CAN YOU PUT COFFEE IN THESE AND WILL IT STAY HOT
1947433
Yes, I believe so. I gave these to a friend but I have an earlier model from Tervis. You can also microwave your coffee in it. They are great.
1947434
In my experience it does stay hot. At least when compared to other mugs i have. Im very pleased with this mug, its been my favorite for the last year.
1947435
I'm not sure how long the coffee stays hot but I know you can brew hot coffee into the mug!
1947436
It stays warmer for a while longer than a regular cup, and the outside of the cup is cool to the touch coming out of the microwave. I'm not sure the high cost is really worth it though.
1947437
I purchased these mugs for coffee.. They will keep the coffee hotter longer than a regular cup...
1947438
It will stay hot much longer than it would in a regular ceramic mug, and the outside will stay cool. After 20 minutes or so you might want to microwave it to warm it up.
1947439
Not any better than a cheep insulated coffee mug with a lid. Since heat rises, the absence of a lid mitigates any potential benefit.
31615
It's a hard plastic so I suppose you could put hot coffee in it. And you would have the rubber part to hold on to.
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.
1978376
They keep beverages hot for a couple hours. Much longer than the paper or styrofoam coffee cups, but not as long as some of the really expensive ones. I find that I comfortably finish my drink while it's still hot.
1868242
No. It's a thermos. It will keep the coffee warm for an hour or so. It's not made to cook with.
1956800
Of course... just fill it with really hot water from the tap, let it sit for about 5 minutes... That really warms up the Thermos. So, when you empty out the water and then put your hot coffee in there it stays hot for a long while. You wont be disappointed.
1483435
No-the coffee is in a thermal carafe. You put the lid on the carafe and it keeps the coffee very hot
2123058
Yes I use these for coffee and hot tea daily. Wonderful mugs! I am glad I bought them.
316986
Sorry to take so long to respond. I specifically purchased these to use with my Keurig Brewer. (Special Edition B60 purchased in 2009). It will hold the 9.25 oz. large mug with plenty of room to add creamer or syrup. If I really want to keep the liquid hot, I "brew" just a cup of hot water, let it sit a 30 sec. and then dump out the water and immediately brew my coffee or tea. I also use it for ice coffee or tea. Just fill the mug with ice to the top and use the small cup, 5.25 oz and it makes a great mug of iced liquid. I don't think you can go wrong with these. I even use the 16 oz tumblers for ice tea/coffee too. Hope this helps. Sorry to take so long to respond. I specifically purchased these to use with my Keurig Brewer. (Special Edition B60 purchased in 2009). It will hold the 9.25 oz. large mug with plenty of room to add creamer or syrup. If I really want to keep the liquid hot, I "brew" just a cup of hot water, let it sit a 30 sec. and then dump out the water and immediately brew my coffee or tea. I also use it for ice coffee or tea. Just fill the mug with ice to the top and use the small cup, 5.25 oz and it makes a great mug of iced liquid. I don't think you can go wrong with these. I even use the 16... » Read More Sorry to take so long to respond. I specifically purchased these to use with my Keurig Brewer. (Special Edition B60 purchased in 2009). It will hold the 9.25 oz. large mug with plenty of room to add creamer or syrup. If I really want to keep the liquid hot, I "brew" just a cup of hot water, let it sit a 30 sec. and then dump out the water and immediately brew my coffee or tea. I also use it for ice coffee or tea. Just fill the mug with ice to the top and use the small cup, 5.25 oz and it makes a great mug of iced liquid. I don't think you can go wrong with these. I even use the 16 oz tumblers for ice tea/coffee too. Hope this helps. « Show Less
329977
No, as long as the plug is screwed on tight. And to let you know, this brand seems to keep my coffee hot longer than any other brand that I have owned.
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.
620766
We've found this to be true, the coffee stays hot enough for us anyway! Hope this helps
1713324
i never tried to use them in iced coffee. if the coffee is just warm i assume that they would work ok. i don't know about putting them into hot liquid!
1201279
Although I have not used in drinking hot coffee, the manufactured material would handle heat. The metal might heat up a little. I have used with cold coffee and it worked great, no coffee taste residing of course I cleaned first.
852437
I have not heated coffee in the cups but I have reheated using the plates and they do not get hot. I think the cups may as they are thinner than a coffee mug.
202315
Probably not. The tops are difficult to screw in properly and you must snug them up to the point where the lever is lined up with the handle. I hate these carafes because they fail to keep the coffee hot for any reasonable length of time. You did not mention where the leak is, though. If it is at the bottom, you have a real problem. I'm glad I kept my 25 year old thermos because it keeps my coffee hot for hours instead of minutes. Let me know if this helps.
224372
Yes, you can. You have to adjust how tightly you compress the coffee in them at first, but they work good.