Is it possible to put a travel mug (for Americano) under the spout?
1509496
Don't know the how big of a mug that is but just do yourself a favor a get a nice coffee machine with all the bells and whistles for a fraction of what this big coffee machine is. You will save yourself time and lots of money and probably make better coffee because if espresso is what your after then forget it with this machine. All you will get is a really expensive coffee machine out of it
1509497
If you slide the dual opening spout off, you can put the travel mug under the single opening remaining. Push the button on the top of the silver dual spout and pull off. I do this all the time...then replace it again for my regular mugs. As a single person...I've saved lots of money by NOT wasting coffee by making too much...PLUS I can have a really good cup (any size) at any time with no fuss!
1827225
No, it cannot. however, you can make an americano which is an espresso with hot water thus, diluting the espresso. This is actually how I drink my coffee 90% of the time. It will still be stronger than what you will get from an auto-drip machine but not too strong that you can't drink it.
352274
May I ask what type of travel mug you have that will fit underneath the spout.I have starbucks grind for a paper filter.?.?Just recieved my Bunn today and cant wait to give it a try. Thanks for your input.
422129
Of course, you can choose the amount of hot water you need and either use a measuring cup or put the bowl directly under the spout. I use the hot water everyday and LOVE it!
1187037
I have a 6 1/4" travel mug that easily clears the spout when the drip tray is removed. If I'm filling a large thermos I pull out the coffee reservoir and pour directly from there. It too, has a spout. But be very careful doing that! It's really hot!
1464443
sure you can pour from the lid that would be a great idea. Share your drink.
1119281
Hi...Yes there is a spout that you can pour in from the top without removing the lid. Be very careful washing the glass jar. its heavy glass but I dropped mine into the sink and it broke.
1176336
That's probably not a good idea. The lids are pretty secure and furthermore unless you really push hard on the handle the cofetti will not fly out.
2283063
I was intrigued by this question so I just now checked with several mugs I have. Technically, yes it does, but the "S" hooks are slightly too narrow for the typical coffee mug handles, so the mug ends up hanging awkwardly. So: yes, but I wouldn't be comfortable doing it. Of course you could widen the bell of the hooks, but they are very stiff and strong (designed to take the weight of a large cast-iron pan), so it would take some work (and a good vise).
1236065
Yes, you can but we found out that the coffee will splatter to the counter due to the mug not being tall enough.
1108276
No-a regular mug won't fit underneath. It's a really testy machine-I'm not thrilled with it. It seems like it should be more consistent
205811
If it is the correct size, similar to the mug provided. I'm not certain, but inasmuch as the device is a drip type coffee maker there may be some splash that would escape the disposable cup in proximity to the coffee maker. But that at night be a big deal.
803147
If it is a tall skinny mug it can be placed handle out but typically answer is non
204798
No, glass is too thin. Nor can it be mirowaved with the metal band. Use a coffee cup for that. Perhaps you should look for a pyrex carafe/decanter (some have a metal bottom).
53902
The Aladdin website says, "yes." I've done mine, and generally had no problem, but as the mug ages, there is a risk that the seal between the inner and outer sections will break and leak, getting water into the gap and reducing the insulating ability. Also, once water gets between the layers, you really wouldn't want to microwave the mug. Things could get too exciting. The water could get in during hand washing, but the wider temperature range of dishwasher washing seems more likely to break the seal earlier. With mine, so far, the rubbery sealing bits in the cap, that seal the mouth and vent openings seem to be the first thing to go, not the inner-outer joint. To maximize the life of the rubbery bits, do not store the mug with the cap snapped shut.
2222955
Yes, but that completely defeats the purpose of buying this mug. There is a valve that twists, and if that is undone, you could put a straw in, but it's gonna leak bad!
166556
I have not and don't know if I can. I thought about hammering a thin piece of copper to put inside it as a lid, bowl-shaped, but haven't done it yet. I don't drink cold water but have put saran wrap over the top at times.