Will this mug be ok for hot drinks?
367337
Yes, they are very thick glass. Perfect for the freezer but would work for hot too.
367338
I've used it for both hot and cold drinks. They have held up well. I've owned them for over a year and none of the six I bought have cracked or chiped.
367339
This would be fine for hot drinks, although I do like my beer cold in a frosty mug!
367340
I don't see why it wouldn't. It's very thick glass and should be fine with coffee or tea.
367341
so far i have made hot tea and coffee in the mugs, and have not seen any problems with them.
10702
I think it would be fine to use it for hot chocolate but I have only used mine for coffee. It works very well and keeps coffee hot for hours.
1969432
I've done it for brief periods, but it is not exactly designed for that. If you want to do that, I suggest the Muji thermos http://www.muji.us/store/kitchen/to-go/thermal-stainless-portable-mug-450ml-handle.html. This one is bullet proof for tossing your bag. The Stanley is my favorite for when I have a cup holder though.
878951
I would not put hot drinks in this cup because the child would not be able to hold it. I wash it in hot water and feel how hot the outside gets so it wouldn't be a good idea.
1039280
Yes. It holds the heat well if you preheat the mug with hot water before you fill it with coffee.
1956801
I suppose you could, but I use the matching travel cup for coffee. I have never put anything hot in this. One reason to not use this for hot beverages is the size of the drink spout. It's pretty good size and I could see getting a big slug of a hot beverage and really burning yourself. I can say this works really well for my cold beverages so I would think would be fine for keeping hot beverages hot.
2229288
It works great as a desk surface, it is rated to 300 or 400 degrees so hot drinks shouldn't be a problem
1602582
These are made of tempered glass, so yes - they're fine for hot beverages. However, since you have no handle, the glass will be pretty hot.
642733
I'd only recommend for cold beverages. Copper would conduct the heat more and would likely make the handle too hot to hold.
982453
I've only used it for cold drinks. It's heavy stainless steel so would assume it would keep hot too.
541081
THis type of plastic is designated "safe for reheating or warming only," which I assume means you can't actually cook in it safely. But for reheating coffee or tea, should be fine. I'm still loving my mug!
1545814
Yes, they can get hot depending on how hot you are heating something up. The mugs have the benefit of the handle which stays cooler.
550180
I would say just cold beverages, as a hot liquid would make the entire mug too hot to touch or drink out of.
904531
This gets hot enough to touch but doesnt heat my mug well. I would not put a plastic tumbler on it, it will melt it for sure.
1365944
I think so; I purchased only one to compare how it keeps coffee hot compared with a HotSmart Mug and there is no contest: HotSmarts are much better but they are not travel mugs
1154978
I tried a hot beverage once but found out the whole cup gets hot making it difficult to hold. Wouldn't recommend it for hot beverages.
1223707
I have their metal containers for hot beverages. I wouldn't use it for hot beverages for 2 reasons: First, if they don't melt the plastic, they wouldn't maintain their heat; and second, you'd probably burn your hand. I'm sure they are meant solely for non-hot liquid. Their metal containers keep liquids hot for more than an hour!