Can you pour boiling water for tea into mug without it breaking?
1939726
I have used for boiling tea and coffee. It is very thick glass. Mine never broke or cracked.
1939727
I've had no problem. I use these everyday for tea. I am always sure to put in a spoon before I pour the hot water in.
1939728
Yes, they are heavy glass and for hot drinks. I used mine every day for my tea. These mugs are the perfect size and the handle is wide and easy to hold. I love them.
1939729
Yes! These mugs are great and now the rest of the family are using them for everything! I only meant to get one and I'm glad there are 6. We have an insta-hot faucet which is just under boiling the family uses for hot chocolate. I use boiling water from the teapot for my tea. My husband has been using these mugs for boiling soup. He claims the soup stays hotter. We're all happy with them! Glad to recommend.
2123060
Yes but I'd recommend pouring slowly. Thicker glass breaks easier with heat stress but I have not had a problem with pouring it full for tea right after boil so far. I have also used them from the freezer for beverages. Frosty sided beverages is my favorite use for them.
1277322
Yes, it's fine for all types of loose tea. You can pour boiling water directly into the teapot.
1075184
This is a teapot for holding tea, not for boiling water. You'll still need a kettle for that.The handle doesn't get hot when using it for serving.
1887845
I have used it for either Hot Tea or Coffee, unfortunately someone dropped mine and it broke :( I really enjoyed it while I had it, but it's kind of like an adult sippy-cup.
1287872
Hello! You could fit some diced ginger in the tea infuser and use it the way they suggest. I'm fairly certain stainless steel and silicone can withstand heat just fine, but maybe you can find a better product for what you're looking to do. Something meant to be completely submerged. Hope this helped!
335654
No. You could microwave the water then pour it in, I just use a tea kettle on the stove. Doesn't even have to be boiling.
1292076
Yes, but don't put cold things in it when it is very hot. That could crack it. Just put your cold liquids in it when the tea pot is at room temperature. I hope this helps.
1292064
Yes, it is perfectly safe to pour boiling water into your Hario Chacha teapot. We have been using ours for over two years and absolutely love it. We pour boiling water into our pot, and we also microwave the teapot without the metal screen, it's safe both ways.
1883511
We microwave tea in ours all the time. But don't stir anything in the glass or the inner wall will break. See reviews for breakage frequency. If they break within 30 days amazon replaces.
1120916
it can be safe to pour boiling water straight from the kettle into the thermos
645484
MY opinion would be not to use HOT tea in the cups. And since you're talking about children, you sure wouldn't be using hot tea. I've used it with water and a small tea pot, and the kids love pouring more than anything. So to answer your question ...yes, but with certain restrictions.
1992107
Yes! I purchased it to make homemade tea, and I put the boiling water directly into it. No problem so far. It also has a nice slim design, for a 64oz pitcher.
1482801
This has happened to me, I completely shattered the top because it was too hot and I let go of it while pouring. You must hold the lid and the handle. I have to use a towel etc to grab the handle sometimes. I like this tea kettle regardless though.
383094
Sure, as long as the glass is room temperature or already hot. Just don't pour it into a cold glass pitcher or any glass for that matter. Lets say you have ice tea in the pitcher and wanted hot tea, make sure you dump the ice tea and rinse the glass pitcher with room temperature water or luke warm water, then you can pour in boiling water.
1145237
I use it to steep the tea so I pour boiling water in to it. I know there is a candle warmer for it to stay hot. I wouldn;t put it on the stove myself.
323009
I have poured boiling water from my plug in kettle into the glass jug and it has been fine. I have made it this way at least 6 times, but i have two jugs, so am unsure if it would last through many uses of boiling water poured into it. I make iced tea this way (I live in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada).