Do you think this would work for a glass coffee mug? It states intended for ceramic.
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Yes...It would work fine. I use my warmer for candles only...They are each made of glass.
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It gets too hot to touch. It would be up to you to try it. If the glass cup were Pyrex I would try it
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the warmer really does keep a consistent heat that my burn you if the bottom is not a thick heat resistant surface along with the handle. It is not designed for thin coffee cups in other words... hopes this helps
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I would say that if the manufacturer sez ceramic that's what I would go with.
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Yes I think it would work as I use mine with a glass Pyrex custard bowl to heat my shaving cream.
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I accidentally glued a glass piece of jewelry to my glass table top and it dried to solidly that I ruined the tabletop. I would say it works well on glass to glass and be careful not to spill the glue!
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Yes, I have a ceramic Jenn-air glass range. This griddle works great on it! It's flat on the bottom and fits my stove perfectly. The dimensions are accurate in the listing.
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Hi Bill, I haven't used it on glass but I don't know why it wouldn't work. It's great on ceramic, stainless, etc. I would either keep it off the metal or test an inconspicuous spot first as I had another cleaner damage the chrome on my shower door.
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I use mine with a wide-mouthed mug, also a narrow, tall travel 'mug' and it is fine. Tries over a small tea-cup - no problem. Ol\nly thing you have to watch, the small handle. Also, make sure you have put it on evenly so it is secure. I love mine. My plastic one lasted 47 years, but this is wonderful (and coffee tastes better!). Felicity.
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Im sure it would be great. I ended up sending mine back. I didnt realize that it was not glass until I got it. I wanted glass
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I can see it working great for that purpose. still, mine broke in a couple of weeks so handle with care. also consider that this will most likely only attach to glass.
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It only works for plastic ones. There's a different one for glass. I made the mistake of getting one for glass 1st time around.
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If it comes intact, it should work for coffee but maybe not for super fine grained coffee.
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I wouldn't actually recommend using a hand blender with this mug, as the glass is pretty thin. I'd recommend blending in another container if you want to buy this.
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Yes I would agree that this would not work on the glass, you may have a metal frame around the glass that you could drill through.
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I have not used mine for anything but coffee. I'd wager, however, that since it is made of glass and metal- (materials that do not tend to retain flavors), you should be okay, especially if you give it a good wash in between.
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I believe they will work on plastic but I don't know that for sure. We used them to let our staff initial the bottoms of our new ceramic coffee mugs but it washed right off in the dish washer. I ended up using an old Stanford Metallic Paint Pen which works great on ceramic and doesn't wash off. I will test these on one of our disposable wine glasses and get back to you on how they worked. Stay tuned.
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I am not sure, does it say in the product description? I have only used on glass. It may work though and look good kinda like the chilis signs.
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I don't know but it has such a slow heating process that it should work. I had to turn the flame up pretty high to get it to slowly heat a cast iron pot and an anodized pan so it should work with glass if you control the heat. It does discolor but I expected that. I originally bought it for ceramic cookware because it was recommended so Pyrex type glass shouldn't be a problem. I haven't had the chance to try it for the ceramic yet. Hope this helps.
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Hello, No, these can't be used to paint glass/coffee cups. You need something that is permanent. Thanks
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I don't even use the travel mug because I like the way a ceramic mug feels. I use a pretty big mug that's wide and it does just fine....you can always use a large cup and pour the contents into your own travel mug.