Can you adjust the size of the pot holder, for larger lots and smaller mugs?
1323428
Yes, the arms of the pot holder swivel from the retracted position - good for small trail mugs and pots, to a fully extended mode capable of supporting medium size pots. Has worked good for me..
1323429
Not really. It opens up to where the holders are supposed to lock into place but in our experience, after a few uses, the metal holders fail due to both heating up and the weight of the items on it. This is stove is really only useful for small item like a metal mug, small fry pan or small pot. If you're looking for single serving stove, this would work, but not much more than that.
1783033
The bottom of the small Bee House measures 4 inches long (end to end), while the smaller inner circle (designed to fit on top of the mug, or pot in your case) is 2.5 inches. I have no experience with the other pots you mentioned so i can not comment, but if the opening of those pots are less than 4 inches in diameter it should work just fine. Hope that answers your question! Edit: this is the quote from the product description "It will also fit the top of any mug that is between 3 inches to 3.5 inches in diameter." There is a more definitive answer.
514492
YES, it can. I had the big Campbell's can of chicken and dumpling soup today and there was still about an inch room left at top of the mug.
996434
I have 10 large mugs on mine. There are 5 more hooks on the bottom, but you can't really hang mugs on them.
165531
maybe. The top, smaller holder is 2" at the bottom and widens to 2 3/4" at the top. You can also use the larger bottom on top and use the smaller holder as the stand. The larger end is like a champagne glass and is also 2" at the bottom but almost 4" at the top. Both ends are about 1" deep and the entire holder is 6" tall.
439473
I just tried it on mine and it was really tight. Unless you have very small coffee mugs, I don't think this would fit your needs.
153663
I don't think so. I don't have a ruler handy but I know it does not fit my larger mugs. It does fit a wide mouth mason jar perfectly and those are smaller than 4 inches across.
2040771
No, I have that DeLonghi coffee maker and the pot is just a bit too short. I have to tip the pot in order to engage the pause and serve feature.
1916066
While I used mine I was able to use a small 3' mug. May still have some room for a 3.5-3.7' mug. Hope this helps.
1367876
Certainly, just add less coffee/water. There are two lines that are hard to see on the inside of the pot--the bottom line makes a very full large cup, to the top second line gets you about two medium-large cups.
497691
not with an inch head space. Also, these pots don't have handles on the sides, so moving them when they are full or hot is difficult.
1012399
Absolutely NOT....it will only take mugs up to 4.5" and my taller "coffee" cups won't fit, let alone a travel mug.
100351
The machine does not have an adjustable brewing head. That said, it works fine for all standard sized coffee mugs and smaller. If you need more espresso than that perhaps you need to see your addiction specialist. :-)
1539850
I squeeze till its what the recipe called for. I dont think you can set it for a certian size
996429
This mug holder holds 15 coffee mugs. You don't hang them by their handles. You slip the inside of the mug over the upturned posts. It's sturdy, too, & takes up very little space. I have it on my buffet counter. If you have a cabinet with adjustable shelves, it should fit inside.
414806
My mugs are 4 inches tall and 3 inches in diameter. I hang them by the handle on the top two sets of hooks. I don't use the bottom rack. I can hang ten this way without having to invert them. The rack can easily handle a larger diameter mug. Very satisfied with the look and convenience.
1250493
I can fix a 6" mug in there. I can also remove the "drip" plate and add additional space (about 2") on my model. Chose the largest cup size for your mug and you should be good to go.