📏 Luvan 34oz/4 Cups Glass Measuring Cup: Easy-to-Read with V-Shaped Spout & 3 Types of Markings - Ideal for Kitchen or Restaurant Use Review

Easy to read, I like to use it to keep the yeast flowering without messing up the height. The glass is thin, I was afraid of breaking it, but no problems so far.

I liked the look and weight of this measuring vessel. From the start I had trouble reading the calibrations; small and very light. After 4 washes the numbers started to fade. I am unable to use this item and am very disappointed that the returns window closed before the main numbers started disappearing.

I use this measuring cup to heat water in the microwave. The handle stays fairly cool and the glass has held up well so far. It's pretty light but durable. The marking on the measuring cup is easy to read. It has multiple markers and it sometimes takes a while to find the one I'm looking for. It works well for what I bought it for.

Pours nicely, does not drip. However, the size markings will disappear after washing the cup. This is the same fatal flaw as Ikea's "Mess" glasses, and the shape is identical. Pyrex and Anchor Hocking have been successfully making durable tempered glass measuring cups with clear, indelible markings for decades - here's how! The problem with those measuring cups that leak. Could someone sell consumers a decent, affordable borosilicate glass measuring cup that pours accurately *and* has accurate,

This four cup measuring stick stands up to heat or cold and I often use it in the microwave to heat water for a quick cup of pasta. It's shaped more like a jug than a measuring cup, and it's a really great touch because it's so easy to use. The borosilicate glass is thin and light and feels comfortable in the hand. It's also great as a sauce or juice dispenser, but my favorite way to use it is to make small batches of iced tea. I just stick a ball or sachet in, add boiling water and then ice…

The Luvan 4 cup/1 liter measuring cup is different from the regular measuring cup. It looks more like a mug with a handle than a mug, which makes this item interesting. I love the sleek glass design and that it's made from borosilicate material which allows for both heating and cooling. And while the design is a lot thinner than a typical measuring cup, overall build quality seems good. Of course, you have the impression that if you press it too hard, it will break. I will keep you up-to-date…