When filled with cold beverages, does the exterior sweat?
1863076
No the exterior is always dry and room temp. I drink iced coffee often and it keeps it cold and my hands dry. Love this mug especially for the price.
1863077
No not in 70degree weather. I like the cup, but it's made in China (the silicone top took several washings to get rid of the chemical smell and who knows if it was harmful)
1863078
no not a bit also if I have a glass of ice water in the late evening (9 PM) and the ice is still there in morning (6 AM). These glasses have really good stainless steel construction.
1863079
It does not, the double walled design shields the power layer from the beverage temp. My only gripe is the Silicon lid, awful taste and had to throw it away
659586
I wouldn't say sweat but you definitely can feel some moisture, just like all other materials be it stainless steel or glass, except the insulated ones.
189389
I have had mine since early last summer I believe and I had not experienced any sweating at all. And I like to put tons of ice in my drinks. So I'd say no..they don't sweat. Very solid glasses too..not easy to break. I love these glasses.
804457
To be honest I have never checked. It would be internal though, as there is not one visible on the outside. The cold is quite refreshing, much colder than tap water set on the coldest setting. And hot is steaming, like a coffee.
2284725
Yes they sweat with cold beverages. They sit just the first couple inches in a car cupholder mine is stable enough but it doesn't go all the way down. I have an SUV
2284684
My son has used it all summer. I don't recall ever seeing any condensation on the outside. Works great.
1902197
I have occasionally noticed a little "sweating", but never an issue with handling the bottle. Might be different in a more humid climate.
465694
No it does not sweat at all. It's great and keeps water cold on a one hour ride in temperature in the 80's
1289993
Insulated version does not sweat... uninsulated may sweat depending on outside temps. But honestly, I was just talking about this bottle tonight as the best sports water bottle on the market
954278
Generally and 90% of the time the answer is yes. If you have ice with cold liquid in it for an extended time it will if you bring it into extremely muggy or hot weather. Otherwise it will never sweat or spill.
2092982
No sweating at all. The outside of the cup doesn't even get cold and drinks stay cold for a very long time.
1417300
Yes! I fill it with cold tap water and it still comes out hot enough. Almost "McDonalds" hot. lol
1997137
Well...that doesn't seem like a question...however I will answer it anyway. i have mine inside a VERY hot garage and it keeps my beverages ICE cold. I am very happy with it.
2241758
I have used this bucket several times and have not noted any "sweating" on the exterior. If it is really warm out (here in Maine it can get very hot, but we have no air-conditioning), the cubes may very slowly melt a bit causing some water inside, but that would be expected. I still think it's the best bucket I've ever owned and beautiful as well. I had company over this past weekend, and all the women commented on it and wanted to know where I had found it.
1767897
No, but I haven't had any issues with it. I suppose it would get pretty toasty if you put coffee in it.
2092980
No, it's very well insulated. It doesn't get hot when there's hot liquid inside, and doesn't sweat or feel cold when there's cold liquid inside.
1223064
Doesn't sweat on the outside - only the inside. you should be good. never noticed moisture on the outside.