Can you put a tall to-go mug under the spout with ease
878016
I have a Contigo travel mug that is 6 3/4" tall it fits perfectly. I had my daughter over and she had a taller mug and I used mu mug to fill hers up. But 7" would be the tallest mug that would fit under it. Hope this helped.
953912
you can sit coffee maker on something like a drawer that holds your pods, then with the drip try removed you can fit a taller cup. Mine is on something so i can drip into travel cup it can be done, but some may not feel its worth reconfiguring.
2183045
Yes. The lid for water receptacle is at the top of the machine so you just lift & pour. If pouring from a mug is difficult you can always pour from a container that is easier
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
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.
496322
You should be able to fit a Mr Coffee 10/12 cup type decanter under the spigot. The tray also comes out to give you additional room.
134623
Hi. We have it under a cabinet. The unit is about 15" tall, and we have 17 1/2" between bottom of upper cabinet and countertop. You will have to pull it forward in order to lift the top so that you can dump leftover coffee, add water and coffee, etc. A little cumbersome, but my wife and I do like it. We particularly like the fact that the keep warm feature can be set for as many as 4 hours. (It cannot be reset to extend the 4 hours, though.)
1356496
The regular size OXO mug doesn't fit under a Keurig, but OXO makes a similar mug that's about two inches shorter. My husband has that one and it works great.
2045503
Yes, at least with mine. I have a removable bottom on my Keurig that just slides out (for easier cleaning). I just remove that and the travel mug slides right under it with no problem.
1618021
it fits under the keurig we have at work, but it's not the smallest one...the mug stands about 5 1/2 inches tall without the lid...hope this helps...
385165
Yes, just an FYI, the pour spout is very hard to open so if you don't have strength in your hands it might be difficult to open.
2212378
It is pretty tall so you will have no problem with tall cups. I think it even fits a pitcher under the spout with no problem.
1364982
No, it is too tall to fit under a Keurig, even with the drip tray removed. I simply make it into a shorter container and then pour it into the Zojirushi. It's worth the minute of extra work to have my coffee and tea hot much longer than any other mug I have ever used though. If you use it for cold it is not unusual to still have ice in it 24 hours later. It's that good!
1667297
I love a nice oversize tea mug and collecting them. With my holder I can hang a mug by the handle and also hang a mug by the the cup on the same hook. But you would have to be careful of how heavy the bottom of the glass is because it might slide off the hook. I do love mine but again I am only using mugs.
246665
Sorry, no. It is designed tor rest in the top of a cup. The top must remain above the top of the liquid. It is nice and deep,though.
1649252
I dont think so. The only issue I see is that it's a bit tall. So dont keep it underneath anything. That way the steam is free to clear out from the top when it's boiling mode.
1095451
Yes you can... You have to take off the bottom drip tray though. I use it everyday with my tall travel thermos.