can you use this directly over a coffee mug?
223640
Yes absolutely. That's what l do. Great product use with gold filter cone. That's the best way.
1321597
Do not suggest you use it over the grill as heat source is greater than a burner - and remember there are plastic parts on this you don't want to expose to heat beyond the burner. We have a thermal carafe and pour the just-brewed pot into it and then brew again so we have an endless flow of hot coffee for around the morning campfire!
1738022
There should be no problem, but I do not see a good reason to do it. Not even for reheating coffee. I would never reheat coffee.
329386
I have a large coffee mug. Get a quality cup of coffee from one Folgers coffee single. I recommend it.
165700
There is a standard porcelain coffee mug, no insulation. It will work like any porcelain mug. I hope this answer helps you.
1033288
I'm not sure - I never tried. I would imagine that you can place less water and coffee, but I honestly never tried. Sorry,
1283555
Yes you can. I think I should tell you that the thing that holds the grounds doesn't stay shut very well causing steam to escape and you end up not getting a full cup
853588
I don't have a Keurig so really cannot help you with this. The base of the mug is very wide, so I'm doubtful. Maybe someone else can give you a better answer.
1722047
Not sure how that would work. I use several types of tea leaves and it works great; never really "seal" it. I just fold it over and it works fine. Not sure if coffee is a good idea.
1273113
Yes you can but, it won't be hot. I returned two because the first one was missing parts,the second one the coffee was not hotand it had electrical defects.
1191029
yes, if it is something like a coffee mug warmer. I don't have a tea pot warmer.
2053651
I tried heating up some coffee in the microwave the other day, and I burned my finger pretty badly not realizing how hot the handle got. I'd suggest using another mug for heating up coffee, unless you want to lose some skin on your finger.
1613159
Nope. Don't put the foam directly on the glass of course, but other than that you'll have no problem at all.
1956801
I suppose you could, but I use the matching travel cup for coffee. I have never put anything hot in this. One reason to not use this for hot beverages is the size of the drink spout. It's pretty good size and I could see getting a big slug of a hot beverage and really burning yourself. I can say this works really well for my cold beverages so I would think would be fine for keeping hot beverages hot.
1108278
I just tried. It does not fit a normal mug. This is an espresso machine and is designed for espresso cups. Great machine.
1496961
Yes, very easy. I've had some coffee mugs that get all crusty under the lid. Doesn't happen with this one.
331615
Not via the manufacturer that I am aware of. They are metal, though, so perhaps you could find generic ones that would work. Note, however, the one has an orange cap and the other a black. So, we use them for caffeinated and de-caf, but don't know why you couldn't use one for your coffee, the other for cream.