No one ever mentions the inner marking on the cups. Is that the fill line for that particular size?
846224
No, I believe it's the halfway mark for each cup size. I recall checking once by pouring it into a regular measuring cup.
2074724
looks like there's a little bit of plastic in it. The max fill marker looks plastic. I assume inside is plastic.
2252040
I use mine for brewing and it doesn't have markings on it. I used a gallon jug and made my own marks. The cost of the pot out weights the fact it is missing the marks. Too easy to use a gallon jug and a punch to make your marks.
351496
There is a 1/2 cup marker half way to the top, so one cup with not quit 1/4cup more to the very top.
446660
The edges are turned up but the inside part is flat. No indentation for a cup.
2096133
had them for a year and the markings are holding so far. I do hand-wash them tho, I don't put them in the dishwasher even tho they say they are dishwasher safe. In the end, even if the markings wore off, I wouldn't hold that as an issue. After all, they stack. The big one is 1 cup, the little cup is 1/4 cup, and the rest are 1/3 and 1/2. So it is no big deal should the markings wear off....there ruggedness compared to other measuring cups is far more important.
287608
There is no writing on the screen. On the bottom of the plastic is 3 096 and there are cup measurements on the screening. Hope this helps.
712607
Those markings in the pot are not in cups. I was told the markings are for cooking rice. Still not sure how that works, but I make yogurt using a whole gallon of milk and it doesn't equal those markings when I pour the milk in to the pot. It's such a shame they didn't use actual cup markings! Makes it very confusing!
2043672
@evgeneia: No, there are no measurement lines inside the pot. Even if there were, it would not be accurate anyway because your ground coffee is going to displace an unknown amount of water.
389137
They're not engraved but rather they have pressed lettering that can be read on both the outside and inside which shows both cup size and intermittent sizes. For instance, the 1/4 cup has a mark for 1/6 cup mark in addition to the 1/4 cup mark.
17581
I've never experienced this problem with mine. I just make sure I don't exceed the "MAX FILL" line.
243751
I just poured mine right in the front--there is actually what looks like a "fill line" on the inside if you look closely.The machine is fantastic!! I have had many bubble machines in my home day care career and none made as many bubbles as this one!
835212
They are marked on the handle of the cup, but it also has the markings for half of each cup on the inside of the cup.. For instance, if you want 1/8 a cup, inside the 1/4 cup you will see marks for 1/8. No guessing!
1817982
There is a measuring line on the water cup that is provided with the cleaner and regular water is fine. Make sure the water does not go above the "cross bars" in the filling .
960565
No the lines are not labeled . They are etched horizontal on the front continue around the sides and then arch decoratively down the sides. There are slso three horizontsl lines on the back side (dide with handle) - they are not labeled either. But each appears to be a bit more than 1 cup .
1857108
The measurement line stops at 10 ounces, which leaves space at the top. I do not think you should fill it above that line. You can order the larger cups from the Manufacturer website.
1925764
The only marking on the cup is in the bottom. Otherwise, it's just a simple hammered look.