Can you hold the mug with 4 fingers through the handle? Thinking of a large man's hand here.
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I have very small hands and can hold it comfortably with three fingers. It would be a tight fit for large hands and may be more "delicate" than a large man would like.
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I have medium size (man) hand and can get four fingers in the handle. But three is more comfortable.
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Depends on how large. I have small/medium hands and can fit 4 fingers, with room for an extra. So maybe. . .
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I have average male hands and yes I can put 4 fingers through the handle. However, it is more comfortable for me to use three. The handle protrudes out fairly far and is rounded. This makes it a little strange.
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I don't even use the travel mug because I like the way a ceramic mug feels. I use a pretty big mug that's wide and it does just fine....you can always use a large cup and pour the contents into your own travel mug.
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The inside measurement of the handle is approximately 2-1/2 inches and I can get all four of my fingers in the handle. My hands are not so small and not so large. They are just right! lol
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I have what I consider to be large woman's hands, and I can get two fingers in, but it depends on how big your hands are. The inside of the handle is tear shaped, and is about 1 1/2 in high and 1 inch at its widest. You may want to make a "cut out" in paper and see how your fingers fit.
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You can but the thumb recess is not very deep for larger hands I think it could be a problem. Hammer and Icepick seem to be better suited to the handle.
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I've never used the 24 oz mug so I can't say how much room there is with it, but there is exactly 1" finger room -- I just measured it -- with the 16 oz mug. I also have the 16 oz mugs from William Sonoma. They have a large lop for fingers. One comparison I have is that while the WS ones are more expensive and have a larger loop, the cooper spots continuously. These Old Dutch mugs are easier to maintain. Overall, I think they were an excellent purchase.
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In my case, no! Works good for me! But you just take the handle never touch other part .
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I wouldn't recommend it, at least for the base. Water somehow got stuck in what I believe was the handle so each time you shake it, water swishes around. Because I hand wash it, this mug has been with me for 7+ years
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yes, but it's 8oz cups not a typical mug which holds a lot more. I like the coffee pot though I wish I had bought it on sale... I saw it on sale later on.
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Yes, you can. Four cups is really equal to 2 mugs. Set the Aroma button so it drips slower.
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I use my Starbucks and other coffee mugs with the machine without any problems. I have other 16oz travel mugs that are too tall to fit though..
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the top handle (black) is made of plastic, so it is quite light.it shouldn't topple a 4 inch height mug
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The diameter of the round portion of the hook is about 1" so the handle would fit, the possible issue I see is that the extension space from the wall to the end where the round part of the hook is , is only about 2.5" so if the mugs were very large they might not hang properlyLiz
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I didn't measure my infuser, but I am pretty sure it is less than 4 inches wide. You'd have to use a smaller mug, or just set the infuser in your large mug. As long as the infuser isn't completely submerged, I think it will still strain out the tea. I have never tried it with a large mug, though.
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I wouldn't recommend this mug because the handle is attached by some kind of weld process. I had to return one because it wasn't attached properly at the bottom. I ordered a different mug that had handles that were riveted and am totally satisfied
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No, no. the cup is not heat friendly to the hand. Not as well insulated as the storge cups
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No. The handle is in the way. The mugs are great and we love them but not for fitting in auto cup holder.Richard