What is the minimum diameter for a mug this could fit into? I use a tall THIN insulated mug, < 3" across.
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That's what I use now with my coffee cup...i just measured the cup and it was 3.5" across. I also measured the bottom of the filter and it was 3" Hope that helps. Billie
256993
Hi, The piece on the cone that has to fit into your cup is 2 3/4" x 3". Mine fits perfectly into my coffee cup. I measured the inside diameter of my cup and it was exactly 3 inches! Hope that helps. I think they sell a smaller cone also and it would definitely fit. I bought my 4 cup filter cone for making 2-3 cups of coffee when we camp. It works great! Mine is red and I love it. It's easy to see!
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I can fit my smallest "regular" coffee cups (such as might come with a set of china or dinnerware) under it, but most "mugs" will not fit. Sorry I am not at home to measure it.
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It depends. There are two sizes of these mugs. The smaller one (which I believe this is) has a bottom width of about 2-and-a-half inches. The larger one is about 3-and-a-half inches. These are metal cups - and if sat on a 'warmer' may cause burns to your fingers as well as your mouth - because heat will be conducted into the handles, as well as the body of the cup. Be safe.
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I just measured it - the handles are a hair under 4", so if your cup is 4" wide, it might not work. That would be a shame, because I think it's perfect. so maybe you should get a smaller mug. :-)
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Your mug needs to have an inner diameter (measure inside of lip to inside of lip on other side) of at least 2.75 inches, by my measurements, in order for the inner ring of the pour over to seat in it so it won't be wobbly. I cannot use this pour over with some of our smallest mugs and some of our largest mugs.
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My 4 1/2 inch high mug fits perfectly, my 5 inch mug I have to tip a bit to get it in, the pull out tray is 1 1/2 inches high
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I'm not sure which heating element you ordered, I've bought 3 different brands of them, and a standard coffee mug fit on all of them. To be sure, measure across the bottom of you cup, and if it's 3.5 or less it will fit. Hope that helps. NJD
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The infuser will definitely not rest evenly on top of the mug, it is designed for a 3 inch mug, but it will work perfectly fine. I just tested it on a 4 inch mug and the handle keeps the infuser level. If you lip one side with the infuser and the handle of the infuser lips the other side it fits level. If you bump it and it "falls into" the mug, it just falls about a half inch into the mug, then jimmies sideways and works fine. Either case it will work. You might want to not will the cup to the brim in case the infuser falls into it.
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The base is ~4 3/8" in diameter (the part that rests on the rim of the cup). The diameter of the protruding lip (the part that rests inside the rim of your cup/mug) is ~2 5/8". So, I think you need a cup with &gt;2 3/8" inside diameter, but &lt; 4 3/8' outside diameter. It's a #2 cone, but I imagine you could use it with any capacity cup (mine is about 10 oz).
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it fits under the keurig we have at work, but it's not the smallest one...the mug stands about 5 1/2 inches tall without the lid...hope this helps...
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I have a pretty big mug and it works fine. My warmer is at work so I can't measure it until Monday.
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The bottom of the small Bee House measures 4 inches long (end to end), while the smaller inner circle (designed to fit on top of the mug, or pot in your case) is 2.5 inches. I have no experience with the other pots you mentioned so i can not comment, but if the opening of those pots are less than 4 inches in diameter it should work just fine. Hope that answers your question! Edit: this is the quote from the product description "It will also fit the top of any mug that is between 3 inches to 3.5 inches in diameter." There is a more definitive answer.
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I measured with a 4 inch tall mug and it would not fit. A 3 3/4 inch mug barely fit, but it got under there without having to tilt too badly. I bought an extra large shot glass I found at Goodwill and that works great for me.
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Sorry, you're right 3 1/2 across, should fit in the mug holders if they are adjustable. It fits in ours. That's funny, it would be really strange if it were as big as a dinner plate.
1830064
The heating element measures 3 3/16". The mug that came with it measures 3 1/8" and is the maximum size that should be used.
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The heating portion of the warmer is approximately 3.5 inches in diameter. If your mug is 4.5 inches in diameter, it would not fit on the heating portion.
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I just tried it on mine and it was really tight. Unless you have very small coffee mugs, I don't think this would fit your needs.