can I pour boiling hot water into this jar?
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I did it just this morning. I have just made hot tea right in the jar, put the lid on it and take it to work.
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NO! I have poured boiling water in it, but do not place it on a stove and heat it because it will break!
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We do not recommend boiling the jar, but the blade can be boiled for sterilization. The jar is dishwasher safe, and can be sterilized that way.
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You can pour in water right off the boil. Just don't put it on a stove burner. :)
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Yes, you can but Depends on the temperature of your waterI always put hot water in the bottle, it can keep boiling hot for long time. little sip is fine.Lid is normal, but you can store some tea inside the lid. but it wont help make tea
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Hi Jerome. I made sure when I set the jars in there to make sure they were not touching. The boiling water should not displace the jars. I had no issues with it.
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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.
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I've used very warm water and it is fine. It is medium to heavy vinyl so it could probably handle pretty hot water. Don't know about boiling water.
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Yes you can put hot liquids in it. I use mine for home brewing and often use it for sparge water at 170F
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No. Maybe but boil the water separately. Don't put the immediate boiling water so as not to burn the coffee. Wait a few secs.
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Hi Matthew, i havent tried that but i would say no... it never gets to a boil and you might end up with a sticky mess.
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Yes, you can. Just don't over fill it. Remember that hot liquids will let off a lot of hot, moist steam, and that you don't want to fill it to the level where the rotation will swap it out of the lid. The jar is made of thick glass, the lid has a central little take-out lid, which you can see in the image, and you can use that to add extra ingredients, once you have started blending something. Oh, and when you start the blender, always start on the lower "pulse" side, flip the starter downwards. Once you have picked up speed and the bulk is all mushed, you can flip it up to continued blending. Yes, you can. Just don't over fill it. Remember that hot liquids will let off a lot of hot, moist steam, and that you don't want to fill it to the level where the rotation will swap it out of the lid. The jar is made of thick glass, the lid has a central little take-out lid, which you can see in the image, and you can use that to add extra ingredients, once you have started blending something. Oh, and when you start the blender, always start on the lower "pulse" side, flip the starter downwards. Once you have picked up speed and the bulk is all mushed, you can flip it up to... » Read More Yes, you can. Just don't over fill it. Remember that hot liquids will let off a lot of hot, moist steam, and that you don't want to fill it to the level where the rotation will swap it out of the lid. The jar is made of thick glass, the lid has a central little take-out lid, which you can see in the image, and you can use that to add extra ingredients, once you have started blending something. Oh, and when you start the blender, always start on the lower "pulse" side, flip the starter downwards. Once you have picked up speed and the bulk is all mushed, you can flip it up to continued blending. « Show Less
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Yes you can by keep holding the shot botton.. or click program then click one of the botton and stop it after you get enough water... it is going to be hot enough for small cup of amricano but it is better to use katle to heat your water for boiling
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Yes. It's very thick sturdy glass. You can put it in the oven so boiling liquids should not be a problem.
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You're right, lids should not be boiled. They should be kept in hot (almost boiling) water to soften the seal and make it more pliable before placing on the jar.
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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!
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Vat 19 states that it is not tempered glass, so the manufacturer does not recommend pouring boiling water in it. The metal utensil "trick" that One2ndTooLate writes about has always worked for me, too. Also, I wait about 30 seconds after I take the water off the heat before I pour it in. Supposedly, boiling water is too hot for tea and coffee and brings out the bitter oils. So, it's safer for my glassware and my tea is tastier! Enjoy your Kufra! I have three!