Is the plastic pitcher comes with this product temperature safe? Can the hot milk be poured straight into it?
2026915
Yes, I do that twice a day for my soymilk. No problem at all. It's a great soymilk maker and I love it!
867140
The pitcher is made from glass. The lid is supposed to be the kind of plastic that is not bad for you. Hope this helps.
1667304
If it were me I would get a hair drier and put it on *medium* heat and see if I could loosen up the hard putty and then take the pitcher off. I wouldn't use hot temp due to possibly cracking the pitcher, but I doubt warm temperature would hurt it at all. That;s what *I* would do if it were mine.
1148144
For Milk, it's advised never to microwave it to warm in any bottle. And further more, warming liquid with a glass container in a microwave is likely to cause a breakdown of the plastic into the liquid. I'd avoid this particular issue with a baby's food/drink
970850
My pitcher holds about 32 ounces, however, you would not put that much milk into it for frothing. I generally froth for myself and only use about 4-5 ounces of warm milk.
2134099
Yes. That's what we use the for. We just put tea bags and cool water, in the Pitcher and place it in frig.
2262739
Yes. This blender puree hot liquids for soups. The glass is resistant to high temperature and I have to confess that, as the glass is weight, I have changed it for one made of plastic and it still work perfect and also resistant to high temperature. I consider that this is one of the best buy that I have made. I hope this help you.
319077
Absolutely. Glass is a little deceiving though. It'll feel hot, but when you lightly swirl the milk it cools and reveals the true temperature of the milk. I usually go about 9 minutes for 4 oz of refrigerator temp milk.
2054559
The connector on the machine for the milk frothing pitcher is made of some type of plastic material, as well as the pitcher. I believe steam enters and exits the pitcher to work the frothing mechanism - there are two little hard plastic tubes for this purpose. The brew group is also made of plastic and metal. If you are concerned about possible impact on taste, I don't detect any plastic in my coffee. Nor are there any smells that would indicate warming or melting of plastic. Probably best to contact Philips if you are concerned about specific plastic compounds that are used inside the machine.
1317544
I personally do not trust for very hot food or liquid. My preference is glass as the best choice. Unfortunately very few glass pitcher blenders are offered in contrast to polycarbonate, etc
192102
I have looked and looked for a glass pitcher that will withstand boiling water, but have found very few that do. This particular pitcher is well made, but I've never attempted to put billing water in it. I use it for iced tea. I make the tea in a separate kettle and allow it to cool a bit before I pour it into the pitcher. Also, I put hot water from the tap in the pitcher before I pour the tea into it in order to help warm up the glass. As I understand it, the reason many glass pitchers crack from boiling water is because of the temperature difference between the glass and the water...so, I always warm up the pitcher a bit first.
879576
No I would not think it would be safe because it could melt the plastic . Also if they did the metal would become hot and possibly burn the child. I would recommend heating the liquid in something else then pour it in this cup.
1518314
I'd be worried about scalding the milk next to the element. I added a customer image to show the element is set in the plastic. I've been considering heating a cup set in boiling water.
2097593
not at all. it's big and melt when you wash it in hot water. I never use this pitcher again.
708350
The composition of milk is easy to spoil.It can not be placed for a long time.So it is not recommended to send milk in it to daycare.About the Stainless Mug,there is a lock, it's easy and safe to open.Heat Retention: 187▫F(86▫C)@1hr，154 643;F(68▫C)@6hrs.Cold Retention: 48▫F(9▫C)@6hrs.
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I just sit it in a bowl or cup of hot tap water. Glass is better at conducting heat than plastic so I haven't needed to steam the bottle in a bottle warmer to warm up the milk. The sleeve is fine. No issues. Very satisfied with this product. Definitely prefer the option of using the dishwasher as I hand wash all plastic bottles so I can reduce the leeching properties. My children really like this as a bottle and sippy cup.
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Silly question, do you serve the formula chilled or warm it from the pitcher?