Could the side areas hold a coffee mug?
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The side areas will only hold a skinny mug.. Some of my biggest ones wont fit.. But that being said.I love it to read in the tub....a sip a cup of tea or coffee
803149
It may hold one that is tall - like those designed as travel mugs. But...it would need to be lightweight.
1566269
It wouldn't work if you want the mugs to hang below the rack. You could definitely hang them but the mugs would be leaning against the rack.
74797
yes i believe it can be used outside...i use it inside to hold my coffee cups
786093
Yes on the sides but you need to use two hands. Think of it like an ice chest/cooler.
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.
96020
as long as it was not an oversized mug, I think you would be able to fit a coffee mug in these bags (mine are from 2012)
1294711
You can remove the platform all together and probably get a carafe or "Big Gulp" sized travel mug under there ;-)
297462
Yes you can, as long as it doesn't stand so tall that it doesn't clear the metal coffee retainer above
498138
If the mugs are only on one side? NO If all the mugs are on one side? I don't know.
1282862
The bottom if the holder is plastic. But the sides are stainless steel so maybe that would work?
356722
If using a traditional style coffee mug then no. Cup holder is perfect for a water bottle or similarly shaped thermal cup.
1597179
Yes. The bottom area where the normal cup sits pulls out to accommodate a travel mug. Nice feature.T
1536144
Sorry, I no longer own the mug, however it might be possible to get a straw through the opening. Another option could be to drill the hole large enough to accept a straw. Apologies, that I could not be more help-
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Yes, although you would want to be careful of how hot since the entire cup will becomes the temperature of what ever is inside of it (unlike a coffee mug wich acts as an insulator). The handle woun't get very hot though.
1335357
I don't have the mug with me right now, but I have a Keurig B60 brewer and this mug just barely fits in the brewing area when the bottom piece is removed. That's with the lid of the mug removed, and the lid adds about another half inch or so. So that will give you an idea.
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Yes you can. But the little part that holds the coffee grounds is VERY small. I don't even use mine because of that.