My Keurig is too tall to open if it sits under the cabinets. I don't want to scratch the countertop from sliding it back and forth. Anyone use a mat to slide it out to make the coffee and then slide it back? My Keurig is too tall to open if it sits under the cabinets. I don't want to scratch the countertop from sliding it back and forth. Anyone use a mat to slide it out to make the coffee and then... » Read More My Keurig is too tall to open if it sits under the cabinets. I don't want to scratch the countertop from sliding it back and forth. Anyone use a mat to slide it out to make the coffee and then slide it back? « Show Less
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I have a lower counter that I keep mine on. I use to have a towel under my old coffee maker and then I would pull it out with the towel and push back in when finished.
278441
Your situation with the Keurig being too tall was also a problem for the recipients of this item. They had the option of just moving it to an open counter without cabinets. They did put medium size felt circles ( like the ones you put on chair legs to avoid scratching wood floors) on the bottom corners of the unit to protect the counter tops. Using the felt also made it very easy to slide around on the counter for cleaning. Possibly it would also work for your needs. Hope this helps.
1510255
there are rubber stopper feet on the bottom of the drawer/case which would prevent slipping. If you plan on putting under cabinet it would then be too tall to use coffee pot, but if that isn't the case then i don't see you having a problem, you should be able to stack a couple without an issue.
694037
I occasionally get grinds in my cup when using any brand of K-cups. The foil top could seal around the piercing needle and the hot water builds up pressure so it squirts out the bottom hole with much pressure! Or we might need to pierce the top twice and make the hole too large?? Who knows! All you need to do is strain it with a tea strainer! It only happens to me about once a year. I love my Keurig anyway!
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If you are asking if you can push it around on the counter with your coffee maker on top of it, it will be hard as it grips the counter very well. The drawer itself is on rails so it slides out well. You just need room in front of it to pull it out.
102216
I have the drawers and love them. What you should do is measure the height of your carafe and add the height of the drawers......especially if you plan to put it under your kitchen cabinets. I would more concerned about that unless you are putting it on a counter with nothing above it.
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I make coffee in my Keurig and also make tea. I have never tasted coffee in my tea or vice versa. I believe that if you keep the area where you place the K cup clean you should have no problem.
1735857
Yes the drawer opens easy no problems there. It is metal and the weight of the coffee maker has not been a problem. But it does not slide on the counter top... so I put felt stick on tabs on it's rubber feet and it works great.
1121540
Just put a cup under and drain until no more comes out. Also, the part where the coffee is comes out I believe. It's easy to maintain.
1344344
I think technically you probaly could but I don't think it would be very practical. You would have to leave the base off because it's footprint is wider than the cabinet or otherwise it not be level, the cups in the drawer would be at an angle, and the side which would become the top on which the coffee maker sits is not all that sturdy. I know Keurig has a drawer designed specifically to go under the coffee maker and you would be a lot better off just to go with that.
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Yes, I have mine sitting under the kitchen cabinet. The coffee make is 16" high and you will need another 3/4" of space to be able to open the water tank and coffee bean repository. If you cabinet is 16.5", then you may need to pull the coffee make out slightly to fill the water tank. BTW, this is the finest, best built coffee maker I have ever owned and I have paid more for lesser machines. I am very happy with this coffee maker. It is a very smart machine that gives you information on the display that i have never seen in other units. Hope it fits.
2196357
It's too tall. BUT, it keeps coffee so perfect, it's worth the extra step to brew it into a cup that fits in the Keuric an pour it into the Zojirushi. It really is THAT good.
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I have a keurig vue v600. the mug fits under the machine without the lid on and the keurig drip tray removed, I have to tip it a bit to get it under there but I make a 16 ounce coffee with no problem and no spilling.
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I've found a water under my Keurig only if haven't filled reservoir carefully. As I have dexterity issues that make it difficult to remount the reservoir, I fill it up with a large cup rather than bringing reservoir to sink. If/when water splashes over, it puddles under the machine.
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Since that has never been a problem for me, I would have to watch how you pour the coffee. Maybe the pot is too close to the cup. It only spills when I am filling the canister and that is because I am holding the pot too close to it and am in a hurry, so just wipe up the water when done. I love this coffee pot and never want a different kind.
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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!
2025137
This happened to me several times also.... was very disappointing because I love the coffee! Since then, I close the top of my Keurig carefully and that has seemed to help.
2199127
Try this: the bottom of the container has a small opening which the brewed coffee comes out of, take a toothbrush to it. I had the same problem, had a grain of coffee stuck in there! Good luck!