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100% Pure Copper Mug | Missouri Tea Company 16oz
Missouri Tea Company’s 100% Pure Copper Mug is crafted for those who appreciate traditional drinkware, timeless design, and the historic use of copper vessels in everyday wellness routines.
According to Ayurveda, drinking water stored in copper vessels (such as copper water bottle or cup) on a empty stomach detoxifies and cleanses your digestive system first thing in the morning. Copper helps stimulate the stomach muscles to move waste products through the intestines and out of the body.
Copper kills bacteria, the 2 common bacteria that cause serious illness. Copper also helps prevent bacteria that causes diarrhea from drinking bad water.
Drinking from a copper cup has been shown to boost the immune system and improve digestion
Drinking from Copper cups / bottles also aids in the production of new cells that help replenish the topmost layers of your skin. Copper is the main component in the production of melanin (a pigment that mitigates the color of your skin, eyes and hair)
Made of the highest quality copper with a smooth, mirror-like finish, our copper steins are inspired by the flared shape and ridged design of traditional Belgian beer steins. The unexpected material choice adds a modern edge to this traditional mug. Additionally, the pure copper is an excellent conductor for the cold, which makes each sip feel chilly and satisfying.
Purchase a single stein as a gift for birthdays. Go with a pair of mugs for weddings. Collect a set for serving beer or cold beverages outdoors with a dramatic flair. Whatever the occasion — and whatever your drink of choice — our copper beer stein is a gorgeous choice. We’ll raise a mug to that!
***THE CUP WILL TARNISH WITH USE, ESPECIALLY ON THE INSIDE, THIS IS NORMAL!
Use warm or cool liquids or room temperature liquids such as : Water, Beer, Tea and Mixed Cocktails
** NO HOT LIQUIDS NO DISHWASHER **NO MICROWAVE
hand crafted in India
ARE THERE DRINKS THAT SHOULD AND SHOULD NOT BE CONSUMED FROM A COPPER CUP?
Is it safe to enjoy beverages in a copper mug as long as you do not warm the mug in a microwave or use a dishwasher to clean. Also do not drink acidic drinks from the mug like lemon water, orange juice or tomato juice. Since copper is a conductive metal, warm liquids can run the risk of burning your hands and/or mouth. So, NO HOT LIQUIDS NO ACIDIC LIQUIDS. Its internal structure keeps chilled beverages cooler for longer.
CLEANING YOUR COPPER MUG... TARNISHING IS NORMAL
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Dish soap and waterRinse the mug with warm water and mild dish soap, then gently scrub with a soft sponge in circles. Rinse again and dry thoroughly with a clean cloth to prevent oxidation. Avoid using textured or synthetic cloths that could scratch the surface.
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Baking soda and vinegarMix three parts baking soda with one part vinegar to create a paste. Apply the paste to the mug with a wet cloth or sponge and let it sit. Scrub, then hand wash and rinse with clean water and a soft sponge to remove the paste and tarnish.
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Vinegar and saltPour 1/4 cup of white vinegar and two tablespoons of coarse salt into the mug and rub it into the surface. The salt acts as an abrasive to remove fat from the metal's small pockets, while the vinegar forces it out.
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Lemon and saltPour salt onto a plate and cut a fresh lemon or lime into 1/4-inch slices. Dip a slice into the salt and scrub the mug with slow circles on the inside and outside.
Missouri Tea Company’s 100% Pure Copper Mug is crafted for those who appreciate traditional drinkware, timeless design, and the historic use of copper vessels in everyday wellness routines.
According to Ayurveda, drinking water stored in copper vessels (such as copper water bottle or cup) on a empty stomach detoxifies and cleanses your digestive system first thing in the morning. Copper helps stimulate the stomach muscles to move waste products through the intestines and out of the body.
Copper kills bacteria, the 2 common bacteria that cause serious illness. Copper also helps prevent bacteria that causes diarrhea from drinking bad water.
Drinking from a copper cup has been shown to boost the immune system and improve digestion
Drinking from Copper cups / bottles also aids in the production of new cells that help replenish the topmost layers of your skin. Copper is the main component in the production of melanin (a pigment that mitigates the color of your skin, eyes and hair)
Made of the highest quality copper with a smooth, mirror-like finish, our copper steins are inspired by the flared shape and ridged design of traditional Belgian beer steins. The unexpected material choice adds a modern edge to this traditional mug. Additionally, the pure copper is an excellent conductor for the cold, which makes each sip feel chilly and satisfying.
Purchase a single stein as a gift for birthdays. Go with a pair of mugs for weddings. Collect a set for serving beer or cold beverages outdoors with a dramatic flair. Whatever the occasion — and whatever your drink of choice — our copper beer stein is a gorgeous choice. We’ll raise a mug to that!
***THE CUP WILL TARNISH WITH USE, ESPECIALLY ON THE INSIDE, THIS IS NORMAL!
Use warm or cool liquids or room temperature liquids such as : Water, Beer, Tea and Mixed Cocktails
** NO HOT LIQUIDS NO DISHWASHER **NO MICROWAVE
hand crafted in India
ARE THERE DRINKS THAT SHOULD AND SHOULD NOT BE CONSUMED FROM A COPPER CUP?
Is it safe to enjoy beverages in a copper mug as long as you do not warm the mug in a microwave or use a dishwasher to clean. Also do not drink acidic drinks from the mug like lemon water, orange juice or tomato juice. Since copper is a conductive metal, warm liquids can run the risk of burning your hands and/or mouth. So, NO HOT LIQUIDS NO ACIDIC LIQUIDS. Its internal structure keeps chilled beverages cooler for longer.
CLEANING YOUR COPPER MUG... TARNISHING IS NORMAL
-
Dish soap and waterRinse the mug with warm water and mild dish soap, then gently scrub with a soft sponge in circles. Rinse again and dry thoroughly with a clean cloth to prevent oxidation. Avoid using textured or synthetic cloths that could scratch the surface.
-
Baking soda and vinegarMix three parts baking soda with one part vinegar to create a paste. Apply the paste to the mug with a wet cloth or sponge and let it sit. Scrub, then hand wash and rinse with clean water and a soft sponge to remove the paste and tarnish.
-
Vinegar and saltPour 1/4 cup of white vinegar and two tablespoons of coarse salt into the mug and rub it into the surface. The salt acts as an abrasive to remove fat from the metal's small pockets, while the vinegar forces it out.
-
Lemon and saltPour salt onto a plate and cut a fresh lemon or lime into 1/4-inch slices. Dip a slice into the salt and scrub the mug with slow circles on the inside and outside.