will this also keep liquids hot, like water, coffee, or tea?
841728
It's only meant for cold liquids that off gas as a part of the chemical reaction. It's not a completely sealed system. So I can't think it would be good for hot liquids.
841729
This a first for this type of question. Considering that the design is to preserve a very low temperature liquid, I cant imagine it not preserving the characteristics of a high temperature liquid.
841730
this Container is design for LOW temperature Liquid, can not keep Hot liquid
505109
No, it won't. It's only a warmer, meant to hold the temperature of the liquid that is already hot. Even at that, if you don't immediately put the filled cup on the PRE-HEATED warmer, it will go cold in little time. A possible solution: as soon as the coffee is ready, pour half in the cup you'll use right away and the other half cup on the warmer. When I did that, the coffee stayed quite hot and didn't cool. It probably seems a bit of a hassle when traveling, though. Good luck.
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.
550180
I would say just cold beverages, as a hot liquid would make the entire mug too hot to touch or drink out of.
1942074
Absolutely it keeps hot beverages hot for a long time. There are two people in my family using this very thermos. One uses his for hot coffee every morning, and the other uses hers for cold beverages all day.
394533
Yes...it will handle tea, coffee, etc as long as it's not 'boiling'. I think the plastic will take it, it just get more rubbery/flexible. Regular warm drinks are fine. Obviously, you can't heat anything in it. We bought as requirement of Girl-Scouts, but I'd personally prefer to use military surplus or porcelain coated steel which are far more utilitarian (but indeed heavier).
2073505
I would assume so. It keeps coffee hot for quite some time. The best I've ever had in a thermo.
802152
I think it probably would. The infuser basket is quite narrow, so larger tea bags would probably have to be worked with a bit to get them down in the basket. I have never used the cup with any hot liquids either, but I believe the plastic is sturdy enough to hold up to hot water/tea infusing.
1259689
No. However if you want to store coffee and keep it warm, you're better off buying a nice Thermos anyway. Thermos makes a stainless steel one that holds a bit more than 750 ml that can keep stuff hot or cold for (they claim) almost a day. Available at Target and most other such stores I guess, less than $20.
1696636
...the coffee MAY stay hot...but I wouldn't know since the handle is a heat sink, therefore it's impossible to hold UNTIL the coffee cools down. I do not advise the use of this cup for hot beverages.
1180396
No. I don't think that would be a good idea. However , it does keep my coffee and tea hot, then nice and warm for up to two hours. I love it!
1989918
Don't know because I've never tried hot liquids in it. You might check with the company that makes them.
1966184
Absolutely! I've had equal success keeping hot drinks HOT and cold drinks COLD for hours. Love it!
2005674
Yes. It keeps a cup of coffee hot for about 20-30 min. The lid is the shortcoming. It's silicone so it smells plasticy and isn't that secure - not like a screwed on top. It works.
1559644
Yes. I stays hot for as long as I need it too. I tend to let my coffee get cold and never finish a cup so Ilooked for a cup warmer and took a chance on this one. It works VERY WELL. I hope you find it to your satisfaction as well.
388605
It depends on how hot your cup holder is. If you can put hot liquids in it, it must hold up to that heat. However, I do have a double walled glass cup and the same insulation that holds the heat in, keeps the heat out, so the mug holder isn't all that helpful.
2267963
We do put boiling hot liquids in the mug, but I would be careful if you wanted to use the mug to boil the liquids. The mug we have has a small imperfection. There is an air bubble in the glass and we worry about adding too much heat and causing that bubble to pop.