Is it okay to microwave it with the sleeve on it?
576005
The sleeve is soft rubber, so far durable, but I prefer not to microwave. I gave mine to my mom and she boiled the bottle without the rubber (just in case) in a hot pot only 1 time. This is just in case she pours extremely hot liquid and not crack or break. Hope this helps.
576006
I checked their official website and it noted that the products are not intended for the microwave.
576007
i wouldn't microwave the bottle with sleeve on it, because it can loosen the silicone and ruin the product.
576008
The product is not microwaveable. The lid is not dishwasher safe. It is better to pour hot water in- which is how I steep tea in it. My guess is that the bottle and sleeve might survive, but I don't think they are designed for the microwave.
757491
No, I almost answered yes, but it has a metal zipper to take the cover off and wash or replace, so no you could not put it in the microwave. Sorry.
878473
I have microwaved it before without any bad repercussions, but I'm not certain you're supposed to.
1670268
I would not attempt it. I have no need to put it in the microwave. I am happy with it's intended use.
248745
I have not tried to do that, but they should be OK if you're not cooking for long periods. I generally avoid putting ANY plastic in a microwave for a number of reasons.
613226
I have microwaved food in the stoneware without problems. That said, I don't know what the manufacturer says about this practice.
127332
You can heat it in the microwave, but you want to remove the lid immediately afterward or the pressure will draw the lid down in tight and be really hard to remove. It is silicone, so it is microwave safe. the lid will not be hot either, but the food/steam will be! Hope this helps.
361593
I have not used them in the microwave yet. I would think taking it off would be ideal but really don't know.
1440479
I wouldn't even try to microwave it. The honey in mine crystallized and when I tried to pull open the lid it broke. That is how delicate the pot is. It is blown glass and very breakable.
1010886
I probably wouldn't. I heat mine in the microwave and haven't had any problems.
84178
There's a metal ring that connects the "tag" to the mug, so I wouldn't recommend you put that mug into a microwave, at least not with the ring in place.
653280
I do not microwave the bars or anything else. The wrapping on the bars is a type of foil, I would not nuke it!!
824164
No. Take the lid off before microwaving. Then put it back on afterwards (even right afterwards is okay: I put the lid back on so I have something cool to carry the container by).
1311336
yes, Jordan, the Harold soup mug is definitely safe for microwave cooking, as well as for reheating. just know that the mug and handle can both get very hot in the mw, so you need to place harold on top of a mw-safe plate and then you will be able to easily remove the cooked food. I purchased a nordicware mw-able dinner plate. (from amazon). And don't forget to use a loose lid. I've used my harold mug 3-5 x weekly for months and months. My only style wish would be a second handle, but nobody asked my opinion.
781324
No, it's enameled over cast iron and would cause your microwave to arc and possibly be ruined, as far as I know.
324265
Yes, you put it in with the sleeve on. The sleeve isn't meant to be removable.
1050761
I no longer have the packaging, but it's plastic, so I would think it could be microwaved. I just use it as a holder, not to cook or heat in.