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Question: can u put this in the bottom of the dishwasher or top rack only?
Document: When I read the other reviews regarding poor packaging, I was a little nervous to open my package up, but it arrived intact and quite well insulated. The pitcher itself has a unique design that fits well in my cramped refrigerator, and I can easily put it in my dishwasher.
I like to use glass pitcher then plastic ones. These pitchers work great for us. It easy to wash with the dishwasher. Doesn't trap odors. That is one thing good about glass. We also use it when we have barbeque part. We make the drink and put it into the refrigerator and once it's time to take it out. The taste of the drink is great
Lets face it, a juice bottle without a functioning, spill proof lid makes no sense. We squeeze our own fresh citrus juice and this bottle fits well on the door shelf of the refrigerator saving space. So far so good. But the lid is a flimsy piece of malformed plastic that does not seal. In fact, most of it is open to facilitate pouring. Citrus, in fact almost all fresh juices settle, pulp at bottom, juice at top.
I read a lot of reviews before choosing a glass pitcher. I juice fresh produce and wanted, like many reviers, something that wouldn't stain from carrots and things. The white top did stain after two weeks of daily use. The dishwasher hasn't been able to remove the stains but maybe a bleach based cleaner would. At any rate, I'm not terribly concerned and have really enjoyed these. Their slim profile fits nicely in my fridge keeping a tidy appearance.
Broke the first time I used it... not even sure how. Filled it with juice, put it in the fridge and the glass had broken near the top and fallen into the pitcher, had to throw all that hand squeezed juice out. The glass is VERY VERY VERY thin and apparently FRAGILE... Like two sheets of paper thin.Also and this is just as much an issue with this product, the lid does not seal at all... not even a little.
I first purchased this pitcher in Dec 2010. I thought it was the perfect solution to storing my sun tea. I have the smaller, 57 oz pitcher (with handle) for Crystal Light Lemonade for those who want to drink Arnold Palmers - which I recommend!Seems a good design with good gripping indentations on either side. Fits nicely in the door of my fridge.Alas, the glass is extremely thin and within weeks the entire top of the container had cracked and broken off. Dishwasher blow? Maybe.
This product is great. I did not experience any leaking with the lids and the glass bottom was smootm.
I bought this item at my local Target store and after using it a few times, the bottom of the pitcher cracked. Also, the pitcher doesn't have the feel of glass as another reviewer mentioned. I would not purchase this item again.
Worked ok for about 18 months. Today there was a small hole in the bottom corner, spilling liquid all over the refrigerator. I vaguely recall bumping it slightly into another glass container, but nothing major. I see from other reviews that this is a design flaw.
I purchased this product Dec 2008 (this pitcher is made in France). It looks great, but on mine there was a little bit of extra glass on the base of it that made it sit a bit uneven. I didn't like that, but it otherwise looked and worked great, so I decided to keep it. A week later, the extra bit of glass on the bottom corner breaks off, resulting in a hole in the bottom on the pitcher and a stream of liquid pouring out of the bottle!
Answer: The pitcher is glass and I put it in the bottom.  The lid is plastic and I only put it in the top rack.