About how much milk can it collect before spilling out?
872369
On average, i collected about 1 ounce per side per feeding which was no where close to spilling out. I would guess that on the heavier days (when it was on the full end) I was getting about 3 ounces.
872370
I found it was two or three ounces before it got to the hole but I just kept an empty container (bottle or milk bag) handy and emptied it when it or close- was really a wonderful product and works really well- had no idea I was losing that much until I tried it!
1184947
I'm not sure. The liquid limit is typically 3oz and the toy likely contains more than 3oz of fluid within it, so I would personally check it to be on the safe side.
1549646
Hi there...sorry for the delay I had to transfer milk over to answer your question. I'm not sure approximately what it can hold. I can tell you that I can fit 20, 4oz, frozen flat Honeysuckle bags in the main compartment. They have to go in at an angle because they are wider than the box. You can also use the lid for storage. I can get more in there...about 25-30 because it is wider and there isn't the spring holder. Sometimes I just put one upside down to fit it in between other bags. I'm a milk producing machine so I use this and store the rest stacked up in gallon zipploc bags.
1700871
I bought 4 Qts, but it didn't take all of it. Do not overfill! What I do is empty into oil tray then pour the old oil into a gallon milk container to see how much came out. I thinks it was about 3 Qts.
1715613
cup and a half or so - I dont use it for feeding time - just as a busy job for my very busy lab
2282527
Not sure since I really never used them to collect milk, if I were to guess probably about an ounce each. Although it might be pretty difficult to get the milk out of the container.
958472
1/2 liter, but you should put no more than 200-300 ml in order to have enough space for the froth
86853
I don't think it works unless you fill it to the minimum line, but you can put the extra milk in the fridge to use later for something else.
116680
Hi joe...I put enough milk in the Capresso, to just barely cover up the little spinner...if it doesn't froth enough for you...as sometimes it has milk left in it when you start to pour then the froth...I will turn it on again...BUT...STAND THERE WITH IT...and WATCH IT...as at that point, it could overflow. This amount of milk is enough for a big mug of coffee...I also use 1% which I understand froths better than whole milk...but I have never tried whole milk..Hope this helps...need anything else, let me know!Smiles, Rebecca
1987372
Just bought it so not much experience, but it could be a result of the type of milk you use? I used 1% with no spills. Perhaps a thicker milk like 2% may thick up more (and spill over more) than others? Try experimenting and post back. good luck!
2279559
Ok. I just measured....it holds 27 ounces but that is filled to the very top. You would only want to put approximately 20 ounces of liquid in it so that you can use it without worrying about overflow. This volume would be more than enough for two cups of coffee. It really does a great job of fluffing up your milk and making a substantial, long-lasting foam.
2071442
800ml fills it to overflowing. Realistic capacity (with enough room for the stopper/lid) is about 650ml or 21.5 oz.
283716
I haven't used it for that, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. There is a little lip on the outside edge, too, which would help prevent any spillage before the milk was frozen.
1117605
I usually make two mistakes: not putting enough milk in and overheating the milk first. If I get both of those right it's usually fine!
1738753
I would guess about 10. However, as others have stated the cup can leak if left on its side and it was not easy to drink from.
1239003
I wouldn't unless you can stay upright. The whole top half is open so the milk would leak out.
1162934
I haven't measured exactly, but if you filled all of the tubes to the brim that would be quite a lot of food. We usually give our cat about a quarter cup of food at night and it ends up barely covering the bases of 3 or 4 tubes when spread out. Probably not the answer you're looking for.