Does a cold drink create condensation on the bottom of the coaster between the coaster and table?
289536
No but there is some condensation that develops between the bottom of the glass and the TOP of the coaster causing it to the glass when you pick it up. This can happen with any coaster in my experience. These work very well for wine bottles on a table, as well.
289537
Not really. But when you pick up your drink the coaster sticks to it (due to the condensation). Once it gives way drops loudly onto the table. I have old rubber coasters that I glued to the underside of the stainless coasters. This makes them heavy enough to not stick so easily. They look better than they are useful.
189392
yes, I left one off the coaster the other day and there was a big ring of water on the table, plus they're really kinda heavy, hope this helps
1175606
No, it will not prevent that. It certainly cools but not to a temperature below freezing. It would certainly slow the melting of ice down compared to leaving the ice in just a non-cooled container.
378645
I put chilled, filtered water in mine...and I guess it depends on how humid the room might be. Inside a building I don't see much at all in the way of condensation. Best water bottle I've ever used, really!
1847239
I don't believe there is an obvious hole on the outer glass, it's just a small indention on the bottom of the cup (you can kind of see this indention in the pictures on the bottom of the cups). The glass may get a little cold (or warm) near the top of the cup, but in my experience there has not been any condensation.
954278
Generally and 90% of the time the answer is yes. If you have ice with cold liquid in it for an extended time it will if you bring it into extremely muggy or hot weather. Otherwise it will never sweat or spill.
822945
when I've had hot liquids in it, the outside will get a little warm but its not really noticeable. Never had any kind of issue or thought about it until Amazon sent me this question.
1863079
It does not, the double walled design shields the power layer from the beverage temp. My only gripe is the Silicon lid, awful taste and had to throw it away
240254
The inside surface of the coaster that comes in contact with you glass/cup is smooth with a raise edge to hold any condensation. I have not had an issue with water glasses sticking to the coasters.
718153
I use a plate underneath the cover. I have not had significant condensation. Some would be expected but not large pools.
1691234
Yea, provided that the condenser does not need defrosting. To prevent ice build up on the condenser the fan may continue to run after the humidity level is reached.
502526
I've had it for a long time, about 4 months or so in both hot and cold temps and have never seen any condensation or precipitation on the outside of the mug. I've been amazed with the form factor and performance of these mugs, they keep liquids piping hot or ice cold, never leak, are aesthetically pleasing and basically defy the laws of thermodynamics!
1554936
Absolutely. I'm pretty sure all bottles will form condensation on the outside depending on the temperature outside.
954276
Yes and no. Going from a cold room to a humid outdoor weather it will sweat some, but very little. As far as cold drinks go, it will sweat some, but again, very little. I haven't even had to use a napkin to wipe up the sweat from it.
870398
when installed properly, accumulating water is lifted by the fan and blown against the hot condenser coils to evaporate. on very humid days you may notice some water condensation beading around a cold spot at the bottom center a quarter the way from the indoor side of the cabinet. my guess is this is a spot where the low pressure coolant line is against the case and was poorly insulated by the manufacturer. if your bottom exposed window frame is made of wood, I would line the bottom under the AC cabinet with some mylar to prevent any condensation buildup from damaging your wood if you live in an often humid climate. when installed properly, accumulating water is lifted by the fan and blown against the hot condenser coils to evaporate. on very humid days you may notice some water condensation beading around a cold spot at the bottom center a quarter the way from the indoor side of the cabinet. my guess is this is a spot where the low pressure coolant line is against the case and was poorly insulated by the manufacturer. if your bottom exposed window frame is made of wood, I would line the bottom under the AC cabinet with some mylar to prevent any condensation buildup from damaging your wood if you live... » Read More when installed properly, accumulating water is lifted by the fan and blown against the hot condenser coils to evaporate. on very humid days you may notice some water condensation beading around a cold spot at the bottom center a quarter the way from the indoor side of the cabinet. my guess is this is a spot where the low pressure coolant line is against the case and was poorly insulated by the manufacturer. if your bottom exposed window frame is made of wood, I would line the bottom under the AC cabinet with some mylar to prevent any condensation buildup from damaging your wood if you live in an often humid climate. « Show Less
683262
No. It is not insulated so condensation will form on the outside. Keep it separated by cloth.
268114
Not at all! Even when there is ice cold water inside the bottles outside temperature remains neutral with no condensation!