Is this pitcher insulated? I want one that won't sweat when left out for a while.
1838516
NO., but I have never seen them sweat. It does stain and I cannot get it clear again. I even used bleach and soaked it overnight. It looks pretty bad when it is empty.
1667304
If it were me I would get a hair drier and put it on *medium* heat and see if I could loosen up the hard putty and then take the pitcher off. I wouldn't use hot temp due to possibly cracking the pitcher, but I doubt warm temperature would hurt it at all. That;s what *I* would do if it were mine.
55385
It is not insulated so as long as it would in any other glass/china teapot. Great teapot though ~ I have been very happy with it and use it everyday.
1645502
No, it is insulated to keep the heat in, in my opinion it is not worth the money, it does not keep hot beverages hot much longer than a regular cup, or colder than a regular glass. I purchased a stainless steel insulated thermos that keeps ice for 2 or 3 days, and hot at least 24 hours if you don't leave the lip off all the time. For the hot it still would keep your hands warm. Hopes this helps.
1664116
The Pitcher does not have a lid but I haven't found that it needed one either.
140838
I do leave water over night regularly for the health benefits and it has not tarnished. It's a great purchase, we love this pitcher!
1500296
It's not insulated, when I've taken this hiking/backpacking, if it's really hot. The water starts to get warm, you can buy a insulated pack to keep the liquids cool but they are sold separately and sometimes aren't compatible with the pack.
2031408
No problem but avoid putting the pitcher with boiling water in a chilly place. The max temperature difference is 120 c.
636690
It isn't insulated, so it can sweat, but only when coming straight out of the refrigerator. I carry mine around all day and it isn't an issue. The only time there is a film of moisture on the outside is when I get it out of the fridge. I keep several bottles in my fridge at all times and rotate them.
192103
I have looked and looked for a glass pitcher that will withstand boiling water, but have found very few that do. This particular pitcher is well made, but I've never attempted to put billing water in it. I use it for iced tea. I make the tea in a separate kettle and allow it to cool a bit before I pour it into the pitcher. Also, I put hot water from the tap in the pitcher before I pour the tea into it in order to help warm up the glass. As I understand it, the reason many glass pitchers crack from boiling water is because of the temperature difference between the glass and the water...so, I always warm up the pitcher a bit first. I have looked and looked for a glass pitcher that will withstand boiling water, but have found very few that do. This particular pitcher is well made, but I've never attempted to put billing water in it. I use it for iced tea. I make the tea in a separate kettle and allow it to cool a bit before I pour it into the pitcher. Also, I put hot water from the tap in the pitcher before I pour the tea into it in order to help warm up the glass. As I understand it, the reason many glass pitchers crack from boiling water is because of the temperature difference between the glass and the water...so, I... » Read More I have looked and looked for a glass pitcher that will withstand boiling water, but have found very few that do. This particular pitcher is well made, but I've never attempted to put billing water in it. I use it for iced tea. I make the tea in a separate kettle and allow it to cool a bit before I pour it into the pitcher. Also, I put hot water from the tap in the pitcher before I pour the tea into it in order to help warm up the glass. As I understand it, the reason many glass pitchers crack from boiling water is because of the temperature difference between the glass and the water...so, I always warm up the pitcher a bit first. « Show Less
1215352
Yes, it is insulated with a thin, white plastic liner. Btw, the tin rusts really easily so make sure you keep the metal parts wiped down and dry.
1179845
Absolutely. The little pitcher is glass, and it separates from the whisk. I usually warm my milk for 30 seconds. Works great.
289602
The lid is a press - not insulated, but I doubt it would be worthwhile for it to be insulated. This is not a thermos, but a French press that does a pretty good job keeping coffee hot for longer than a glass carafe would. Use a tea cozy or put the coffee in a real thermos if you want long term heat retention. And....it won't break - a real plus.
818361
it's not well insulated. the digital read out tells you the temperature. However, the water tastes great when boiled in it, the temperature differential for each type of tea works great. My mom says that she's never had such a great tasting cup of green tea, when prepared at the proper temperature. And it's easy to re-heat the water and then turn off the heat. If you are looking for something really insulated, you need a different product.
2209915
No it's not insulated. I mainly used it to carry my son's cereal container.
1113495
No. It's not insulated, and it's not a leak-proof seal, so it does not maintain temperature. I've found it great for sandwiches and salad (with dressing packed separately).
2193101
Yes it is insulated and you can see insulating foam in the door--so far the unit is holding up well -- I will post an update after I smoke a turkey and another pork butt