are the handles hollow so that it allows liquids in it? what is diameter of mouth please? Thank you for your time!
507077
No the handles are not hollow . Diameter is as normal as a drinking cup may be a lil bit more narrow may nip ur nose
507078
Handles are not hollow. Mouth diameter is 2 1/2 inches. FYI - chalkboard starts to wear off if put in dishwasher too often. Try to hand wash when possible.
2008393
No they are a teaspoon at best...with various length handles. Not very useful.
688339
I wrote to the company and here was their answer:______________________________Dear Atheist1696,They are hollow and the diameter is around 3/4 of inch.Regards,Joe
1728796
I agree with two other answers, but I can only speak to the one I own. My handle has a dimple on the inside at the top attachment of the handle and has a hollow space slightly at the bottom attachment of the handle. so my answer would be that the handle is solid for the most part and has about maybe 10% of the handle area at the bottom attachment being hollow.
961221
It's about a mm thick and pretty sturdy in my opinion. Definitely not flimsy and I would say thick enough to hold liquids no problem.
685447
the width of the mouth is compatible with pouring liquids in without a funnel. I'd be wary of using this bottle for anything other than water because of it's plastic paper shape; its easy to clean, shake but difficult to fully dry. I washed mine with soap and drink only water with it. Its been a week now and i still have a soapy taste in my water. hope that helps.
1108226
I've been using my cup now almost daily to drink my tea out of and have had no problem with the handles being unstable in comparison to any other of the cook/boil cups I've used. Hope that helps u ;)
1294549
That is exactly what they are. The two I got have a slot on the side of the lid with a tiny little vent hole on the other side. It's big enough for a straw, but small enough that you don't dribble if you drink directly from the cup.
1811601
The smallest is approximately 1 1/2" across with spout the size of a small drinking straw. the largest is 2 3/4" across and I can fit the end of my little finger in the end of the spout. The middle funnel is 2" across and you can put an exacto knife handle in the spout. Hope this helps. They are stainless steel and they are just what I had been looking for.
1575440
I have four of these jugs and have not had any problems with the handle. The only "issue" I have had with them is when using them with EXTREMELY pulpy vegetable/fruit juices the airhole in the knob at the top of the spout can get clogged with pulp and create a vaccum, slowing the pour.P.S. If you have TJ Maxx/Marshall's in your area you can sometimes get these jugs there for around $5.
594416
They do not have handles. They are fairly flexible so you can squeeze them together to pour liquids. Only drawback is if something is really really hot you have to use a potholder or oven mitt. I've had mine for quite awhile and use them a lot. Great in the microwave! You can hold the largest one easily with one hand like a glass.
1318441
Mouth is narrower than body, you could pour into the cup I suppose. Beware, doesnt keep anything hot for longer than a few hrs.
1334519
I've never done this, but I would think that they would be OK. Perhaps a bit awkward since the handle is not like one that you would find on a mug. It sticks straight out to the side so the grip would be horizontal rather than verticle. The handle is hollow so it does not get a hot as the bowl part. They are really awesome bowls though, so don't let this hold you back from ordering. We use them a lot and are quite happy with them.
1575441
I have four of these jugs and have not had any problems with the handle. The only "issue" I have had with them is when using them with EXTREMELY pulpy vegetable/fruit juices the airhole in the knob at the top of the spout can get clogged with pulp and create a vaccum, slowing the pour. P.S. If you have TJ Maxx/Marshall's in your area you can sometimes get these jugs there for around $5.
339468
IMO, no. The mouth is perfect for putting in the little treats but a wand.. if it is round, would be about the same size, perhaps bigger... it would have to be a thin oval to fit and that would be hard to work with. Aside from the size, while the cover fits nicely.. I wouldn't ever try it with a liquid... it's not that type of fit. I think the pressure of the water would easily seep through and make a mess. These are nice for an inexpensive party favor that just sits LOL.. I wouldn't say it's made well enough for anything else.
1026654
Yes it is hollow. That allows you to shape the cane to slide deeper up into the handle.
913568
I tested two of them to see if they are water-tight. You have to have the lid perfectly in place, otherwise they leak. I would not recommend them for transporting liquids (such as in a bag). Hwvr, they would make fine canisters for around your work space.