James Bond Heat Changing Mug - Gunbarrel


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The James Bond Heat Changing Mug is an ideal choice for 007 fans and cinematic enthusiasts looking to add a touch of espionage to their morning coffee or tea routine. This high-quality ceramic mug offers a captivating transformation, revealing the iconic 007 logo and classic gun barrel motif whenever hot liquid is poured into it. While the visual experience is engaging and unique, users should be aware that the mug requires hand washing to protect its specialized thermal-reactive coating.
| Model Part Number | SCMG25416 |
|---|---|
| Brand | James Bond |
No, the microwave can damage the heat-sensitive coating and cause the design to fail.
No, you must hand wash the mug to preserve the heat-changing properties.
The design remains visible as long as the beverage inside remains hot enough to keep the coating activated.
Yes, this mug is officially licensed.
The thermal effect only triggers with heat, so cold water will not reveal the gun barrel motif.
Ensure the liquid poured is sufficiently hot. If the drink is lukewarm, the thermal ink may not activate.
Avoid using abrasive sponges or placing the mug in a dishwasher, as these will damage the heat-sensitive surface.
There is no complex setup required for this mug; simply rinse it with warm, soapy water before its first use. To ensure the longevity of the heat-sensitive design, you must hand wash the mug using a soft sponge and mild dish soap. Do not use abrasive scrubbers or steel wool, as these can damage the finish. Because of the specialized coating, this mug is strictly NOT compatible with dishwashers or microwaves. Exposure to harsh cleaning cycles or extreme internal heat from microwaves will cause the thermal-reactive layer to peel or lose functionality over time.