How much clearance is there to fit in a coffee mug? I prefer using my contigo mugs.
1346053
It really depends on what size your mug is...12? 16? These mugs are 15 oz travel mugs...fairly tall, and there isn't any wiggle room unless you remove the drip tray
1346054
I use my Starbucks and other coffee mugs with the machine without any problems. I have other 16oz travel mugs that are too tall to fit though..
1346055
I assume you're talking about a coffee cup mug instead of a travel mug. Your normal sized coffee mug will fit. I don't recommend this coffee maker. Mine didn't last a year. It just quit working.
1346056
I bought this item as a gift. Therefore I have not used this item in order to be able to answer your question. Sorry.
1346057
I sent this coffee maker back..it leaks water or coffee all over..I read this in the comments and bought it anyway. They were right and I should have taken them seriously. Not having the coffee maker anymore I can't advise on the cup but I will warn u against buying it.. A word to the wise should be sufficient.
2222943
I just measured it - the handles are a hair under 4", so if your cup is 4" wide, it might not work. That would be a shame, because I think it's perfect. so maybe you should get a smaller mug. :-)
1364983
I have a Keurig Platinum and the mug will not fit even with the spill catcher removed. That said, I still think the mug is worth the hassle.
2109153
5.5" is the exact clearance. It is not quite tall enough for most travel mugs to fit under. You can slide slightly taller mugs up under the spout but then you have to tilt them to get them back out and run the risk of spilling coffee out. To fill a travel mug I usually just brew the java into this thing: http://amzn.to/1gULGnt and then pour it in the travel mug. I leave that stainless pitcher under the spout all day anyway so that when the machine turns off and on and spews hot water to clean the spout, it is collected in this little pitcher instead of in the base of the machine. It's a little easier to pour out the pitcher than the base of the machine. 5.5" is the exact clearance. It is not quite tall enough for most travel mugs to fit under. You can slide slightly taller mugs up under the spout but then you have to tilt them to get them back out and run the risk of spilling coffee out. To fill a travel mug I usually just brew the java into this thing: http://amzn.to/1gULGnt and then pour it in the travel mug. I leave that stainless pitcher under the spout all day anyway so that when the machine turns off and on and spews hot water to clean the spout, it is collected in this little pitcher instead of in the base of the machine. It's... » Read More 5.5" is the exact clearance. It is not quite tall enough for most travel mugs to fit under. You can slide slightly taller mugs up under the spout but then you have to tilt them to get them back out and run the risk of spilling coffee out. To fill a travel mug I usually just brew the java into this thing: http://amzn.to/1gULGnt and then pour it in the travel mug. I leave that stainless pitcher under the spout all day anyway so that when the machine turns off and on and spews hot water to clean the spout, it is collected in this little pitcher instead of in the base of the machine. It's a little easier to pour out the pitcher than the base of the machine. « Show Less
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It is 29.5 inches. Yes it can fit my Starbucks or Dunkin Donuts cups perfectly. Not sure about mugs from home since I've never tried, except for the to-go cups, which do fit.
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I got rid of mine because it really was a piece of junk (did not keep the coffee hot and the lid really sucks). That said, it 'might fit if you remove the thing at the bottom that catches excess liquid. All in all, this is really not a good buy. Try the Contigo AUTOSEAL West Loop Stainless Steel Travel Mug with Easy-Clean Lid, 16-Ounce, Midnight Blue. That one will indeed fit under the spout of a Keurig Platinum (as long as the drip tray is removed) and the lid seals very well.
447053
The mug is very narrow, much too narrow for the AeroPress itself, and also too narrow for the funnel.As an aside, it's funny: I'd never considered using the funnel for fitting the AeroPress over narrower mugs...I only used it to put grounds into the tube. But I just tested it, and darned if the hexagonal shape of the bottom ridge of the AeroPress didn't fit exactly into the funnel top...the things you learn!
45304
You can fit a travel mug underneath at an angle, but otherwise, they don't fit.
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I have used in most of coffee mugs I have, i think you'll be fine if the diameter is in between 7.5 to 9.75 cm.
441287
I guess a very tall one. You can remove the tray underneath to fit a non regular mug. By the way if you are interested I am selling this machine as I need one that makes espresso instead.
1187039
normal coffee mug will fit, will not accommodate a travel mug. just another reason to not buy this product. ours drips and leaves a mess all over the counter.
2204477
The cup must be no taller than 3 1/4 inches or 8 cm. Tall mugs will not fit but one that is less than 3 1/4 inches will fit.
1353340
your assumption is correct. it stan dsabout 7.5" give or take a fraction of an inch. starbucks sell their own logo'd mugs, and contigo makes them. this is adandy mug, and it doesn't leak at all, except for and liquid that doesn't drain back into the mug after taking sip
1199168
I've never had that issue, but if you make a large helping of coffee, I suppose you could. I would use a tall, not so wide, mug in that case. Maybe one of those travel mugs.
1383384
I measured with a 4 inch tall mug and it would not fit. A 3 3/4 inch mug barely fit, but it got under there without having to tilt too badly. I bought an extra large shot glass I found at Goodwill and that works great for me.
1108276
No-a regular mug won't fit underneath. It's a really testy machine-I'm not thrilled with it. It seems like it should be more consistent
167753
Mine are 5 7/8 inches high. They would fit a Tassimo or a late model keurig but probably not most Delonghi espresso machines. The mugs are not heavy and if you are looking for a solid heavy glass mug then you may be disappointed. I like mine and they have lasted without breakage but I am careful with them.