Can anyone compare these in quality and durability to the Tervis tumbler? They are much cheaper cost of course, especially with lids.
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They are great for a parry .. NOT O USE DAILY OR COMPARE. ONE THAT IS MORE EXPENSIVE. Tthay worried great for our use. (Weekend party) but u gets what u pay for
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Yea - I wouldn't think you could compare. Nothing comes close to Tervis but these served the purpose for us. My daughter decorated them and gave one to each of her bridesmaids on wedding day. They loved them!
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Never had a coating/frosting problem with Tervis tumblers. Do get it with some of my cheaper wine and tumbler glasses as well as Kosta Boda crystal plates. Can't figure this damage out. Neither can the DW detergent manufacturers either.
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Amazon (through Backcountry) has finally started selling the lid. It's not airtight (the tumbler isn't threaded for a cap), but will keep things the right temp longer and maybe reduce spills.http://www.amazon.com/Klean-Kanteen-Pint-Lid/dp/B00IPOT5B8/ref=pd_sbs_sg_5?ie=UTF8&refRID;=140VDB5S7KMC6A577RPM
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I don't know to be honest with you. I use both of mine almost daily and they are showing very little wear or tear. I keep the plastic insert in when I am storing them to avoid chips. No point in tempting fate. I am guessing just based on my usage a few years but I do love them
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I have really liked mine. Much better quality than the cheaper ones they replaced. I've had them over 6 months now.
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Having had this happen recently when the contents of my freezer skidded out (flexing shelf), I am happy to report that these items did NOT break. The Rubbermaid product (red lid) cracked. These Stor-keeper items are really high quality and last for years. Freezing DOES NOT make the plastic rigid. I saw some criticism with the lid seal. I have found that these seal perfectly, and I've not had any problems.
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difference imo is not actually in price but in quality . the regular rubbermaids tend to get stained either by sauce or just because its worn out. these premier actually don't get stained they stay as new . i have the 1st stain resistant that came out and loved them, so decided to buy these for my mom. hope you do as well :)
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I can't speak for the Aladdin infuser, however I have been using the Teavana tumbler regularly for a year now and I still love it. We try to avoid products made mostly of plastic because my husband is a cancer survivor, so the stainless steel is an important feature for us. I don't like to drink out of it with the infuser still attached. The way Teavana's is designed, I'm able to remove it from the tumbler, set it aside and steep the same tea leaves again, if I want. I can't complain about the tumbler. It stays warm for hours when the lid is on. It's very portable. It works for my tea consumption style.
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I have the blue and green mugs. They are all ceric and work great. The lids are screw and twist on. No leaks on road trips and liquids are well maintained toe rapture wise. The lid is a type of rubberized plastic that has held up well to frequent wasing in dishwasher. This product is superb and would buy another anytime.
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I personally don't sell theses but I have a friend that had their lid break also. They went to tervis.com and ordered a new lid. This would be my advice to you also order directly from Tervis for this piece for your bottle. Good luck and I hope this helps
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Hi David, We bought this tumbler for my son and were very happy with it. It really is sturdy and worth the extra money (vs the cheap models). It comes with the tumbler and barrel, grit pack, polishing rock, jewelry kit and instructions. It is noisy but it does the job!
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There are a few I have seen, but the most common (and what I use) is the Thumler Tumbler Model B. I've seen people mention there are 2 models of it, so be sure to get the higher speed model which uses a motor that rotates at 3000rpm
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I don't have the rubbermaid ones anymore as the lids split and cracked. I only use Tupperware Modular Mates now because they are much better quality and have a lifetime warranty if they split or crack. In fact, this is the one product that made me decide to become a Tupperware consultant. If you look at my storefront - ForMyKids - you'll see the Modular Mates sets I'm talking about. I'm sorry for this "commercial" but it is just something that I feel passionately about. Or you could contact me at sarahpat with isp of surewest DOT net
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it's the same as a standard straw, BUT as they are hard (acrylic type) there is no give. For example i have some older tervis cups with older lids that they won't fit thru, but the new tervis lids they will. i would say don't risk it. they are really cool straws though .....hope that helps ;)
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I've been using this brand and recently got some Sunsella ones too (because they were cheaper.) They look identical - but the lids on the Norpro ones seem to fit slightly more tightly - exactly the opposite of Natosha Miller's experience! I filled one of each brand with water and stood it on its lid on the kitchen counter. The Sunsella one leaked and the Norpro one didn't. The silicone doesn't appear to me to be any different between the two brands.
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They seem quite sturdy to me. I've used them all A LOT and I haven't had a problem yet. These things are so convenient. I will never look for another lid again! I hope this helps.
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I would say the lids are about the same. The latches and hinges are better though. They are made out of metal.