Can I pour biling water in this pitcher?
2031408
No problem but avoid putting the pitcher with boiling water in a chilly place. The max temperature difference is 120 c.
240518
Yes. There is a clear pitcher that goes under the spout on the right. It is about 30 ounces and has a strainer on the lid to get rid of some of the foam.
1676932
Yes. The juice goes into a pitcher with a lid. The spout where the juice comes out goes into the pitcher, the lid fits over it so you don't get juice splattering all over the place. You can then pour right from the pitcher.
952062
Yes...but it is not a good pitcher for young adults or older children to try and use. The top is not secure and tip it and the liquid pours out. Good for back yard. camping or outdoor use. Would noy buy again
2138363
Yes, I regularly pour boiling water into the pitcher to brew ice tea. Holds up fine, hasn't cracked or broken.
1474875
Yes, I use mine to brew tea and have added boiling hot water from my kettle. The pitcher has been room temp when I've done this, never cold from the fridge.
1837318
There is the blender glass pitcher, the metal piece with the revolving blades, and the plastic screw cap. Place the glass pitcher up-side-down on the counter. Now place a rubber 'O Ring' on the bottom rim of the glass pitcher (which is facing upwards, since the pitcher is up-side-down). Follow this by placing the metal piece with the blades on top of the 'O Ring' (so that the blades are inside the glass pitcher). Lastly, screw on the plastic screw cap that fits on the bottom of the glass pitcher. Make certain that the screw cap is on tight so that whatever you put in the glass pitcher to be blended doesn't leak out from the bottom. This should do it!
63256
As long as you align the top in the centered position it pours great. If it off-center it tends to dribble. It is the best pitcher, dishwasher safe, no red algae type growth or creepy plastic dust. It is heavy duty, but perfect for holding water and other liquids.
86083
I don't see why it can't be used with hot water. However, I would be careful what you mix in with the hot water, i.e., salt and be cautious when touching the pitcher. Also be sure not to put the pitcher directly onto a heating element.
1766582
This requires a special fitting on the end of the faucet to connect to the pitcher. Water has to be under pressure for this system to work. So no unless you change your faucet, or can use another faucet for this.
1194552
No, you cannot put boiling water for tea directly into this pitcher. I gave this for a gift, and at first she wasn't going to tell me that she did just that, and it cracked. She said that she should have tempered it first by filling it warm water and letting the glass get warm 1st (let me also add... put it on something besides a cold countertop also.) Once the glass has gotten warm over a few minutes, then I "think" it would be fine for the hot tea. I still wouldn't put boiling tea right off of the stove. I would let it cool just a bit. You might had rather buy a pitcher that is made of tempered glass, if you don't want to go through the ritual and waiting. It's a great size, though, for a crowd. I was really sorry to hear that hers broke. She was so happy to receive it as a gift.
1195437
It's made of plastic, so it is not notably heaver than any other water pitcher you may have used in the past. The inner funnel and charcoal filter only add about 12 ounce's to the weight. Filled with water; "A pint's a pound the world around"... DonS.8/28/13
1506041
The short pitcher pours fine. I make smoothies and pour it into a regular glass no problems. Plus the short pitcher fits under my cabinets.
655755
Don't think so.I use it as drip coffee maker. Mug or small pitcher at base.
721402
To be honest, I have not tried hot liquids in the pitcher. The directions don't specifically mention not to use them but they don't say you can either. It's actually quite a large pitcher and quite heavy when filled with liquids, so I don't know that it would be a good idea to even try it. I would suggest a tea kettle or tea pot if you want just plain hot water.
271381
The instructions say no, but I have put very warm tea in the pitcher, let it sit to room temperature for an hour and then refrigerated to make iced tea. No problems (so far). I wouldn't pour boiling water in it, nor would I refrigerate right away.
1874337
It is never safe to pour rolling boiling water into any container. Once the bubbles have stopped, gently pour the boiled water into the pitcher that has been at room temp. I always set my pitcher on a coaster or bamboo trivet so it does not make contact with the counter since the glass is thin.