Measuring from the bottom of this container to the top with the lid on, how high is this container? I have the 64 oz container &amp; it's too tall.
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lid is the same size as 64 oz jar. The jar itself is about 7.5" tall. Adding the lid makes it about 9.5" tall. The 64 oz jar with lid is about 13" tall. This one is small enough to drink out of, like one would from a huge beer stein. If i feel lazy i can drink a smoothie straight out of it, lol, if that helps. I have one less glass to rinse...
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The measurements are in the description, it says 13.5" tall. I only use the top 1/2 & put them in mason jars so I had to look up the measurements
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So sorry it's taken so long to respond! The containers are great. I still use them everyday. I would say they're about 3 inches tall? Maybe slightly less. I have two types and prefer the ones that are slightly taller and narrower vs. Fatter and shorter. Not sure if these are the taller ones, but they are really great. Hope that helps!
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The top of the tall containers are wider than the bottoms. But, all containers in this set use the same size lids which measure 4 1/2 x 9 1/2.
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I'm not familiar with the more exotic units of measure like hotdog-length. But it looks like the "vertical height" between the bottom of the lid (closed tight) and the bottom of the container is a little over 5.1 inches (about 13 cm). Note, as well, that the inside of the container is almost 3 inch wide. I hope that helps.
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Actually the "boxey: part of the container is 15-1/2" high and 12" wide. If you measure from the back of the container to the furthest point on the front (bottom of the lid) that is 18-1/2". They just fit under my upper kitchen cabinets. I have two and thought initially that I would stack them, but I have them side by side. There is wasted container space because, if you fill them more that 2/3 full the stuff spills out as the opening is so low. To get around this, when more than 2/3 filled, I set them with the longest side down, and when I use enough that it won't spill it out, I use it as pictured.
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It does not fit in mine because it is too tall. It does fit without the lid.
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I took the lid off and measured from the bottom to the top, and it is just over 13 inches deep. If whatever you planned to put in was taller that 13 inches, you would not be able to put the lid back on securely.
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It's about 6 1/2 inches tall without the lid. But my lid doesn't fit on the cup
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I purchased a half gallon jar to test this out. It's too tall by about an inch.
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The lid only adds between .5 and .75 inches to the height. It's pretty tall. I'm not in a place to measure it at this time. I hope that answers your question. It's been a great mug for me!
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It's not very high, I broke out my measuring tape, about 5 1/2 to 6 inches high without the lid.
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Where did you get the 15" dimension? At the very most it's 13.5" high from the bottom to the top-most point of the lid. As shown in the picture, the lid is slightly rounded.
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I was bored so I measured for ya (you're welcome) and it's exactly 20oz. At 20oz though, despite being able to hold it, it's like a slight bubble over the top.
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I have the 64 oz. Unless you have a giant bottle/cup holder, it won't fit. It's circumference is 15 1/2".
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Each container is 2 3/4 inches tall without the lid and 3 inches tall with the lid. The lid has a slight dome effect which adds to the height and I have included that in the 3 inch measurement.
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Hi, Maria, this probably won't help but I have the 2 section storage container & its' overall measurements are 7" tall, 9" wide & 6" deep. The top layer is almost 2" deep & the 2nd section is 4" deep. Perhaps someone else has the container your question is about.