Could I pour boiling water into this pitcher?
1017897
I have not done that, but I would not feel comfortable doing it. It is hard clear plastic and I would be concerned it would crack.
1017898
I haven't poured boiling water because I usually let it cool a bit so I can sweeten, but I would say it's completely safe since it's BPA free which is minus the chemicals that you would get from a non-BPA container especially when adding boiling water as it can dissolve into the container. It's really a win-win.
162450
i don't think you can put boiling water into the steamer. the steamer heats it. if you want to boil your water first to distill it let it cool off completely before using in the machine. i hope this is helpful!
55642
You would have to ask the mfg. to see if this pitcher is made with tempered glass, before putting boiling water into it first.
1676932
Yes. The juice goes into a pitcher with a lid. The spout where the juice comes out goes into the pitcher, the lid fits over it so you don't get juice splattering all over the place. You can then pour right from the pitcher.
122794
No, it will not boil water. You could make tea/instant whatever with it as it gets plenty hot, but not boiling.
1478455
Yes. I pour hot water from the kettle into the pitcher every time I make iced tea, which is often. When you pour the hot water, leave the lid of the pitcher off until the water has come down to almost room temperature. I've found that if I put the lid on when the water is still hot it creates air pressure when it cools and it makes the lid harder to untighten.
1022105
Basically the pitcher acts as a double boiler. You can use a smaller pot instead, but the pitcher makes it easier and cleaner as it has the pouring spout and a handle (that doesn't seem to get hot either, so far). You fill a larger pot about 1/2 way with water, place it on a stove burner (or whatever heating element you choose), and the put the pitcher inside the pot with water, slowly melting the wax (stir frequently). I use approx med-hi heat to start and then adjust up or down accordingly. Then you just pour from the pitcher into your decided containers and there ya go. Hope that helps. :)
727394
No. My pitcher was room temp and I poured boiling water in it for tea and the whole bottom cracked. Another one bites the dust.
1157411
No, This is a plastic pitcher. But the plastic is harder than normal which is why they have a trade name for it (accraglass?). You would need to boiled water on the stove, or in the microwave as I do with a pyrex measuring cup. Or, sometimes I use my keurig.
2097593
not at all. it's big and melt when you wash it in hot water. I never use this pitcher again.
1144655
I didn't try but I think you couldn't. You can just pour in it boiled tea (as I use it and then pour tea into small cups for example when I meeting guests) or just put some tea leaves in it and pour boiling water.
1175864
I don't see why not. I don't believe I'd put boiling water in the mold. By the time you've stirred the jello to dissolve completely, I'd still wait a bit to pour into mold. I have regular jello molds, but they're a more firm plastic than this mold. Can't hurt to give it a try.
1980036
I think you could but remember it is plastic so I don't think you'd want to put boiling water in it.
86083
I don't see why it can't be used with hot water. However, I would be careful what you mix in with the hot water, i.e., salt and be cautious when touching the pitcher. Also be sure not to put the pitcher directly onto a heating element.
86085
As long as it's plain water, it would be fine. Tea or coffee would pick up a lot of flavour from the copper, which you mightn't like. It wouldn't be dangerous or unhealthy, though. The pitcher isn't meant for hot; it isn't insulated nor does it come with a lid. It is quite lovely!
941957
Havn't tried, but I don't think so. You pour boiling water into it, as in tea!
682960
I haven't. I would imagine that you could though. I have filled it with boiled water and it holds up fine. Typically when I'm using it though it had been with iced tea.