Is the gauge built into the porcelain, or is it just a sticker slapped on a white mug?
1035991
It is a sticker, but it says on the cup that the mug is "handwash only; no abrasives". I bought two, and have been handwashing and using daily for about a month now. No problems, no wear. Hope that helps. :)
969305
It;s a medium gauge, like 14 0r 16. The model by the same company with the long wooden handle and the short wooden helper handle (classic home wok) has a thick pad of steel on the bottom that holds heat very well (and that this pow wok lacks), and I highly recommend it over this all metal pow style wok (and it's cheaper too). I've owned and seasoned and worked with both, and the more classic wooden handle is a better wok with its heat retaining thicker padded bottom. You can find it here:http://www.wokshop.com/store/detail.php?show=23
1463957
I dont know the gauge but i can tell you it is heavy and good quality have mines up almost a year and still looks good no mold billed up at all would by again
2020051
It is double wall ceramic, meaning there are two layers of ceramic with an air pocket in between them. Hot air could cause the air to expand and crack the mug. There is a plug on the bottom to help vent the air. If you put it in the dishwasher it would get water in it, this would make steam inside the mug, probably faster than it can vent and it would make the mug crack. It is easy to wash by hand but semi fragile. I have had the one I am using now for maybe 2 years.
410218
I don't quite remember. I was very disappointed with the mug because it doesn't keep coffee hot for any length of time. The writing on the mug wore off quickly too.
1797746
There's no indelible mark giving origin. It does have engraved markings measuring espresso shots. Helps froth a decent latte or mocha too.
2264628
I'm not positive, and won't be back where the scale is for a month, but my recollection is that the numbers on the gauges are engraved rather than printed. At any rate, they're durable.
29779
I'm not sure what the guage is but the pot is heavy and solid. The handles are riveted. I've brewed with this pot now about a dozen times and am very happy with it. No appreciabe wear and it's still as solid as the day I got it. It's a good buy.
16473
The water gauge is is actually very easy to see - from either side of the handle. Alas, it only is marked in "cups." The lowest mark is 2 cups, then it is 1-cup increments after that. We continue to use this pot almost every day, even though we bought a Keurig machine a couple of months ago for coffee service.
431344
Should be... it's a ceramic mug with glaze. It is a larger size. Just so you know.
1187118
There where no markings on the mug. I can tell you that it is very well made and has a very beautiful shine to it. It arrived in its own box and it was inside a very nice soft bag. I use it every morning with my coffee and it does a excellent job at keeping it hot for much longer then a regular coffee cup.
1925764
The only marking on the cup is in the bottom. Otherwise, it's just a simple hammered look.
2273608
Hi James, The Measuring cups are engraved. I've gone through so many measuring cups. These honestly are the nicest measuring cups I've ever had. I LOVE them. Worth every cent! I highly recommend them. I'd love to know what you think when you buy them!!!!!
1068230
"Keep Calm and Carry On" is printed on both sides, and the inside of the mug is white. So the short answer is "Yes"
752026
There are a few diagrams in the product photos. Go back to the page where you can buy the gauge and look at the last few photos.
516341
I don't know the gauge but the maker is solid steel inside and out. I don't use it. The steamer doesn't work right and it has balance issues. Highly recommend the cuisinox - extremely well made espresso maker without steamer.
637958
There is no gauge. Only the floating weight on top and the over pressure vents. I call it good when the weight is gently rocking and letting out small puffs of steam. Works great.