The cup can contain hot water?Or, the cup hot water into a 100 degree?This glass is what material? Thank you!
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It's a hard plastic and I would imagine it could hold hot water, but it would feel hot to the touch. I'm not sure why you'd want to use this for hot water though. You'd be better off with an insulated cup.
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Here is the number for Brita customer service1-800- 24 BRITAI do clean the bottle and cap in the dishwasher ( after removing the filter). The dishwasher uses very hot water to sterilize. My only concern is that it could affect your filter cartridge if you are leaving it in ? The bottle is made from BPA free plastic.
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The Brita Bottle Water Filtration System is designed to reduce chlorine taste and odor in tap water. The bottle is dishwasher safe. It's made of hard plastic. "Makes tap water taste great anywhere." Maximum temperature 29 degrees C/85 degrees F.
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Yes, the cup is made with double-walled glass; hence, the high heat retention benefits.
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...Just like any ceramic cup, it gets hot after being microwaved for over 1:15. But the cup will cool quickly but you drink will retain it's heat for awhile. I think you'll love it and this cup cup will definitely attract attention. I hope this help you. Thanks for asking.
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The cup is not double walled. It is a ceramic material with a silicon sleeve. The cup does get hot and the beverage will loss heat over time. Hope this helps.
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It is sturdy plastic that does not get extremely hot even holding boiling water. I use heat pads if I need to hold it for longer than just afew seconds. PBA, not sure.
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Absolutely not. The exterior stays cool even with boiling water. Hot drinks stay that way for longer than with a ceramic mug though, so be aware of that.
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It is heated. I put pretty warm water in before I use it. BUT it does not stay hot (warm)
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The cup would hold hot beverages just fine, but copper is a great conductor of both cold and heat. I just put some HOT water in a mug and within 30 seconds the cup as well as the handle became too hot to hold. If you were to wear an oven mitt while drinking your hot tea or coffee you should be just fine, but for bare handed use I would not advise it!
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Won't be too hot to drink, but well enough as a hot drink. Even you place simple cold water on it, it will turn to warm temperature.
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192 is 192. The temperature will go down faster based on the temperature of the room and the quality of the cup. If you put hot water on the cup first, and discard it it will also help. Or if the coffee is hotter than 192. The sell many glass cups now with double glass.
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The mug is made of thick Borosilicate Glass. It also goes by the name of Pyrex. It is renown for its ability to withstand thermalshock. It can be heated by a bunsen burner.I am pretty sure it is microwavable :)
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It's a porcelain cup which, to my knowledge, can't be double wall insulated like a plastic cup. But it does have a nice insulated band of blue rubbery material that insulates your hand and partially insulates the contents of the cup keeping it warmer longer. Additionally the cup is small (8 oz) which I like since the contents stay warmer just due to less surface area in which to loose heat. Therefore I'd say it is insulated much better than a regular large porcelain cup even without being "Double-walled." Hope this helps :)
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I haven't used the cup. I got it as a gift for my son.I was impressed by the item and how well it is made. Since it is copper, no harm will come to it when using hot liquid.
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It's an insulated tumbler - so I am not sure if using a cup "warmer" would be a very efficient way to keep a beverage warm - that being said - it is a plastic cup and if the warmer gets very hot - may damage the cup...
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I don't see why not. The glass should have no problems with hot water. Good luck!!
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Not sure but I would imagine anything made of glass placed on a hot stove may not be the best idea. I always boil the water in a kettle first then transfer it to the teapot for serving/keeping warm.
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I really dont know. It's pretty strong glass. When I poor hot liquid into glass, I put a metal spoon inside to absorb the heat. I dont know if it would work. You'd have to try it. Hope this helps you.