There's no pitcher. Why does the description include "Dishwasher-safe shatter-resistant pitcher with 56-ounce capacity; soft-grip handle"?
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@Jeremy Gregg- it appears that the seller has replaced attention to detail with Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V. Nevermind that though, trolling is no substatute for this great set of crystal. I'm having a white whiskey neat from The Liberty Distillery in Vancouver, BC as we speak. Cheers!
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It's 80.1 capacity. I just measured pouring water from a measuring cup into the pitcher. The title is incorrect. It's a great pitcher though!
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The pitcher is not stamped with a recycling number, but does have the little fork and glass emblem on the bottom of the pitcher. I believe this is used outside the US for plastic that is safe for the storage of food or drink.
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I wondered the same thing but this pitcher is definitely glass. The top is plastic.
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it's plastic....put it can still break. . . as I found out this evening. sigh. I'm sure it'll be cheaper to just buy a whole new unit rather than replace the pitcher. I may decide to get a nutri ninja. I may just get nothing. #sadface
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The pitcher holds 8 cups. It's comparable to other blender pitchers, but the blade and bottom are attached as all one piece, so there's no leaking!
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Bless your heart I don't know...I would contact the company directly... That's the same pitcher I have.. Any thing you find out will be helpful to all who own it...
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NO!! I can't speak to previous orders but I just received mine today, 7/15/2015, and NO this pitcher is absolutely NOT glass as clearly stated in headline/subject line that initially describes product. The pitcher itself is plastic, the insert is plastic, and the plastic lid is.....plastic. The only part of this product that is not plastic is the box it came in and the paper pamphlet. I am very disappointed as I specifically thought I was purchasing a "glass pitcher". So if you are specifically looking for a glass pitcher, keep on looking -- this isn't it.
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I don't use this pitcher, it's not only too thin, but it easily slips out of your hand and will break. Also the top is not adequate.
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The bottle is but not sure about the pitcher. Amazon does not know and the Clear 2o website FAQ only addresses the bottle
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The pitcher itself does not contain any markings that would suggest that its BPA and phtalate free. The markings on the bottom specify only that its PP #5 recyclable.
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Pretty much like every other plastic pitcher. The handle is incorporated into the collar that screws onto the top of the pitcher. It's pretty stable. My one complaint us that the pitcher is tall and hard to fit on my refrigerator shelf. I suggested that the manufacturer might want to shorten the pitcher. Their response: lay the pitcher on its side. There's a space saving idea. Lol
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Our pitcher was 9.5 inches tall, 4.5 inches top diameter and 5.5 inches bottom diameter. It just broke because of the thin glass problem. Replaced with Classic Pitcher 64oz by US Acrylic which is almost the same size and essentially unbreakable. Even the lid fit. However, note this BPA-free pitcher is plastic which may be a concern for some (the machine is also plastic but not BPA free)
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Sorry, I don't know. But I wouldn't recommend to buy this pitcher. No way to pour without excessive spilling. Although it looks pretty, the design is very poor. Save your money and your nerves.
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There are a variety of numbers that seem to fit the same pitcher. Call the manufacturer and they will tell you if these two are the same.
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The pitcher is glass. So far it's held up well and I wash it in the top rack of dishwasher.
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I finally found one at DavidsTea in the store which is a very good quality and when closed, can be shaken, because the top is screwed on. It's in the picture here in the back: http://www.davidstea.com/summer-tea-club but for some reason I don't see it for sale on-line. You're right, it shouldn't be so hard to find a good pitcher, but maybe there's a business opportunity here!