Can you pour boiling water directly into these glasses?
858271
Yes, they can be used with hot or cold beverages and cleaned in the dishwasher. The only thing we have never done is to place them in a microwave.
858272
I've never poured boiling water directly into a Tervis tumbler and I don't know if it is recommended or not by the manufacturer.
2120590
I'm sure you can boil them if you'd like, but I just wash mine with dish detergent and let them air dry after using.
1599188
I honestly don't know. I wash them on the upper rack in the dishwasher. I use them for food storage in the freezer and refrigerator. Personally I wouldn't put boiling water into plastic
2023694
I have poured boiling water in for coffee, no problem. Washed up to as clear a finish as I began with! Hope this helps
748852
Yes you can. It will crystallize over time and depending on temp, but when first receiving, there's no problem pouring direct from the bottle.
1883650
If you are thinking of using the microwave to boil water in these bowls, I would recommend against it. If it didn't break it would be too hot to handle and could crack when you take it out and put it on the counter. It would probably be okay to pour boiled water into the bowl, as long as you have a spoon in it or something to "temper" the hot liquid hitting the surface of the (cooler) bowl.
1594889
Yes but I would not pour boiling water in it. The pot is made of thin glass
727391
No--I shattered mine by doing that. Well, I should say that I got away with putting boiling water in it many times, until the time I shattered it.
1644780
Yes, you can pour without spilling; however, as with all of these small glass pots, you have to pour slowly to keep from spilling out the side of the lip.
2060095
I use them daily and never worry about the temperature of the glass before I pour boiling water in it. I am very careful though when I wash my wine glasses because I know if the water is a bit too hot they will crack. I can't say that if you have them in the freezer before filling them with boiling water, that they won't crack, but under normal room temperature ranges or even slightly below, I would feel very comfortable. They are extremely sturdy.
364642
No you can not. You must boil the water and add it to the pot. It is a very stunning piece but any glass tea pot is some what fragil. I do love it however.
66790
No, they're not strong enough for boiling water (which would heat them too hot to be safe for use anyway) and would melt in a conventional oven. Try microwaving in 30 second intervals until they're as warm as you want them.
1405574
You CAN. There's an adjustment screw on the back of the unit for the cold water temp. I just poured a glass and the water was 35*F and there's still plenty of adjustment left in the screw.
1071154
I wouldn't. I steep extra strong tea in a pot, let it cool and pour over pitcher that is filled with ice. Hope this helps. The plastic does not seem to be the type for boiling liquids directly.
1235460
No, you can not. This particular pitcher is made of soda glass. It's suitable for cold and room temperature water or juice. It does not accomodate boiling water. Refer to Grosche website for other pitchers that are made of Borosilicate glass that you can pour boiling water into.
2001990
My sister boiled water in hers and the finish was ruined. I don't believe these are meant for stovetop use
1594890
Yeah totally bro even boiling water, you can put the hot water in but you can't put the glass on the stove top