Why would someone get this one over their metal cup?
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I have both kinds of cups and I have found that the plastic base which is glued onto the metal cup comes off alot. Although Foogo is really good about warranties (every time this has happened, I send it back to them and they send me a brand new one, no charge), its really annoying because it causes the liquid to leak. Also, the metal cups are much heavier than the plastic (if you plan to carry in your purse/diaper bag, etc)
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Are you pressing the K cup down into the adapter cup so it gets punctured with the little pointy thing in bottom? Unless your adapter is defective & doesn't have it. I've not had any over flows!
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I don't know which ad you are looking at, but our ad states "Metal Cup, Plastic Stem & Base"
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I'm having trouble with this too. Just did a little experiment: the problem is the glass cup and not the steel handle, because no matter which handle I use on one particular cup, it slips off. Washing and drying the exterior of the cup didn't help.
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Ive never seen one but I really haven't searched for one. I do occasionally reuse a used cup...demo of how to do this is on YouTube
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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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OMG I have this exact same problem. I thought it was something I did "wrong".Yes I keep tripping over it and it has become a hazard, such as when carrying hot liquids for example.And annoying to boot.
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To be honest it's probably just because there is a bit of lead used in some of the metal. Totally outrageous and pointless to tell us about, no ones going to be eating this thing.
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I ordered it, I use it, it holds one cup and I do not know where it came from or the materials used.
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I can't myself, but why on earth do you need to fist the cup you drink out of?
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That little cap you mean? That is for added leak protection when transporting the cup. You take it out to drink. When the spouts are new they take a little "breaking in" first. Pinch it a few times and also let some of the air out every so often. Hope that helps!
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Its very unlikely to be metal. It's probably just limescale - especially if you live in an area that has particularly hard water.It's just a residue left by minerals in the water. Just rinse it out from time to time.The filter inside the spout of the kettle is designed to stop those bits of limescale from getting into your cup.
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I wouldn't do it base on the fact that so much of it is metal. I heat a cup in the microwave and add it to my mug.
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I gave the cup as a gift so while I'm not 100% positive, I did open the box and pull out the cup to look at it when it arrived. I'm sure if there was any type of engraving/logo on it, I would have noticed it. I'm sorry I can't be of more help than this.
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I purchased this for a friend and never saw the item but I own two others that don't have a flip lid. The tops on mine are one piece that unscrew. Perhaps it is to make travel drinking easier while driving or for cleaning?
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I have no idea. I think this question should be asked to the manufacturer of the cup.
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Hi Susana Springer! The cup is intended for sipping tea or coffee with class and pleasure. Washing it with care will protect the gold from fading. You may use it as your personal tea cup.