85 Ounces Glass Pitcher with Filter Lid/Water Carafe for Homemade Juice & Iced Tea,Stovetop Safe Beverage Jug
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85 Ounces Glass Pitcher with Filter Lid/Water Carafe for Homemade Juice & Iced Tea,Stovetop Safe Beverage Jug
- ★【Superior Large Capacity Fit for Fridge】:2.5 Liter/ 85oz, it looks small, but it’s large enough to serve your family for daily drink or entertain guests at the party.
- ★【Boiling Water & Ice Cube Both Nice】:Stovetop safe & refrigerator safe, withstand temperature is 0 to 300 ℉, so you can boil water on the stove directly or put it in your fridge.
- ★【Non Toxic - Healthy is No.1】:It is made of borosilicate material which unlike other types of Glass is proven health safe. It can be used safely for many types of beverages from water, iced tea, hot tea, coffee, milk, cream, wine, cocktails, fruit punch and fruit infused juices.
- ★【Wash Easily-Dishwasher safe】： Big mouth on the top can let your hand reach the bottom easily,making the inside cleaning become very convenient and easy.
- ★【New Designed Stainless Steel Lid】:BPA-free, The spout is nicely designed to avoid any drip after serving. The silicon ring inside the cap will ensure the lid remains secure and will avoid any spilling.
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