Can anyone tell how much water these hold?
992490
The bottom reservoir holds approximately 3 and 1/2 gallons. This is our 2nd one...we love it. The only drawback is having to buy the filters. We always seem to need them when we're out of money! LOL!
992491
Yes, somewhere between 1.5 and 2.5 gallons. The upper chamber is just for the water to be filtered, not storage.The bottom chamber is for purified water storage. If you overfill the bottom chamber it will leak out at the white ring.
992492
It can hold about 2.5 gallons if you keep the lower chamber mostly filled. Although I rarely keep more than an inch or two of water in "reserve" there myself. Reason being that most any apparatus that this bottle sits atop contains it's own adequate reservoir of water and that by taking this extra step, it keeps the filters dryer (except for the inch or two covered by the water) until the most upper chamber is refilled with about as much as you just used or might need in the shorter term. Love this thing, quick , simple and still getting 3 zeros on their tester - months after first installing. It can hold about 2.5 gallons if you keep the lower chamber mostly filled. Although I rarely keep more than an inch or two of water in "reserve" there myself. Reason being that most any apparatus that this bottle sits atop contains it's own adequate reservoir of water and that by taking this extra step, it keeps the filters dryer (except for the inch or two covered by the water) until the most upper chamber is refilled with about as much as you just used or might need in the shorter term. Love this thing, quick , simple and still getting 3 zeros on their tester -... » Read More It can hold about 2.5 gallons if you keep the lower chamber mostly filled. Although I rarely keep more than an inch or two of water in "reserve" there myself. Reason being that most any apparatus that this bottle sits atop contains it's own adequate reservoir of water and that by taking this extra step, it keeps the filters dryer (except for the inch or two covered by the water) until the most upper chamber is refilled with about as much as you just used or might need in the shorter term. Love this thing, quick , simple and still getting 3 zeros on their tester - months after first installing. « Show Less
992493
About 3 gallons. They look like they'd hold more, but you really don't want to fill up the top one. When I did, I got water all over the place. By putting no more than 1/2 gal. in the top portion (after the bottom is filled), you should do just fine. I normally add more water right away if I've used a fair amount for something.
992494
Yes, somewhere between 1.5 and 2.5 gallons. The upper chamber is just for the water to be filtered, not storage. The bottom chamber is for purified water storage. If you overfill the bottom chamber it will leak out at the white ring.
482644
they are just a tad over 2 feet. This was an excellent purchase. I use them for a very large plant in the office. i refill my 16oz water bottles about once every two weeks. I'm actually using all 3 on one plant, could probably get by with just 2.
589882
I don't really remember. About a teaspoon full or more? Once swollen with water, they filled an average size drinking goblet to the top the first time. They decrease in volume with each time they dry out. I never really let mine dry out completely until there were only a very few left. They do not last forever, but are fun and quite pretty for months.
1416400
The stick displaces a little water but it still holds a lot. I dont have a measurement of how much. I dont really use the stick for that reaaon
1954672
I think they hold about 15 ounces. I have never tired putting a package of ramen noodles in one of them, but if there's not too much water it might fit.
838185
I do not know the actual capacity. They do hold from a half gallon to two tablespoons, liquid measurement. I have been able to make any recipe I want even doubled recipes. Hope this helps :).
1828932
I haven't actually measured capacity but I'm guessing it's 8 to maybe 12 oz. They are actually quite large.
569529
I just received these and marveled at how tiny each cube is. I measured how much water each will hold, and each cube holds less than 1/2 of a teaspoon, which is 2.5ml. My guess is each holds about 2ml.
972676
They hold about 1/2 cup liquid but that isn't right up to the top. I will be using them to make creme brulee and the 1/2 cup measure is where I would fill them for the recipe.Sandy
825614
1-7/8" x 1 7/8" Square at the top - each is 2 inches deep, but has a slight taper at the bottom so they are 1-1/2" x 1-1/2" Square at the bottom. Each one holds 1/2 cup of water. Hope that answers your question. If not ask.
245075
I haven't used these , but thes I used before held about 2 cups. But if u fill them too full , you don't have room to squeeze $ pipe.
1961767
Yes, I measured it with 4 cups of water, and they fit easily. It would hold a bit more, actually. Hope this helps.
1096957
I haven't had anything leak through when using them... They hold a lot more than you think they would.
661886
I just poured measured water into the bowl. Mine hold 12 ounces if you leave room for a bit of sloshing. About 13 ounces if you fill them to the brim. We love these beautiful bowls.
162511
The water bottles have only leaked for me once, and that was due to the rubber ring inside the lid being twisted around. It has not leaked since then. I think that they're 12oz bottles.
15089
The teacups hold about 1/4 cup water - the teapot itself holds 1-1/4 cups water (both leaving maybe 1/4" at top of container)
1902041
Each cup holds approx. 1/2 cup water (actually, a tad less than 1/2 cup but more than 1/3). I use them to put spaghetti sauce in. Then I freeze them and vacuum seal them in individual bags. It works great!