Can you put this cup in a bottle warmer?
927556
I don't know, I think it is the same kind of plastic as bottles, but I would probably not do it.
927557
I never tried a bottle warmer, but they wash well in the dishwasher. Not sure if that helps, but the dish washer gets pretty hot so it might be okay.
2148139
You can use other bottle warmers, but the Kiinde bottles don't necessarily fit all warmers. If your little one is in daycare, you might want to check before you commit.
2066072
I don't have a definitive answer because I didn't use Avent bottle warmers, but this is something I found for you, which indicates a variety of shapes and sizes can fit: "Warms Classic Bottles, Classic Toddler Cups, and Food Jars You can use Philips AVENT Classic bottles, Classic toddler cups, and food jars with this warmer. Simply place baby food jars and filled bottles directly in the unit. When they're heated, put the contents of the jars in the included bowl to keep warm." I hope this info. helps.
2232674
I would not warm the bottle as it is a soft plastic. I squeeze mine out directly into the measuring cup or spoon.
2140252
Yes, I warm mine on the Avent bottle warmer and it works fine as long as i fill the warmer with water up to the top (so it doesnt warm just the thick bottom of the bottle.
900209
I wouldn't. The directions in the bottle insert specifically said that this is for cold liquids only. Hope that helps!
277586
do you drink hot stuff in plastic cup? this item is for cold drinks. not for hot drinks.
237925
Yes, you can put either hot things or cold in them. They recommend that you either pre-heat or pre-chill the cup before you place the food or liquid inside.
1180102
Yes, although you would want to be careful of how hot since the entire cup will becomes the temperature of what ever is inside of it (unlike a coffee mug wich acts as an insulator). The handle woun't get very hot though.
2131431
I wouldn't do it. Stainless steel retains the temperature in it, and if you touched the bottle with liquid inside it at say 120 degrees, you'd burn your hand. You might try heating liquids in the bottle by placing the bottle in a pan of hot water for awhile, but be careful. I've never tried it. Hope this helps. JC
1859020
We don't use a bottle wArmer but heat bottles in a ceramic dish with hot water. We have no issues.
622298
You could but I wouldn't recommend it. It wouldn't insulate and the plastic is somewhat thin and might stretch due to too being heated. Its definitely better for cold liquids but check the manufacturers website and that might give you the information you are looking for.
663554
I wouldn't, because it's in a plastic container, and the plastic will melt. I would recommend getting a hard wax warmer.
1471552
Yes. doesn't work as well as some cups that are designed for it, but I do like putting them in the freezer for a while before I have a cold drink.
2140253
I have found that they do not work well in a bottle warmer. The base of the ventaire is just too thick for the bottle warmer to work effectively, not to mention that a lot of condensation builds up in the connections of the base/vent. I just warm the milk in a different bottle (one of the bottles I was using before switching to Ventaire) and pour the warmed milk into the Ventaire. Some would say this was a pain, but it works ok for me.
505109
No, it won't. It's only a warmer, meant to hold the temperature of the liquid that is already hot. Even at that, if you don't immediately put the filled cup on the PRE-HEATED warmer, it will go cold in little time. A possible solution: as soon as the coffee is ready, pour half in the cup you'll use right away and the other half cup on the warmer. When I did that, the coffee stayed quite hot and didn't cool. It probably seems a bit of a hassle when traveling, though. Good luck.
1065990
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