I have a Keurig Platinum and when it is full of water it weights over 17 lbs...my question is, will the Handy Caddy be able to handle that weight and work well?
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This didn't work under my heavy espresso machine. I used a small cutting board and refrigerator sliders, works great.
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I have used mine for the same Keurig and it is now starting to need some effort to roll. I have read that I can change some gasket or o-ring in the wheels but have not checked it out yet. I have been using it for about 1 year with the Keurig. I am now looking for another type to try out next.
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I only use the Handy Caddy for my coffeemaker, so not for sure if it would hold up over 17 lbs.
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I also use a Keurig Platinum and I have no problem using it with the Handy Caddy. I feel that it works well for this coffee maker.
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I have a mister coffee and it works great, but a friend of mine has another kind of coffee pot and she said it didn't fit, so I don't know the answer to your question. But buy one and try it out, you can always return it, or give it as a gift, like I have done.
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I saw your question and had to do my best to give you a good honest answer. I took a 25lb bag of lead shot and placed it on the Handy Caddy. I moved it back and forth 10 to 15 times and it rolled flawlessly. There was some force needed to roll it, but it was rolling 25lbs, so to answer your question it will roll 25lbs so 17lbs should be a lot easier. Hope this helps
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yes, it will work just fine we have a big Bunn Stainless coffee pot that weighs near that much and had it on the Handy caddy for more than a year and it still works fine.
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I think you'll be alright. The holders hold the cups firmly and given the cups are so light weight, it shouldn't be a problem. I hope this helps out.
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I think so but not sure how heavy - we are using it for coffee and donuts. It is pretty solid so I would guess up to 30 lbs +/- a few would be fine.
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It is too tall. The top of the Keurig will not open enough to put the k-cup in. I purchased this product and love it! I had to move my Keurig to accommodate it. If you don't have counter space with no upper cabinets, I recommend you look at a carousel stand or something to put beside of the Keurig.
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The caddy is mobile but with 30 gals of gas would weigh over 250 lbs. I filled it up with several trips to gas station and a couple of 5 gal cans. You can just pore it into the caddy, there is a fill cap that comes off.
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Hi I wouldnt know since i never tried it... However i also use the cart to carry over 17 gallons of water for my mom every other week and it seems sturdy enough. I believe as long as u pull the cart over each step with care the wheels shouldnt break or fall off. The cart is very light for its size...id say less than 12lbs.
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Having read the other answers to your question, I thought I would tell you my story. They are all correct about the legs and the knobs on the top. However, with that being said, it IS possible with a little ingenuity. I had purchased some metal shelving units a while ago, and since I am a certifiable packrat, I saved the small plastic circular pieces they used for packing. They are flat with raised rims on both sides, with one side being as if it was originally solid and had a hole made in the middle. The other side is completely open. It was easy to unscrew the metal top knob, drop it through the plastic circle and reinstall the knob. Now the knob sits inside the plastic piece, and there is room for the bottom of the second unit's leg to sit within the raised sides of the plastic. It keeps the units aligned and securely stacked. I have the Keurig K79, which is the big one, and it sits on top just fine. Honestly, I don't think they would move around anyway, given the weight of each of them and the Keurig, but why take chances? The only caveat is to remember that while the top of the leg unit is round, the bottoms are oval, like the legs themselves, so be sure your "connector" will fit the bottom of the legs, too. Overall, I LOVE the stack and the extra storage it gives me. Just don't forget about the additional height if you are putting them under a cabinet. Good luck!
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You should probably ask the manufacturer or the company that put the product up for sale. The item is plastic sliding on plastic so 25 pounds would be a bit much, wouldn't it? My coffee maker has a 12 cup stainless steel carafe. I would guess total weight would be maybe 10-15 pounds for mine.
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I don't know, We have a ceramic pot 21" tall, 18"x18" at the top that tapers to a 10" circle at the bottom filled with soil and a seeding tree on the caddy. The caddy supports the weight and it rolls around on concrete, but the caddy is obviously overloaded and sags noticibly. I'm not sure how long it will last, and we may have to replace it with a sturdier one.
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I would also suggest you look at the different choices of pod holders. This one only holds 20 pods; but it looks nice if that is what you want. I definitely agree with the answer/warning about the height of this pod holder. It fits underneath the cabinet above, but you have to pull it out every time you want to open the top to make coffee.
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Nooooooo. It leaks and damages your counters and cabinets I'd you don't catch it. They just replace it with another machine with the SAME issue. Descale, descale , descale your Keurig often and it should be fine.
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As far as "Top Heavy" - of course when it's first filled and all the water is in the top section, it will have more weight in the upper portion. I've had mine for going on 10 years and never had any problems. Mine sits on a level kitchen counter in a house that does not move. If you use it in a moving vehicle, earthquake, or hurricane, it might be best to secure it so it would not turn over. That holds true for about anything. The smaller bottom stand is optional. It allows placing a glass under the tap. The unit is well balanced and well made. Someone would really have to exert efforts to make it turn over.
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I have my Keurig sitting on top of my k cup drawer... but i full disclosure, i have the little, desktop Keurig. The drawer however does seem to be sturdy enough to hold a regular one
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at first we had a little trouble. we notice the tray was push up in the middle, so we push down couple of times and now it worksjust fine. i think the tray in the middle got push up during shipment. works great. the keurig now sits on top and it is fine.
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I'm not sure how heavy a k-cup carousel is. But it might be pushing things. This is a pretty little console but very light-weight. It might do okay if you attach it to the wall (it comes with the necessary accessories for that). Another issue might be how you'll keep it clean. It has a roughish, raw wood surface. Not something that's easily wiped off. Hope that helps.
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I think it should, but the keurig just fits, so you'd want to make sure it was perfectly centered. And it's not a deep rim, so heavy leaking might not be contained.
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Purchased the pod for a Keurig Platinum Brewer, and it works perfectly. I would contact Keurig and find out if the models are similar. Works great!