What's the maximum liquid capacity?
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In the main bowl up to 10 cups of thin liquid and up to 15 cups of thick liquid, in the small prep bowl up to 4 cups of liquid.
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Not sure where some of these answers come from. According to my user manual, the max capacity is 26 oz, which is just over 3 cups. The effective capacity, however, will be about 1 to 2 cups, depending on what you're trying to do. For sauces or other liquids, the 2 cup beaker which with the 9090 is probably the better bet, even if you have to make several batches. The chopper bowl is not really going to replace a full size food processor or blender but could do most jobs adequately if done in several batches. Great for small jobs such as chopping nuts or olives, making small batches such as pesto or tapenades. For a small kitchen with limited storage and counter space, this could be ideal. Not sure where some of these answers come from. According to my user manual, the max capacity is 26 oz, which is just over 3 cups. The effective capacity, however, will be about 1 to 2 cups, depending on what you're trying to do. For sauces or other liquids, the 2 cup beaker which with the 9090 is probably the better bet, even if you have to make several batches. The chopper bowl is not really going to replace a full size food processor or blender but could do most jobs adequately if done in several batches. Great for small jobs such as chopping nuts or olives, making small batches such as... » Read More Not sure where some of these answers come from. According to my user manual, the max capacity is 26 oz, which is just over 3 cups. The effective capacity, however, will be about 1 to 2 cups, depending on what you're trying to do. For sauces or other liquids, the 2 cup beaker which with the 9090 is probably the better bet, even if you have to make several batches. The chopper bowl is not really going to replace a full size food processor or blender but could do most jobs adequately if done in several batches. Great for small jobs such as chopping nuts or olives, making small batches such as pesto or tapenades. For a small kitchen with limited storage and counter space, this could be ideal. « Show Less
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There is a full capacity indicator inside the reservoir that let you no how much water it can handle.
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I'm not sure what you mean by water capacity. Liquid propane weighs a little over 4 pounds per gallon (varying with temperature), so if your association limits you to 2.7 pounds of LP gas, this will not work for you.
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I would say closer to 300ml. It is more than enough to take care of business:)
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I'd say a maximum 2-3 oz at the most, but I can drop it on a scale and get exacts a little later. Sincerely,NorthernAxcess
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Max water fill line is 1.0 liters on the container but I usually fill it higher. I guess it depends on how many tea leaves you put in the seeper.
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I just tested it and maximum capacity is 2 quarts(64oz) but I wouldn't recommend that much. I would say 1(32oz) to 1.5(48oz) quarts would be enough for big uses.
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It is effectively a one liter maximum -- about 34 ounces. It is a bit difficult to fully fill due to the flex of the walls, so consider it a quart and the .7 liters about 21 or 22 ounces.
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Not sure where some of these answers come from. According to my user manual, the max capacity is 26 oz, which is just over 3 cups. The effective capacity, however, will be about 1 to 2 cups, depending on what you're trying to do. For sauces or other liquids, the 2 cup beaker which with the 9090 is probably the better bet, even if you have to make several batches. The chopper bowl is not really going to replace a full size food processor or blender but could do most jobs adequately if done in several batches. Great for small jobs such as chopping nuts or olives, making small batches such as pesto or tapenades. For a small kitchen with limited storage and counter space, this could be ideal.
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Standard size: 45 can (26 quart) maximum capacity Standard size: 18.5" x 10" x 16.5" X-Large size: 60 can (41 quart) maximum capacity X-Large size: 23.5" x 10" x 15.5"
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The Liquid capacity of the bowl is 48 ozs. or six cups. Also measured in metric 1500 ml or 1.5 litre. The lid for this must be purchased seperately as well as the base.
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Liquid fill max is a "fluid" answer. Excuse the pun!! It really depends on the thickness (viscosity) of the fluid. If thin, I would go about 60%; thick 75%. Depending on solids, pulse first and then run. The general rule is that fluid capacity is anout half of solids, so 7 cups would be the benchmark. However, the Elite has a great seal (one of its' features). I usually go with 3/4 and have never had a problem. Hope this helps.
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To answer your question, I put liquid in a measuring cup and filled the bowl with 8 oz. But if I put liquid in the bowl all the way to the very top with 15 oz. you couldn't pick it up because it would spill. The full capacity is 15 oz of liquid.
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The limit is 8 ounces. If you go past the Max fill line it will dump into the drip tray. If you don't have the tray attached it will dump all over the surface the machine is on.
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The capacity is the size of the graduated cup with spout provided. I'd estimate it's about a cup and a half.
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I found a zillion answers to this question and there are several formulas for calculating capacity. We figured it to be 12, 500 gallons of water.