Where is the 1 oz mark? I bought these and thought maybe I got a messed up pack but I looked back on here and these are like that as well. How do you measure if there is no 1 oz mark? You can't see the milk below the clean when it's on the bottom.
1376331
The lid or cap is a measuring tool on these bottles. So use the cap to measure out one oz. I hope that helps answer your question :)
1917373
My measuring cup for this model does not show milliliters, only measurements of 1/4, 1/2, and 3/4 cup. Based on where the 3/4 measurement appears, I am assuming that the top of the cup would be the 1 cup mark. You might want to check these measurements, but I found the following on the internet: 1/4 cup = 59.147 ml, 1/2 cup = 118.294 ml, 3/4 cup = 177.44 ml, and 1 cup = 236.588. I hope this helps.
1986457
Could be a mistake, I guess. I bought the 3.4 oz, normal is 1.7 oz, 2.5 oz, 3.4 oz, 4.0 oz
1095844
Vanessa, maybe you're over filling it. Follow the instructions, there are a couple of markings inside to tell you how much milk to put in your Aeroccino. Good luck!!!
295002
Not good. Your question made me check and realize that they shipped me a 2-pack that expired in 5 months from the date of shipment. This is not a gallon of milk! It should have, by rights, been good for much longer.
604588
Call the manufacturer. More than likely they will ship you a new set for free. Mine got milk in them (user error) so I called thinking I had to buy a new one. But nope-they replaced them for free!
636087
Good question! I never really tried anything lower than an ounce, but I wanted to help you out so I took out the scale and put just a piece of paper on it and it did show .1 oz. I love this scale and it is very accurate. Matches the post office scale. Highly recommend it!
1093955
I'd love to know this, too! I own these--and they are a bit different from another pair of measuring spoons I have. No idea which is more accurate!
1796373
Personally, I believe that it is a misprint. The container is 2.5 lb. (2 lb. 8 Oz.) of powdered malted milk. If the container held 2.5 gallons, it would be huge and most certainly weigh more than 2.5 lb. I was most happy with my purchase (which is long gone) & will shortly more. I don't know why the local supermarkets don't have it !!!! -Marie
1149054
I had the same problem when I ordered these. Didnt know if they where the big or small ones in the picture, as it didnt reveil sizes in the description at the time. So I chanced it anyways... turned out to be the small ones, 16oz. In size I believe.
1277771
I would think the manufacturer would have the answer. I gave it away so I can't look on the bottom to see if there is any marking. Sorry I cannot help you. Curious as to why you are interested in that.
1951175
? Buy One Cup as in 8 oz. cup or one measuring cup? I got the set of three and love using them because you can stand up and pour in your fluid stopping at the proper line amount without bending over and checking the mark on the side of the cup. Don't know if I answered your question hope I helped.
2221012
No ounce markings are on the bottle. They are great water bottles, but if you need the markings, then I suggest looking for a different water bottle.
706435
I just checked on both my dispensers and there are no markings above the counter. I did not check what is below the counter though but that should not matter :-)
564046
There are no half-ounce markings, only whole numbers. It measures from 1oz. to 16oz. (whole numbers only). If you don't need precise measurements you couldeasily eye-ball measure the 1/2 0z. increments, but if you really need a precise mark this will not work for you.
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I ordered one on January 5, 2015 and the one I received fits the "flat-topped milkcan" description.The top section is about 7/8" across. It starts with a flat top with a 1/4" bullnosed edge then drops through a 5/8" concavity that narrows to a diameter of about 1" before flaring back out to the weight's roughly 1 7/8" diameter:(Paste the following ASCII art into notepad or anything else that uses a fixed font to get a better idea of what I'm talking about :).____( .. ).\ ././ .\/ .. \| .. || .. || .. ||----| I ordered one on January 5, 2015 and the one I received fits the "flat-topped milkcan" description.The top section is about 7/8" across. It starts with a flat top with a 1/4" bullnosed edge then drops through a 5/8" concavity that narrows to a diameter of about 1" before flaring back out to the weight's roughly 1 7/8" diameter:(Paste the following ASCII art into notepad or anything else that uses a fixed font to get a better idea of what I'm talking about :).____( .. ).\ ././ .\/ .. \| .. ||... » Read More I ordered one on January 5, 2015 and the one I received fits the "flat-topped milkcan" description.The top section is about 7/8" across. It starts with a flat top with a 1/4" bullnosed edge then drops through a 5/8" concavity that narrows to a diameter of about 1" before flaring back out to the weight's roughly 1 7/8" diameter:(Paste the following ASCII art into notepad or anything else that uses a fixed font to get a better idea of what I'm talking about :).____( .. ).\ ././ .\/ .. \| .. || .. || .. ||----| « Show Less
1939815
I would REALLY like to help you - but this is VERY hard to tell - the imprint is just the plastic imprinted with lots of stuff on the bottom of the bottle and its TINY! The stamped numbers on the bottom are the only thing that is ink and readable by my (must be) old eyes! I am sorry - If I had a crayon, I'd try to take a rubbing, but no such luck! We do like these and I think that they are at least BPA free since I do not buy anything w/o knowing it is BPA free - but I really don't remember if this was PP or LDPE-free - I'm sorry!