A similar glass double-wall tumbler I tried had bad condensation. How do these compare to quality plastic versions by Tervis/Bubba for condensation?
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I've been using these glasses for nearly a year. No condensation ever! Haven't tried the plastic versions so I have no comment about that.
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I have never had any condensation, and have used these every day for many months. I have never tried the plastic version.
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No difference, it's usually just because they are offered from different sellers, that the description can vary. Same product with brown lid. Be wary, though. I bought this "microwave safe" tumbler and used it and after only a week it built up a nasty film on it. I talked to Tervis the company and they were NOT interested in guaranteeing their product. They said it was my water. I know it's not the water, because the three other Tervis cups I own have no film. Now, months later, the cup is disgusting and brown stained. My husband uses it only in the yard. Be wary. The stain never came off this cup. No one would refund me, either. Very bad.
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I don't know because I threw them out, but I wanted them for the 24oz Tervis tumblers too, and felt they were too short. They stuck up barely an inch from the hole, barely clearing the lip of the lid. I did not like them for the Tervis ones. I wish I could find long straight hard ones, rather than the ridged ones Tervis sells or these short ones.
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The Tervis straws are a tigh fit but they work perfect. I bought mine from Bed Bath and Beyond; however, the ones below appear to be the same and are on Amazon.http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004A9GKEW/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_Ypcotb1SQN9DW
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I bought this Christmas 2012. I have not tried to tumble glass, but the barrel seems solid enough to try it. Hope this helps a little!
656858
As long as the rubber stopper is in place and the latch is locked, this bottle has not yet had any leaking issues. On the other hand, if you put in iced beverages, you might worry about the condensation on the outside.
659054
Definitely tastes better in GLASS! ALSO, if you want to sanitize the bottle, it is dishwasher safe. I think the plastic ones seem 'icky' after a while, even with a good handwash (around the lip of the bottle). Plus they expire and you have to buy new anyway. The glass ones are substantially heavier, but well worth it. I bought a whole new sodastream system just so I could use the glass bottles! I was not happy with those rather expensive plastic ones that you just have to keep remembering to replace. No BPA worries with glass.
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Yes, it is double walled plastic so it stays cold (or hot) longer and it is very durable. Tervis puts a lifetime guarantee on all of their glasses, too.
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I bought two both Mine are black and I luv the way they look ! The durability is in question though. Our N.E. Ohio weather has been hard on the electrical components, rust etc... I did pull them in for the winter but condensation seems to be an issue. Company does warrant for a year and I requested a replacement for one and they sent it, no problem, as long as you have the order number...
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Tumbler is double walled stainless steel. Very nice tumbler. I am very careful not to chip or scratch the white material used to beautify the outside.
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The ones we ordered are the taller iced tea type glasses, rather than the shorter, wider drinking glass. We have one of the shorter ones too that we bought at a baseball game somewhere and I am looking for a set of those as well. I honestly don't remember whether I saw the shorter ones or not when we ordered the set I reviewed. We were looking for the iced tea type glasses at the time. I feel sure Tervis makes the shorter, wider glasses though. It would pay to go on the search. I will be as well. Good luck!
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I actually bought them for gifts & specifically bought the kind without an automatic shutoff so a drink would stay hot till they turned them off. I am told they keep a ceramic mug filled with coffee very hot. If your tumbler is not heat resistant... like plastic or even some glass, I would think this item would not be for you. If you want something that keeps a drink HOT, use a different drink container because this item works really well. Hope that helps.
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There are a few I have seen, but the most common (and what I use) is the Thumler Tumbler Model B. I've seen people mention there are 2 models of it, so be sure to get the higher speed model which uses a motor that rotates at 3000rpm
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I got the Stainless Works™ Stainless Steel Beverage Dispenser Replacement Spigot(Polished Finish) and it fits great. It's more durable and pulp, etc doesn't clog it like the plastic ones. It costs more, but worth it.
2005676
Yes, longer than the plastic double wall tumblers. I drink coffee all day long and it keeps it hot for 3-4 hours minimum. Depending on the outside air temperature of course. I absolutely love these tumblers. I now have purchased a total of 3.
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A doctor recommended Glasslock or LocknLock. Some of the reviews made me want to stick with the Pyrex.The Anchor Hocking lids that I have crack and don't say "BPA free". It's been a while since I bought them. But my many Pyrex lids that are just as old are all fine except one.
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They are PBA free If you go on line and you enter What re Tervis tumblers made of. It will answer your question fully.