Will this melt if I use it on my cup warmer?
388605
It depends on how hot your cup holder is. If you can put hot liquids in it, it must hold up to that heat. However, I do have a double walled glass cup and the same insulation that holds the heat in, keeps the heat out, so the mug holder isn't all that helpful.
388606
It's an insulated tumbler - so I am not sure if using a cup "warmer" would be a very efficient way to keep a beverage warm - that being said - it is a plastic cup and if the warmer gets very hot - may damage the cup...
397468
I have not used this bottle for hot beverages. It is a bottle within a bottle so I think that a hot beverage would not burn your hands since you are holding the outside plastic "layer". I don't know how hot it will keep your beverage. The straw is think rubber so I don't think it would melt it. Good question.
611556
No, you can use it. It will not melt,its pretty thick and with stand the heat. Hope this helps!
3099
Yes! As a matter of fact, I am drinking my second cup right now, 30 minutes after making the coffee. It's hot! The warmer goes off automatically after one hour.
1559643
In short, yes. This of course depends on several factors - What is hot enough for you? What type of mug are you using? Etc. It will keep a Starbucks venti warm enough if you have consumed about 1/3 of it. If you leave less than the last 1/4 of a Venti on the warmer, it actually gets a bit too hot to drink for my taste.NOTE: The warmer I received looked different than the current picture. Mine has the switch on the cord (roll type switch) not on the unit. Mine looks more like this one Desktop heated coffee / tea mug warmer - candle & wax warmer (1, 1 Cup)Update: Picture now looks exactly like what I received. Mine is still working just fine after 6+ months of use. In short, yes. This of course depends on several factors - What is hot enough for you? What type of mug are you using? Etc. It will keep a Starbucks venti warm enough if you have consumed about 1/3 of it. If you leave less than the last 1/4 of a Venti on the warmer, it actually gets a bit too hot to drink for my taste.NOTE: The warmer I received looked different than the current picture. Mine has the switch on the cord (roll type switch) not on the unit. Mine looks more like this one Desktop heated coffee / tea mug warmer - candle... » Read More In short, yes. This of course depends on several factors - What is hot enough for you? What type of mug are you using? Etc. It will keep a Starbucks venti warm enough if you have consumed about 1/3 of it. If you leave less than the last 1/4 of a Venti on the warmer, it actually gets a bit too hot to drink for my taste.NOTE: The warmer I received looked different than the current picture. Mine has the switch on the cord (roll type switch) not on the unit. Mine looks more like this one Desktop heated coffee / tea mug warmer - candle & wax warmer (1, 1 Cup)Update: Picture now looks exactly like what I received. Mine is still working just fine after 6+ months of use. « Show Less
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NO! Unless you like the putrid taste of plastic overriding your beverage. Heat your water in a different, truly microwaveable container and then transfer to this one, if you must. The mug didn't melt or warp in the microwave, but that strong chemical flavor it imbued into my water was a real turnoff and I'm not too sure how safe it was, either. I now use this for only for cold beverages when working out, etc.
689663
Not at all. This cups are very sturdy and will not burn your fingers if something hot is poured in it.
1065768
Do not rely on this for that type of warming--depending on the quantity you need, a cup that is already warm will stay warm. I just do not think it will be your first consideration.
286339
I use mine daily on my kitchen's smallest gas burner (on low) and the shelf does get hot. I have used a silicone measuring cup on it, and that warms up but doesn't melt. So now I use a metal measuring cup to catch to coffee and then pour it into my mug. Hope that helps.
1401207
i havent tryed yet...and dont think i will... i would say if you REALLY want to, put it on the lowest temp. and even then it might melt
356902
Yes, but you will not like the results. Its bottom is very flat and will absorb much of the heat from a warming plate, however the handle will also absorb that heat and the heat from the liquid in the mug. Net effect is that the mug becomes too hot to hold by the handle. If you are wearing gloves or wrap the handle with something then it obviously won't be as much of an issue.
369667
It melts and lasts for months. I love my candle warmer and wound up buying a few.just start with a good candle.
174786
didn't fit over mine - too small. don't know if it would melt or not. sorry
709397
No, it won't melt. Basically it a giant roll of clinging plastic wrap. A larger version of the stuff one uses in the kitchen. So it has to be above the water boiling point temperature to melt.
478273
I've been using mine for quite sometime now and haven't noticed anything melting off .... weird !
1482084
the warmer really does keep a consistent heat that my burn you if the bottom is not a thick heat resistant surface along with the handle. It is not designed for thin coffee cups in other words... hopes this helps
1597974
yes it will melt pre existing ice off any surface. I use it as a preventative.