Pykal Diamond Pattern Glass Water Pitcher - 72 oz, Thick Borosilicate Carafe with Tight Lid, Heat Resistant, Includes Free Brush - Christmas Packaging Review

I still use this jug every day and have only had good experiences. I brew loose tea (boiling water) in it and put it in the fridge after it cools to room temperature. I like the look too!

This jug is not only beautiful, but also very robust and not too heavy. The best part is that it pours cleanly without dripping or running down. Of course, if you try to pour too fast, it's all about the hole in the lid. The lid fits perfectly so you don't have to hold it while pouring. When I took it out of the box I thought there was no way it could hold 72 ounces because it looked so small. But I measured it and it really does last that much. It also comes with a long handled cleaning sponge

For cold tea and lemonade. Iced tea starts with boiling water in a pot, I let the teabags steep for a few minutes, then I dissolve the sugar in the tea and put it in the fridge. Borosilicate glass goes from near boiling temperatures to cold with ease, I've been using this jug for months with no problems. I wash in the dishwasher, can be washed in the dishwasher. The lid appears to be stainless steel, so no discoloration has occurred in the dishwasher. I also have a thinner version, it works…

With love! All I feel is love for this mug. So much so that we have 2 of them, one always filled with cold tea, the other infused with water. I was very nervous before purchasing based on reviews of the lid just popping out or not closing. I decided to buy it anyway because you can return it at any time. It turns out these people don't notice the email this company sends after you place an order or the paperwork that came with the jar. It clearly states that you do not twist or twist the lid…

So that's beautiful. It looks modern, fashionable and very aesthetic. It's a lot lighter than I thought and I don't know if that's a plus or a minus. Honestly, it's light as paper. I have blank notepads that feel heavier in my hand. At first I was concerned about how thin the glass looks and how light it is, but again, I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing, so I can pretty much comment on that. Overall I like it. My only problem is that the lid doesn't stay put. I did some reading…

Much smaller than I expected but attractive so I figured I'd just get by. Then I tried removing the lid to wash and refill it. The lid is very difficult to remove and the hole is so small I can barely get my little female hand in to clean it. The only thing more difficult than removing the cover was putting it back on. Oh and forget it if you don't perfectly line up the "holes" of your choice when trying to insert the cap as there is no way to rotate the cap once it is in place as the metal top

The glass pitcher that came with my Mr. Coffee JUST broke after only a few months of use. I read the reviews and bought the device anyway because I liked the way it made tea. I tried not to hit it, dropped ice cubes on it etc but it still cracked. The glass container does NOT match the device itself. Mr. Coffee needs to solve this problem. Anyway, I searched the internet and finally found this glass jug. What sets it apart is the beautiful diamond pattern that makes your tea, lemonade and…

This pitcher is what we hoped it would be. It's light but feels solid, it's really pretty, it has an unobtrusive handle to attach it to the jug and it's ergonomically very comfortable. We tried the Revain's Choice product, but it turned out to be poor in terms of ergonomics and broke after a few months. It also had a sharp edge where the handle meets the glass. I can't say anything about durability. He's only been with us for three days. But it's really nice and comfortable to hold in your…