24oz Hogg Snow Globe Tumblers
$35.00
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$35.00
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The Shake Factor: The glitter is not permanently stuck to the walls (unless it is a specialty polyacrylic tumbler); it flows freely and settles at the bottom or top when the cup rests, needing a quick shake before use.
How Long It Floats: Depending on the solution mix (like distilled water with vegetable glycerin or clear glue, etc), the glitter can either settle quickly in a few minutes or drift slowly for days. Or suspend where it just stays suspended in place in the liquid for days.
Cold Drinks Only: I Emphasize that these cups are strictly for cold or room-temperature beverages. Pouring hot liquids—even hot water over ice—can crack the acrylic or glass inner walls due to thermal shock.
Hand Wash Only: Remind customers never to put them in the dishwasher, microwave, or soak them in water. Store them upside down when not in use to keep the seals happy.
Why is there an air bubble at the top?"
I just want to explain that a small air bubble is necessary. It allows the liquid and glitter to move and flow properly when shaken; without a tiny pocket of air, the fluid couldn't cascade.
"Why is the glitter settling?"
Please let me clarify that natural or classic snow globe mixes settle down when the cup sits still on a desk or shelf. A simple swirl or shake brings the magic right back to life.
"Are they durable?"
I will be upfront, they are high-art drinkware. Just like a glass/plastic snow globe, dropping them hard on concrete can crack the outer shell or damage the seal, so they require a little extra love and care.
24oz Hogg Snow Globe Tumblers
$35.00
Sale price
$35.00
Regular price
A snow globe tumbler is a double-walled cup with a sealed hollow space between the inner and outer walls filled with liquid and glitter. When you pick it up and shake it, the glitter and custom pieces swirl around just like a classic holiday snow globe.
Common Questions with Snow Globe Tumblers:
Please let me clarify that natural or classic snow globe mixes settle down when the cup sits still on a desk or shelf. A simple swirl or shake brings the magic right back to life.
I will be upfront, they are high-art drinkware. Just like a glass/plastic snow globe, dropping them hard on concrete can crack the outer shell or damage the seal, so they require a little extra love and care.