Can you use this in the microwave to heat the milk?
1179845
Absolutely. The little pitcher is glass, and it separates from the whisk. I usually warm my milk for 30 seconds. Works great.
1579242
You can, but this brand does not state you can microwave, if you do not microwave carefully they will EXPLODE!!!
324496
Yes, this can be used in the microwave. It can also be used in the dishwasher.
1475925
I heat my milk in the microwave (in a pyrex measuring cup) before frothing and it works just fine. I don't want to add cold frothed milk to my hot coffee. Just keep in mind that the milk volume will almost double, so the container you froth in needs room to allow for this. This is handy to take on trips too. Even camping
1335122
According to all the experts, you should never microwave breastmilk because it can cause hot spots that burn the baby. As an earlier person mentioned, these thaw very well running them under warm, running water for a few minutes. They only hold 2.5oz, so there's not much milk in there to begin with. You might also be able to put them in a bottle warmer, but I haven't personally tried it.
1546936
To be honest, I would not put it in the microwave. I would heat the contents first and then put them in the tervis tumbler. I have never done this with mine and I think that it would damage the cup. Although there is a warranty with them, this might void it.
336341
Yes, that's how I used mine. It's definitely NOT for use in a microwave, though.
1739420
I'm sure you could use it for the microwave, but I usually heat items in a stoneware or heat-safe glass container first and then portion into the little plastic units. That way the plastic isn't too warm for tiny hands and I can serve something like re-heated spaghetti or leftover fruit to all three of my little ones at once without multiple heats.
2226813
No, you cannot use this product in a microwave. There is a metal spring in the handle. If you view the picture close up, you will be able to see it.
1973207
You can not reheat the milk once it has been heated. To get the best results you need Cold and Fresh milk.
2040004
You would have to hold the lid open and stir continuously and very rapidly with a long-handle spoon in order to keep the intense heat of the bottom plate from burning the milk that is in contact with the hot bottom plate. 'Probably would work once and then you'd have such a sticky, burnt, mess that you'd throw it away. On the other hand, for heating milk, the double-boiler on the stove is vastly safer from burning and requires very little attention while heating.
160306
No, but you can't heat the bottle in the microwave either. I have to heat milk in a measuring cup and then pour it in the bottle. It's a pain to do, but that's how much my kids love this cup!
446840
I have never used it in the microwave. Wouldn't think of it with the plastic top and plug in the bottom.
823249
You can microwave your milk--people do it all the time. But many people have concerns about microwaved milk being less nutritious.The temperature you are looking for is about 180 to 185 degrees Fahrenheit. I prefer 185.
137805
No, I wouldn't chance it. I would heat the milk however you like (gas stove or microwave), then pour the heated milk in the pitcher and froth. It's an amazing little gadget that froths milk perfectly for a fraction of what you'd pay for a fancy electric one. Makes great Lattes and Cappuccino.
1353934
I don't think you can heat it up in microwave. It has tendency to catch fire.
2005726
You could... But wouldn't recommend it... It gets quite hot.. Wasn't to warm baby clothes up? Sir on it.. Or... Microwave it? Lol