Can I use with metalic mug?
357216
I believe so. I use a ceramic mug but I would use a metalic one if I had one that had thin walls.
785151
Probably not. The handle is wide and extends very close to the base of the mug. I keep it on my desk at work and love it in that setting.
2004382
I wouldn't actually recommend using a hand blender with this mug, as the glass is pretty thin. I'd recommend blending in another container if you want to buy this.
44964
All of the copper mugs can likely be engraved but you would need to contact an engraver to add the engravings or purchase an engraver tool capable of altering copper if you want to do it yourself.
1413217
I would oly use it with metal. It did not get overly hot but I would to take the chance with plastic. Maureen
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.
1629382
Yes, I believe so. I don't use it for mugs, however I believe it is the same. I use standard sublimation paper. I usually look for the best deals. I currently use Crown.
103268
The hooks are long enough but too close together. I tried with normal coffee mugs so I could answer honestly. Placed every other hook they lay perfectly. Placed every hook they overlap a little. The hooks are long enough to keep them on untouched but if you pull a bottom mug quickly the overlapping top mug will probably fall. Long answer short.... Yes you can make it work for that but use caution when removing. Hope this helps some
1340870
Yes, as long as the cup is under 5 1/4 inches. I use a ceramic cup that's a bit wide for it and it works perfectly. The element you sit it on doesn't heat up so any cup you want to use will work.
1201279
Although I have not used in drinking hot coffee, the manufactured material would handle heat. The metal might heat up a little. I have used with cold coffee and it worked great, no coffee taste residing of course I cleaned first.
204798
No, glass is too thin. Nor can it be mirowaved with the metal band. Use a coffee cup for that. Perhaps you should look for a pyrex carafe/decanter (some have a metal bottom).
1270472
I do have some smaller mugs and it works on them as well as it does on bigger ones. I'm not sure of the exact dimensions tho...
221554
Yes you can. I put hot coffee in mine and put it in the frig, but I'm also having a problem with the leads leaking when I pour from it. It usually makes a mess. I am looking to replace mine.
1108278
I just tried. It does not fit a normal mug. This is an espresso machine and is designed for espresso cups. Great machine.
514489
The product dimensions are: 5.6 x 4.5 x 4.6 inches which holds approx 22 ounces; so if your can is smaller than sistema piece AND holds less than 22 ounces, then yes you could. BUT WHY WOULD YOU WANT TO? With all clamps and the steam vent closed, the mug should be air tight. Test your mug at home first - test several times for caution. Fill mug with water and close up all openings. Turn mug upside down and place in deep soup bowl or pot. 24 hours later, check the bowl/pot. You'll see immediately if mug has leaked. My mug does not leak. After closing my mug, I toss the mug into my bag; even if the mug turns over, still no leaks. But keep in mind that this mug is for m/w cooking and storing, not for carrying.
1410868
In my opinion, if you only did it occasionally, I don't think you would have problem with rust. It's made very well and I absolutely love it for my mugs.
188765
about coffee mug i believe you can. but I don't know about the water bottle. It depends on the size of it.