Is the bottom sealed, or can water get inside the bubble? Glasses where the bubble is open to the outside are extremely difficult to clean.
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Water can get inside the bubble underneath. Just dry it with the tip of a paper towel after cleaning. Better to do these by hand.
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There is a small dimple on the bottom of the glass, but it doesn't go all the way up the bubble. If you put them in the dishwasher there may be a small amount of water that stays in the dimple. It's easy enough to wipe out with a dish towel or paper towel though.
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The bottom is sealed. The bubble is there just to enhance the look. This is a very sturdy set of glassware not the least bit fragile.
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The bottom is sealed and very easy to clean, in fact I put them in the dishwasher.
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We've had our Betta for over a year in the bubble. Only negative is that it's kind of a hassle to clean.
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It's completely sealed, you can not open from front or back. If you going to get this product make sure you buy a good water filter( at least 3 filters), I got the single one and the water taste so gross, not even clean enough to drink.
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Not sure how the capped bottom is sealed. It could expand and loose its vacuum. I believe that's why it is not dishwasher safe
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the seal is stuck on the inside...if you have alread tried and it appears that it is not openingplace the container in the sink submerged in hot water, it will open after several tries...Once you start using it,it will not happen again...
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Yes. Bottom unscrews from glass for cleaning. Top, obviously, is removable as well.
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I would use warm water or maybe some Woolite to clean the inside. That would be gentle enough. If you are referring to the outside, warm soapy water with a soft cloth should be ok
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Hi, S. I just looked at mine and it is like that only in the bottom where water has been sitting that didn't evaporate or get poured out completely. Are you making sure it's dry after each use? I suspect it may just be staining from gross minerally stuff in the water, but I'm no scientist.
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I cannot imagine anything getting in under the glass surface unless the scale is turned on it's side. Anything that messy should be weighed in a dish or other receptacle to prevent leaking all over. I always use a container for weighing anything other than solids.
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Umm The spout, the blue body part you see, and the white base at the bottom are separate pieces so ou can essentially clean where the vapors are coming out from but you can't clean where the inside of the blue body part where the water is stored.
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I haven't had any trouble cleaning it - it wipes out easily with a paper towel or sponge, you can get the inside wet, you just can't submerge it.
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I believe it's for thermal expansion and contraction. If it didn't have the hole I'm the outer wall the air would expand when putting hot liquids in and possibly challenge the glass integrity. I have double walled Bodum glasses as well and they have a hole in the bottom too, but the Bodums have a rubber type plug over it for use in dishwasher.
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I always rinse the outside with hot tap water before I pull them out. Never had a problem. But maybe what is inside matters too. Mine was mainly frozen juice.
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The glass does pop out when you put pressure from the inside. It's a 2 hand job, I hold the glass in with one hand and clean with the other. It does stay clean pretty long. I've had it for a month and it's still spotless.
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I agree with coffeemaniac. There is a small concavity at the bottom. In the dishwasher, after cycle completed, there is a small amount of water atop the mug bottom. Don L. McCord M.D.
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No problem so far, but I find difficult to clean, especially between the two layer of glass. Mine came already assembled.
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I don't have a dishwasher, but having had my (various sizes) glasses for over a year now, I have noticed that the outer plastic and the inner glass expand and contract at different rates (i.e. if you close the lid too soon after pouring boiling water into the glass, it occasionally leaks). Besides, rinsing it works just fine, even after coffee.