being careful of the setting and the stuff inside burns and clumps. Pat p.s. have never seen a microwavable neck wrap that is immersible.
1032076
As far as microwaving-I wouldn't recommend it only because you shouldn't microwave a bottle due to hot spots and uneven warming, so why is this any different? I DO put ours threw the bottle sterilizer in the microwave and they come out fine. I also put them threw the dishwasher and they do well.