please guarentee the size is 12inches long. also, I can simply hold it in one hand and pour with the other?
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I use a funnel and they are quite easy to fill. You can also place the base of the bag inside a short cup or jam jar to help hold it in place as it fills. They are so wide and end up so huge we only fill them halfway now, and unfortunately everyone says it looks like my kids are sucking on condoms- so that is an awkward observation. I will be purchasing the narrower bags next time for those reasons and because they'd be more kid friendly.
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yes, exactly 12" long. For filling, I use a small wide mouth funnel to fill mine. The plastic is thin and depending on the weight of the liquid (ie yogurt base is much heavier than clear liquid base for popsicles) You can do it "by hand" but I've found it's much faster with the help of a funnel.
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The ones I received were only 10" long but they make huge pops. Yes, you can hold it and pour with the other hand, you will need a funnel or baster to do so.
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The bottle part itself is a few millimeters more than 7inches wide and 10 inches long. But measured from the top of the "spout" to the bottom, it is 12 inches long.
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I poured water into one and then poured the water into a measuring cup and it was over 12oz. I did not fill the cup all the way, just to the inner lip.
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It's fairly big. Maybe about the size of a 16 fl oz Poland spring water bottle. Just not quite as long.
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I fill 12 ounces in about 5 seconds. I have had this for a year and have not suffered any frustration.
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Shoot I keep forgetting to measure at home... I would estimate the bottom diameter is about the size of a standard small coffee mug (the 12 oz size?).
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10 or 12 oz, not a full size shaker, not big enough to make pint sized drinks, but still big enough for martinis
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The opening is a large size but the lid falls off when pouring because it doesn't fit tight enough. I used it without the lid.
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I use a glass llid from a 12-inch pot. It does't fit exactly to the edge of this 12.5 inch wok, but works fine for me.
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You can pour as much or as little as you want. Just give it a quick rinse between pourings
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It's small, but all you need to pour/brew into. Just get a bottle brush for cleaning. 1.5" is accurate.
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If you buy the 32-ounce size it is dispensed with a pump. The smaller, 12 ounce size is like most shampoo containers -- you tilt the cap, turn in upside down, and then squeeze.
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The pump is 12 inches long. Hope this helps. It is working very well for us. mike
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it is easy for me with one hand. A little kid might need to use both hands, but that would work too. (The 24oz bottles might be too long and heavy for little ones though when fullif liquid).
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It's about a foot to 18 inches, and is a virtual cube. It is handy to have but definitely not easy to use. It takes a fair amount of muscle to lift, let alone pour.
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A standard sized mug, about 3-3.25" diameter (same for a standard 12oz water glass). It will not fit on a large-mouthed mug.
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Bruce, 2 issues: I just measured the tank capacity and got 12 oz into it, almost to the top. Also, the cup/mug would have to fit vertically from one of the bases to the underside of the brew drip hole, and would also have to fit on one of the 2 removable bases. The diameter of the larger base is about 3 1/2" and I believe a 12 oz mug could hang over the edge of the base a bit if necessary, without wanting to tip over. You do have to use one of the bases; you can't just set a mug on the counter -there's a tiny permanent base attached to the coffee maker and one of the removable bases has to be in place over it. I use a 10 oz cup that is a little more slender than a typical mug, made of sturdy nicely glazed USA ceramic, that I found at the Goodwill. Personally, I only brew 5 or 6 oz of double-strength coffee and then fill the rest of the cup with soymilk. If you shake the container really hard for about 30 seconds it gets frothy and makes a nice faux latte, lol. Cheers!