Looking for a flat-bottomed mug, without having to resort to granite ware aka tin cups. Is the bottom surface of this one a totally flat surface? Thx!
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Hi. The bottom isn't actually flat. The bottom is raised between 1/8" and 1/4" from the edges. If you plan on using this mug with your coffee machine, make sure it will fit because it's quite a tall mug.
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I agree with coffeemaniac. There is a small concavity at the bottom. In the dishwasher, after cycle completed, there is a small amount of water atop the mug bottom. Don L. McCord M.D.
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The mug has an outer ring on the bottom and is then recessed about an 1/8th of an inch. . .so no, it is not a totally flat bottom surface.
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The flat bottom is not as flat as glass, but is usable. Looking from inside, the edge of the bottom has a ring that is slightly deeper than the center of the bottom. My stove is glass top. The only thing to deal is the maintained of the pan from rust.
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It is 100% flat and with no any design in the bottom. My stove has glass top too.
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It's not flat being it has drainage ridges which might not allow a mug to be stable even though the weight of the mug shouldn't be a problem. Also the base that a soap bar would sit on seems to be oval and concave. Hope this helps. Dave & Amy.
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The bottom is not flat and this would be much too heavy full for a glass top even if the bottom was flat when it was full of water and jars.I am not sure there are flat bottom granite ware? I've never seen any anyway.Many people just buy a 23 quart Presto pressure canner and use it as a water bath too.You can do a single layer of 7 quart jars at a time in it and it works on glass top stoves.
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Yes, the bottom is perfectly flat. It works well on my ceramic stovetop and I haven't had any issues with my tea kettle. We love it.
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If I understand the question correctly, the bottom is not rounded as in concave. It is completely flat just like the lid. Hope that helps!
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It is totally flat on the bottom, just be aware that it is very thin metal, might tweak a little when first heating up. Happy hot potting, hope this helps.
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I gave it as a gift but asked them this morning. They think it is smooth and flat but they will check after they get home from work. If it's not flat, I will let you know. I do know that my daughter in law loves the teapot.
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it does have a flat bottom....flat as they come. being that i do not have a glass top stove, i can only say, that a person would "not" want to slide it from burner to burner.....but "lift" it. that part would have to be your decision. i know i love mine, and would definitely buy another.
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The bottom really seems to be quite flat. There is really no indentation, so we haven't noticed a problem. We usually do not use 'heated dry', so maybe there might be some residual moisture if the we empty the dishwasher soon after the cycle ends. Our only possible complaint is that they don't really stack...we clearly have too many glasses in the cupboards.
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Robert, the bottom is slightly rounded. Not completely flat or rounded. The bottom section of my pot got pitted and discolored from just regular use. I personally don't care for this item but I don't use it that often so I haven't replaced it and most likely will continue to use it.
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No, there is no flat solid surface on the bottom of the drawer. The cups do not sit at a tilt on the single rod because the side rods come in slightly and hold the k-cups perfectly straight. Hope this helps.
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Yes, the bottom is flat. We've had ours for two Thanksgivings now, and it's been perfect, still looks new. I don't expect we'll ever need a replacement.
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No that is not normal. I have the same cup & it rests perfectly even on flat surfaces.
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Yes it is flat on the bottom and slightly rounded on the sides. This is a beautiful and serviceable pan, you will never regret owning one.
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It is flat and can sit on glass top. It is smooth, but not more than anything else I can think of, like a stainless steel piece. So just like most flat cookware, you need to make sure it does not slid on the top. I always position the handle within the boundary of my stovetop so I do not bump into it unintentionally.