Will this hold 28 ounces of water or is this 28 ounces with the filter inside? Someone said that they constantly have to fill it up.
2021101
It will hold 28 oz but you can only fill it half way, then you have to let it go through the filter, then you can finish filling it up. This is the downfall of this bottle.
2021102
no not really. the top 1/2 of the container is a reservoir for filtering the water and the bottom 1/2 is processed/filtered water. it is not convenient for work. you do have to get up often to refill it.
1621957
This holds about 16 to 24 ounces of water. No way does it hold a gallon. I use mine to refesh my self when in the hot sun.
1974468
According to the website the bottom tank for the filtered water is 7 liters (~1.8 gallons) and the top part where you pour the pre-filtered water is 5 liters (~1.3 gallons). The filter is rated to filter 211 gallons, so that's about 114 refills of the 7 liter tank.
1398277
Its true. In the first two or three weeks, it might take long time to fill. After that also, it is not like other filters where one can pour on the top and use at the bottom. It takes time to filter through two filters it has. If you have party at home, plan ahead and store water in other containers. :-)
1975566
I have one & love it. The container is plastic and I believe it holds a max of 14 oz of water. Hope this helps
544857
Mine is marked to 20 oz but more can be added but it would be tightly filled.
1553859
I have a slightly larger one and my takes a half of cup of water. I would try a quarter to a third cup. You will know when you have toomuch water it will not fit likes its suppose to.
1018831
I have to fill mine twice a day. It holds 4 gallons and I put in about 3 gallons in the morning and again when I get home from work. There seems to be people who have issues with it being plastic. I don't have any issues with that.
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.
1621958
Like the last report I believe its 24 oz of water. I mean you could of course use purified water to drink inside, but it's main purpose is to be used as a personal mister, which it does a great job of, and I don't think screwing the lid off all the time would be that convenient. I would recommend a camelpak, I have one that holds 100 oz and it's super convenient and light. there are some with over a gallon available.
1909739
It holds 12 ounces. I just took a measuring cup and kept filling to get the answer. 12 ounces no problem tried to add a little more and it was at the top of the filling spout. Hope this helps.
1617001
I use it regularly and the maximum you can realistically fill the carafe is 24 oz. If you put any more it would overflow.
215643
I would say that 10 minustes is about the same time this would take to fill a 32 oz- I use the #2 filter which holds a smaller amount of grounds & I only make 16 oz at a time and it is about 5 minutes or less. I assume you are probably using a larger #4 filter to hold the grounds for a 32 oz cup which would also make a differance in how fast the water flows thru the dripper.
1720854
Just measured it personally: if I fill the bowl to about one-quarter inch of the top (really the max you'd ever want in there), the bowl contains 26 ounces of water. This is just over three fluid cups.
763800
This unit has a small footprint. The water tank sits snuggly in the back. Filled to the Max line, it holds 24 fl. Ounces.
174176
Mine is 12 cups. What may be confusing on the filter issue is that there is a "water filter" (that I don't use) for the water before it hits the coffee. I don't use it 'cause I'm not that d*mn picky. The basket where the coffee goes is a standard plastic basket where you put paper filters.
1715655
20 liquid ounces fills the glass to the very top, which is not how one would normally fill it to drink out of it. The level shown in the picture looks more like 16 liquid ounces, which is about what I use. That amount is about an inch or so from the top rim of the glass.