Depends how hot you like it, at the very least, a drinkable 3-4 hours I own an ember mug that reads liquid temp and heats coffee to a constant specific temp. When I make a pot, I usually pour 3-4 cups in that time. After 3hrs, the carafe still reads around 120 or so on … Read more
Due to the vacuum-sealed insulated technology of our Ceramic range, it should keep your drinks hot or cold at a controlled temperature for much longer , given that you do not open the lid or press down on the button. For the best heat retention, keep your lid on and the button closed unless drinking. … Read more
stainless steel is the best to keep coffee hot. Because it’s suitable for insulation systems such as double wall, which keep coffee hot for several hours. In the case of Takeya, it will stay hot for up to 12 hours thanks to its advanced vacuum insulated system. Which cup keeps coffee the hottest? The Overall … Read more
Conduction is loss of heat through the direct contact of two materials, one of which is a colder than the other. Because ceramic is more porous than glass, conduction occurs slower in ceramic mugs. What cup material retains heat the best? Although, based on the knowledge surrounding heat capacity, the ceramic mug wins the warm … Read more
Which type of cup will keep a hot drink warm longer: paper, plastic, Styrofoam, or glass? The answer to this question turned out to be that the Styrofoam cup was the best at keeping the temperature consistently hot. Which type of cup keeps water warm the longest? The results of my experiment is that the … Read more