has anyone used hot liquids. i was thinking of using it as a coffee cup
110500
I wouldn't recommend it. There's a warning label that states: "Not intended for use with hot liquids. Hot or warm liquids (and other ingredients such as soda, etc.) may cause pressure to build up within the bottle and cause the flip top to open unexpectedly and spray contents. Always open flip top with caution."
110501
I'd recommend checking out a Contigo mug. There is no pressure release mechanism in the blender bottle so hot liquids can result in pressure buildup and a quick release of steam when you open the bottle (I've experienced this when using very hot water to wash the bottle...).
982454
I haven't tried, because it isn't intended for hot liquids. I have a Nissan Thermos that works well for hot liquids. Try this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000K604P0?cache=3f07a5255f904c4a9f65f6d8e89e42c2π=SY200_QL40&qid;=1410725795&sr;=8-1#ref=mp_s_a_1_1
1825291
I guess I haven't tried with any hot liquids yet, but it seems like it would be ok. It's made of a fairly sturdy plastic.
66575
I haven't tried. But it says on the instruction that it is not for use with hot liquids. It's for cold liquids only and hot liquids may cause burns.
1782413
I have never put warm beverages in mine personally but I am sure you could! Its pretty durable. I think warmer rather than scolding hot! The cup probably wouldn't keep the beverage warm for very long but would be able to take the heat for a short period.
1717244
John, I have never tried that, but it might work. It works very well with coffee.
31614
Not sure this would work for coffee. I have personally never tried it but since it is plastic and double insulated, hot liquids may cause the plastic to expand and possibly crack eliminating the double insulating feature. I'm no expert and haven't tried it, but personally I wouldn't chance it unless you don't mind possibly having to replace it.
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.
1781028
I have used the cup for heating milk. I did not feel any noticeably heated surface.... just a bit warm because of heated milk inside.
1559644
Yes. I stays hot for as long as I need it too. I tend to let my coffee get cold and never finish a cup so Ilooked for a cup warmer and took a chance on this one. It works VERY WELL. I hope you find it to your satisfaction as well.
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I have had no experience drinking directly from this cup. It is a big mug, which I think you could drink directly from, but I have not tried it. It would be too much coffee for me, then again, with the top on it, the coffee would remain warm for a long time so I could take my time drinking it. Sorry to be vague... It's worth the try.
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Hello! The thermos bottle is awesome! I cant say that we have put hot liquids but we have put warm liquids in & it's been great in keeping it warm. Overall, I think it's great for both hot & cold liquid.
1037760
Yes, I have done that several times. Works well, I also use it without anything in it and use the hot water to make hot chocolate, tea and instant coffee.
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I wish I could help with an answer, but I have only used hot water...If the ice is in your cup and you are just pressing cool or cold water through, I do not see why it wouldn't work...coffee may be a little weak...
1564310
I don't think so.First, it's very unsafe to shake and blend hot beverages - if spillage does occur, it'll splash everywhere and probably cause injury.Second, the directions that come with the bottle specifically say NOT to use with hot liquids.
682454
I've been drinking coffee out of it--hot, hot, hot! I put it in the mic to heat it up, and it is fine. It is ceramic, so treat it like any ceramic mug, and it will be fine. :)
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I think it would be okay with extra hot water. The oils from the coffee might leave some residue.